abroad , wherever you say, and the british embassy went, but nothing traces of none, not even any of the embassies, not even any of the governments, not even the turkish government. dad, someone like that came but didn't get on the plane . after a while, ahmed contacted his family to force the mojahedin organization to pull his brothers' hearts in a different direction because his brother is a football player. he called me, he said to call me, i told you, i am in denmark, dad , i have a very good weight there, and so-and-so, and i had you through my son. we got work , work and criticism, we remember that we have so much work and amin and amin, come to us, i want to take majid, i want to take mehdi, we have to take all the families who went to the army in the month of muharram, don't work with you, i was adamantly against you because i knew this kid would say these things under pressure, but unfortunately there were a lot of materials. i couldn't convince them that he was soft. in short, this man of god was a little boy that we had just taken when we closed. he was a very smart boy. u

turkish embassy, ​​the danish embassy, ​​the ministry of foreign affairs, wherever you say, and the british embassyut there was no sign of any of them, not even any of the embassies, not even the turkish government, so that baba did not get on the plane. ahmed, after a while with his family calls to force him mojahedin organization, i should draw the heart of his brothers to a path because his brother was a football player, he called me and told me to call him . send this tool to turkey, turkey said, we got a job here, mom's work, we have so much work, now amin and amin, come to us , i want to take majid, i want to take mahdi, i want to take vahid, all the families of the month of muharram went to the army , and there is no business with you. i was adamantly against you because i knew that this kid would say these things under pressure but unfortunately, the number of the family was large, he could not convince the seer that the battle was short, amin , god's servant, the little boy we had just adopted , he was a very clever boy, unfortunately , these children were unconsciously lost from us. and t

abroad, wherever you say , and the british embassy went, but there is no sign of any of them the guidancenone of the embassies, none of the governments, not even the turkish government. baba, who didn't get on the plane, after some time, muhammad contacts his family to force the mujahideen organization to return the hearts of his brothers to the galaxy .

first-class family members , including egypt, remained unanswered, despite frequent visits to british embassies, they were forced to take dangerous and illegal routes to reach their relatives in england. according to the report of international organizations and civil society organizations , it has accepted the least number of refugees compared to other western european countries, but the british government has announced that it will expel refugees from the african country of rwanda. this time, in the north pole, the air force of 14 western countries, where 150 warplanes are present, the united states, together with denmark, finland, norway and sweden , will hold joint air exercises every two years under the name of the arctic challenge in 1400. nine other countries also joined them, the us with the name us4, the largest aircraft carrier in the world, participated in it. this 100,000 toman warship, which is considered the first nuclear aircraft carrier of the new generation of america, is more than 330 meters long and is capable of carry 90 planes and helicopters the melting of huge masses of i

but the british embassy is getting involved in providing support for the british nationals and the egyptianppened. find egyptian government is yet to announce what happened. and we have announce what happened. and we have an details announce what happened. and we have any details about _ announce what happened. and we have any details about how _ announce what happened. and we have any details about how this _ announce what happened. and we have any details about how this search - any details about how this search being carried out? we any details about how this search being carried out?— any details about how this search being carried out? we do not have much details. _ being carried out? we do not have much details, to _ being carried out? we do not have much details, to be _ being carried out? we do not have much details, to be honest. - much details, to be honest. information is usually limited in this country and they do not release much information to the public or to journalists and i can understand they are in a pretty critical situation at the moment because tourism is a lifeline to

to go to an embassy today in harare, to the swedish embassy, the american embassy, whichever, british embassyand we just talk about the issues that are happening in the country, i can be accused under the patriotic act of having violated in talking to an agent of a foreign government and harming our country's national interest. so yes, we are at risk because of this law. and a lot of people now you will find have self-censored. you invite someone to participate in a program and they say, eh, i might not end up having a good night. i might end up sleeping behind bars. so, they are just using that to instill fear in the population. tom: piers, i can see you are itching to jump in there. do you want to respond to that? piers: yeah. i agree to a certain extent with what tendai is saying, and i think that there will be a chilling effect from this legislation, if indeed the president signs it into law. it is sitting there along with the private voluntary organizations amendment act, which also needs to be signed, which is another law that appears to be compressing civic space as well. i think it is

the british embassy as well said that they are getting involved in providing support for the britishan government is yet to announce what happened. find the egyptian government is yet to announce what happened.- the egyptian government is yet to announce what happened. and do we have any details _ announce what happened. and do we have any details about _ announce what happened. and do we have any details about how— announce what happened. and do we have any details about how this - have any details about how this search is being carried out? we don't have _ search is being carried out? - don't have much details, to be honest. the information is usually limited in this country, the government does not release much information to the public, all the journalists. i can understand they are in a pretty critical situation at the moment, because tourism is a lifeline to the egyptian economy, which is already struggling. so i think they will be treading very carefully here, with what to say and what not to say. they don't want to spread fear, they don't want to discourage tourists, but they

the british embassy is here in egypt and is aware of this incident and working to guarantee the safetyeir british nationals involved and we know also that the prosecutor has started an investigation to try and find out what was behind this fire. and the footage we are seeing on social media showed the fire was really huge, so was itjust an electric fault or is there some sort of negligence or poor maintenance on board this boat? we still don't know yet but this resort is a very famous destination for a lot of british tourists and marsa alam is a berry... it is one of british tourist�*s favourites for snorkelling. it is very bad news for the tourism industry in egypt which depends on british tourists big time so we will wait and see what the local authorities are trying to do about it. ., ., about it. you mentioned there were 30 --eole about it. you mentioned there were 30 peeple on _ about it. you mentioned there were 30 people on board, _ about it. you mentioned there were 30 people on board, around - about it. you mentioned there were 30 people on board, around a - about it. you ment

, they had to nave— the british embassy, they had to nave yoa— the british embassy, they had tothe constant soundbite i hear from we lell— constant soundbite i hear from the left-there— constant soundbite i hear from the left-there are- constant soundbite i hear from the left there are no safe the left that there are no safe anl— the left that there are no safe anl legal— the left that there are no safe and legal routes— the left that there are no safe and legal routes for refugees. anal— and legal routes for refugees. lnal ls— and legal routes for refugees. that is rubbish.— and legal routes for refugees. that is rubbish. but a safe lnlng— that is rubbish. but a safe lnlng lor— that is rubbish. but a safe lnlng lor a— that is rubbish. but a safe thing for a safe- that is rubbish. but a safe thing for a safe and legal route , say— thing for a safe and legal route , say lo— thing for a safe and legal route , say lo people— thing for a safe and legal route , say to people traffickers to snagglers. — , say to people traffickers to smugglers. cireliri; , say to people traffickers to

by the british embassy in the— commissioned by the british embassy in the united arab imiaaies— embassyel—mankoo. ralph charles the first gave pecpie— ralph charles the first gave people portraits— ralph charles the first gave people portraits painted by van iyck— people portraits painted by van iyci. iie— people portraits painted by van dyck, the embassy has given a pcaiaaii— dyck, the embassy has given a portrait painted— dyck, the embassy has given a portrait painted that looks paeiiy— portrait painted that looks paeiiy aciiem. — portrait painted that looks pretty rotten. is that fair or am — pretty rotten. is that fair or am i— pretty rotten. is that fair or am i ieimg— pretty rotten. is that fair or am i being mean ? am i being mean? i think absolutely fair. you know, king charles, the first as our current king, was a great patron of the arts. of course, the royal collection trust in large part, was started there , as part, was started there, as you'll see on the wall behind me, you'll be able to see my own family portraits of various ancestors of mine. so you'll know that artistic

but the british embassy as well so they are getting involved, providing the needed support for the britishd the egyptian government is yet to announce what happened. find government is yet to announce what ha ened. �* ., ., ., , government is yet to announce what hauened. ., ., ., , ., , happened. and do we have any details of how this search _ happened. and do we have any details of how this search is _ happened. and do we have any details of how this search is being _ happened. and do we have any details of how this search is being carried - of how this search is being carried out? ~ ., �* ., . ., , of how this search is being carried out? ~ ., �* . . . , ., out? we don't have much details, to be honest- — out? we don't have much details, to be honest. the _ out? we don't have much details, to be honest. the information - out? we don't have much details, to be honest. the information is- be honest. the information is usually limited in this country. the government does not release much information to the public, or to journalists. and i can understand they are in a pretty critical situati

discounted, uh, and representatives of mead britain's handicap noses and representatives of the british embassy for questions. when will you deal with kormuza, why can you enter some personal sanctions for the kora, murzugali, we do not have such information, we will deal with this issue later. as a matter of fact, they need a bark of a muse now, as only such a banner behind bars, which they will wave, which they will use. as another accusation of denigration, there is the demonization of russia, but he himself as a person, as a personal subject, as a person. they no longer need him. he broken card and it's not just the case of koroz himself. this is an example of what will happen to every accomplice employee, an agent of influence can be a sincere person who really. he doesn't want a disk, well, he wants a person to defend the interests of britain. well , nothing with him, that's why everyone is like that. yes , it seems to me, but all these people should perfectly understand what will happen to them the next day. after well, they will perform their function. i think this is a good example. le

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for green energy in ukraine , great britain will allocate this amount, it was reported in the british the embassy talking about the grant competition and the innovative ukraine competition, it will help to create environmental projects and at the same time contribute to the post-war reconstruction of our state. at 17:00 read more on our website espresso tv subscribe to our channels in social networks drink next to it is better in the basement occupiers from the designed storm company rebelled against their own command now i will quote a fragment of their video message, the message was published on the website so, at first, the occupiers had 150 people after fierce battles , after everything we saw, the remains of the boys were brought to us today from the front line, the occupiers say. they didn't supply ammunition, they didn't supply them, and they didn't supply water , they didn't take out food , they didn't take out three hundred of them, two hundred of them are still rotting there, no one just takes them away, terrible orders are given that, in principle, we shouldn't even carry out in genera

you know, well the british embassy lives like there's no special military operation, just literally, t, made another voyage deep into the territory of russia to yekaterinburg, where she held a meeting. in one of the five-star hotels, as was announced with their supporters, in the third supporters, the fifth column, which somewhere there settled opponents of their own or agents that we know a lot in this region. why is it generally acceptable when foreign ambassadors, in fact, states at war with russia have the right to free movement and travel? to key , including closed regions of the russian federation let me remind you that the russian ambassador comrade kelin in london is forbidden to even visit the british parliament buildings. where before access was absolutely open. he cannot leave london at all, but it is necessary to take a decision, obviously through the ministry of foreign affairs of the fsb, security councils , according to which ambassadors and diplomatic personnel of embassies unfriendly to russia are prohibited from leaving the territory of moscow, and even if a trip som

however, according to the british embassy in washington, the white house reacted very calmly to the decision ; in fact, the escalation of the biden conflict does not bother the new york times. for months, u.s. officials have been saying that cross-border operations could lead to a dangerous escalation, but those fears have eased now that u.s. officials are viewing what is happening as a preliminary operation for a ukrainian counteroffensive. this is a far cry from the administration's tiptoeing last year, when u.s. officials have gone to great lengths to make sure they are not handing over weapons to ukraine that could strike russian territory, citing escalation fears. the white house is categorically against the expansion of the geography of the conflict, allegedly expresses fears of escalation by the coordinator for strategic communications, the us security council, the united states of america. the washington post , while already preparing europe for war before russia began its invasion of ukraine , the troops stationed in the baltic countries and poland were conceived as a military stret

well, listen to a huge number of them right there furin's office was the british embassy a few yearstalked about where our students are. so, accordingly, they send recruits there, and then under control. they are returning here, we now go there on an excursion where a cartoon for children is shown, where everything that was before yeltsin is clearly shown , that is, our whole history. soviet - this is hell with such a postscript and we'll see what happens after i'm not talking about what has recently become known, well-known. uh, inogen memorial, which now they cut off all funding. here is some information that needs to be verified. i think the ministry of justice will probably pay attention to this organization. i just don't. now officially rented out the memorial to date, which is sort of engaged in history and one of the leaders, executive director of the yeltsin center. i don't know if it's active now, but it was last year. let's interview, and interaction yeltsin memorial center said what's wrong here. together we study the history of stalin's repressions. well listen, apart fro

with regard to british nationals within russia, as she will know, we don't force british nationals to register with the embassyo make it clear that unless your presence in russia is essential, then you should consider leaving by commercial routes. the house should recognise that because of the situation in russia, because of the conflict, the ability of the uk to conduct an extraction operation as we did in sudan would be severely limited probably to the point of impossibility, sol limited probably to the point of impossibility, so i will reiterate our travel advice that british nationals should seek to leave the country, should consider leaving the country, should consider leaving the country by commercial routes unless their presence is absolutely essential. and on herfinal point, of course what we have seen in terms of course what we have seen in terms of these fractures, these cracks running through the russian system, will of course have an impact on those russian troops and those wagner mercenaries at the front line who will now be looking over their shoulders just as much as they will be looking forward

so let's say if you are in a war—torn country, it would be incredibly difficult to get to a british embassypeal. again, not very nice _ outside the court of appeal. again, not very nice weather _ outside the court of appeal. again, not very nice weather here - outside the court of appeal. again, not very nice weather here in i outside the court of appeal. again, not very nice weather here in uk, l not very nice weather here in uk, pretty horrible and drizzly. we're just waiting for this ruling now, aren't we? over the last few days and in the past few weeks, some of the numbers and figures involved in trying to tackle what the government sees as a migrant problem has been revealed to the public about what sort of figures are we talking about? unfortunately, it looks like we have lostjoe for now, but i do have you on my screen, rob, don't go away! as soon as we getjoe back... sure, the answer to your question... we havejoe back. rob, thank you. the figures, what sort of figures have been announced in terms of supporting asylum seekers in the uk, what sort of reaction has never been to those

as soon as he left , he was forced to spend seven years in the ecuadorian embassy under night conditions, until the british police forced him out of the agreement. there, he was transferred to bel mash security prison. facts like julian assange don't say that he exposed american war crimes in prison for more than four years, and since then , the american and british governments have been seeking illegal extradition. imprisoning a person to a criminal society . instead of punishing criminals, it shows that human rights have gone on vacation in britain julian assange and the whistleblower wikileaks had published materials about illegal killings in kenya, disposal of toxic waste in ivory coast , us war crimes, the situation of prisoners in guantanamo detention center of the us military and the performance of banks. the helicopters of the american army and the crimes of the american soldiers in afghanistan and other war crimes of the united states are the responsibility of the defenders of freedom of speech in england. justice seekers demand freedom because we believe that his trial is not an attack on the fre

it's just that he needs money, but other embassies definitely have british informants , it's too dangerousem. the documents received from charlie as evidence that he was indeed a member of the british foreign office were carefully checked, they turned out to be genuine , the next meeting to transfer the first portion of information. he appointed in berlin in berlin the mysterious informant made contact several times, but the materials he brought were sparse and of secondary importance. the state of affairs, when the initiative about the time and place of the meeting belongs to the informant , of course, could not suit the mysterious charlie , they assigned the operational pseudonym arno and set the task of establishing his real name , the position, and then recruiting him to become a source of serious secret information. your country your home your family traditions of your people russia phoenix premiere tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv meet the profit marathon at sber megamarket a new starwind floor fan for only 899 rubles. sber mega market, tender, sausage, slivushki tender sausages. take off a

palestinian people , to gather in front of the zionist regime's embassy in london and condemn the crimes of this regime. the end of the britishernment from the occupying regime, the sanctification of quds, the report of mojtaba qasimzadeh complex from london, another rally in front of the zionist embassy in london in protest of the new round of negotiations on palestinian issues , since last week, a new dubbing of the killing of palestinians by israeli soldiers and settlers began here. we have come to the israeli embassy to express our solidarity with the palestinian people and say that we hate the occupation and we believe that resistance is the most basic way to get the palestinians their rights. at the same time, can the british government tell each and every institution that supports the rights of palestinians and mosques not to act on justice for palestinians and support them in the rally in front of the israeli embassy in london, which was attended by police forces and iron fences, as well as the silence of the media and western politicians have been described as shameful or an export for the war crimes of the zionist r

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embassy. the zionist regime in london condemned the rally and the crimes of this regime. the demonstrators also demanded the end of the british government's support for the occupying jerusalem regime. the rally was held in front of the zionist regime's embassy in london in protest of the new round of negotiations on palestinian issues, which started last week. the new dubbing of the killing of palestinians by the hands of israeli soldiers and settlers has begun. we have come here to the israeli embassy to express our solidarity with the palestinian people and say that we hate the occupiers and believe that resistance is the most basic way to get the palestinians their rights. in britain, ordinary people are becoming more and more aware and not rampant, and the opposition against the apartheid regime is being approved and the support for the palestinian people is increasing day by day . justice and palestinians and do not ask them to take action in the rally in front of the israeli embassy in london, which was accompanied by the presence of police forces and iron fences , as well as the silence of the media and politicians in

he left, he was forced to spend seven years in prison in the ecuadorian embassy in his condition, until in an agreement the british police forcibly transferred him from there to the security prison of bel mash mentigol. england and the bbc say everything about facts such as asan for four years, he exposed the war crimes of the united states and since then, the governments of the united states and the united kingdom, following the extradition of the illegality of a person living in a society of crime instead of punishing criminals, show human rights in the united kingdom , julian assange and the wikileaks whistleblower base contains information about illegal killings in kenya, the disposal of toxic waste in the ivory coast, us war crimes, the condition of prisoners in the us guantanamo detention center and the performance of banks , published in 2010 the documents of the iraq war, including the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters , and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other war crimes . america published the defenders of freedom of speech in england, the government of this country to

he spent seven years in the ecuadorian embassy under false conditions in an agreement, the british police were forcibly transferred from there to the bel mash security prison, they don't say in english. for more than four years , the patient exposed the american war crimes in the prison, and since then, the american and british governments have sought extradition of the illegality of life. making a person a crime instead of punishing criminals shows that human rights in the uk are on vacation julian assange and the wikileaks whistleblower base information about illegal killings in kenya disposing of toxic waste in ivory coast american war crimes the situation of prisoners in the guantanamo detention center of the us military and the performance of the banks had published the documents of the iraq war in 2010, including the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other us war crimes. the defenders of freedom of speech in england have taken action against asan. expression and democracy know that the only journalistic crime com

and had to spend seven years in the ecuadorian embassy in his conditions until he was forcibly transferred from there to bel mash security prison by the britishn agreement. they do not say that he has been sick in prison for more than four years the prisoner exposed america's war crimes, and since then, the american and british governments, following the illegal extradition of a person to a society of crime, instead of punishing criminals , show human rights in the uk. a law in kenya, the disposal of toxic waste in the ivory coast, us war crimes, the status of prisoners in detention centers, the certificates of the us army and the performance of banks, in 2010 , wix published the documents of the iraq war, including the video of the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters. and he published the crimes of the american military in afghanistan and other war crimes of the united states. the defenders of freedom of speech in england took action against asan . they know that freedom of speech and democracy is the only crime of journalistic stories. freedom of speech and easy democracy are said to be easy crimes for journalists and journa

in london and was forced to spend seven years in the ecuadorian embassy under suspicious conditions until he was forced to leave the britishice in an agreement. there he was transferred to belmar security prison british kurds and the bbc don't tell everything about the facts. for more than four years, a patient in prison exposed american war crimes, and since then, the american and british governments have sought to extradite the illegality of living in a society of crime instead of punishing criminals. it shows that human rights in the uk have gone on holiday. julian assange and wikileaks whistleblower had published material on illegal killings in kenya, disposal of toxic waste in ivory coast, us war crimes, the situation of prisoners in us military detention centers and the performance of banks in 2010. he published the documents of the iraq war, including the video of the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters and the crimes of the us soldiers in afghanistan and other war crimes of the us. the defenders of freedom of speech in the government of this country took action against asan . the libertarians and th

he left, he was forced to be imprisoned in the ecuadorian embassy for seven years in his condition until he was forced out of there by the british police in an agreement. he was transferred to belmar security prison . england and the bbc say everything about facts like asan. for more than four years, a patient in prison exposed american war crimes, and since then, the american and british governments have been seeking the legal extradition of a person. it shows rights to a crime society instead of punishing criminals humanity has gone on vacation in the uk. julian assange and the joker base wikileaks published information about illegal killings in kenya, the disposal of toxic waste in ivory coast, us war crimes, the situation of prisoners in the guantanamo detention center in the us military and the performance of banks. in 2010, wikileaks published war documents. iraq released the video of the killing of civilians in iraq by the us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other war crimes by the us. i am sorry for the defenders of freedom of speech in england. they know that all freedom fighters and

a video show dozens of people inside the embassy courtyard, sunset fire to a rainbow flag representing the i'll do we take you community. a british court has ruled the u. k. government flint and u. k. governments plant and the port asylum seekers to rhonda as unlawful as the destination is unsafe. just said there was a risk migrants could face prosecution there. the government is planning to appeal the decision. a new revelations that could signal the start of a purge at the top of russia's military establishment the moscow times. and the financial times report that in general surgery sort of beacon has been arrested on suspicion of involvement. any of gave me pre goshen. and his wagner groups failed rebellion over the weekend. the new york times also says, or a beacon had advanced knowledge of precautions, plans. he was ones the face of which is war, a new crane. so okay, so the beacon nickname to genuine and get in for his brutality. putin sent him to ukraine to turn the tide. how he took command of an army in crisis, in which streets and reeling after defeats on the battlefield. sort of the can you began making his reputation

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the last month because my best friend at school when i was about ten was his father was in the british embassypeople to be ebre to— of my ideas for enabling people to be able to buy— of my ideas for enabling people to be able to buy their own bomes— to be able to buy their own bomes emo— to be able to buy their own homes and ensuring that the mob— homes and ensuring that the be ot— homes and ensuring that the number of empty houses was much reteset— number of empty houses was much reteset emo— number of empty houses was much reduced and enabling the price of reduced and enabling the price ot roset— reduced and enabling the price of local services— reduced and enabling the price of local services to be significantly- of local services to be significantly reduced by retesrmg— significantly reduced by reducing the— significantly reduced by reducing the costs of provision. amt— reducing the costs of provision. amt tbet— reducing the costs of provision. and that meant— reducing the costs of provision. and that meant we, i think one weer— and that meant we, i think one weer we— and that meant we, i

embassy court yard. some said fi it to a rainbow flak representing the l g b t to passed community. the british quoted has ruled the you county governments plan to deport asylum seekers to ver, wanda is unlawful. john just said we're one that could not be considered a safe good country and there was a risk migrants would face persecution. the government is planning to appeal form of us president, a us vice president mike pens has met with ukrainian president followed him. is a lensky on a surprise visit to keith pens, reiterated his support for ukrainian victory and cold on the us to commit to taking a leading role on the international stage. he's the 1st 2024 republican presidential candidate to meet with zelinski. and the tunnel in russia is dominating a 2 day assignment of a you leaders in brussels, that meeting, going onto way with the head of nice. how highlighting what he called divisions and roches leadership. boosting nice always defenses and showing up a to to ukraine. also top priorities. at this time, your leaders will come to a special guest at the meeting in brussels. nato secretar

he was forced to spend seven years in the embassy of ecuador in the conditions of the night of the 7th p. until, in an agreement , the british police were forcibly transferred from there to the belmar security prison. england and the bbc say everything about facts like asan. for more than four years, when he was in prison , he exposed the american war crimes, and since then the government united states and england following the extradition of the illegality of living a person to a society of crime instead of punishing criminals shows that human rights in the uk are on vacation. julian assange and wikileaks have published information about illegal killings in kenya, the disposal of toxic waste in ivory coast, american war crimes, the situation of prisoners in the guantanamo detention center of the us army, and the performance of banks. in 2010 , bode published the documents of the iraq war, including the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other us war crimes. he took action, freedom of speech and democracy know that the only crime of journalism is that all

media videos showed dozens of people inside the embassy courtyard. sunset fire to a rainbow flag representing the eligibility to plus community. a british court has ruled the u. k. governments planted to port asylum seekers to rolanda is unlawful. judge's federal wanda should could not be considered a safe 3rd country and there was a risk that my friends would face persecution. the government is planning to appeal to decision climate activists grades whom bob has met with ukrainian president will let him hear zalinski in chief. they talked about the environmental impacts of the war 2 and are criticized the global response to the destruction of the cost. got hydro electric down up into now to new revelations that could signal the start of a purge at the top of russia's military establishment the moscow times and financial times report the general circuit. several v king has been arrested on suspicion of involvement. and you have county for goshen and his wagner groups failed rebellion. and your times also says that sort of beacon had advanced knowledge of progressions plans. he was ones the face of which is war in ukraine. so a sort of,

country's capital kabul — and the challenges military personnel faced helping thousands of british passport holders, embassyd i not understand? of course i understood. but i still could not help them. there was more than one occasion when i would just go and sit and cry. i would be like, i can't do this. we go and sit and cry. i would be like, i can't do thia— i can't do this. we can speak to some of those _ i can't do this. we can speak to some of those involved - i can't do this. we can speak to some of those involved in - i can't do this. we can speak to some of those involved in the l i can't do this. we can speak to - some of those involved in the film. joining us now is di bird, a royal air force police squadron leader. and faheem, a former british paratrooper and former us special forces interpreter. you are both very welcome this morning. squadron leader, how do you want me to refer to you? di is fine. this is a straightforward account of a specific period of time, the airport, the moment when everyone converged on the airport and you were called in. where were you when you got the call to say you w

british parliament's investigation about the government's parties during the period of applying the corona restrictions . he is among the members of this party. after cutting ties with taiwan, veras opened his embassy in china. this embassy was officially opened with the presence of the foreign ministers of the two countries. he knows and taiwan it strongly rejects this issue. it has asked the countries it has relations with to establish diplomatic relations with only 13 countries . polls in the united states show that people are inclined towards political violence. according to a survey by the university of chicago, 12 million americans believe violence is facing action to bring donald trump back. they believe that using violence to prevent trump's criminal reform is facing action . according to this survey, american adults believe that elections do not solve the most basic political and social problems. nearly 50% believe that elites politicians are the most corrupt people in both the democratic and republican political spectrum. violent clashes in the northwest of pakistan left at least 175 people dead and injured . the roof and wall of a residential house collapsed. the mountain fell. lightning

embassy courtyard. some set fire to a rainbow flag representing the lgbtq+ community. a britishourt has ruled the u.k. government's plan to deport asylum-seekers to rwanda is unlawful. it could not be considered a safe their country and there is a risk migrants could face persecution. government is planning to appeal the decision. climate activist -- a climate activist, greta thunberg, meeting with president zimbabwe and kyiv -- president zelenskyy in kyiv. now to new revelations that could signal the start of a purge at the top of russia's military establishment. the moscow times and financial times report general sergey s. has been arrested on suspicion of involvement in yevgeny and the wagner group's failed rebellions. >> he was once the face of russia's war in ukraine. sergey nicknamed general armageddon for his brutality. putin sent them to your to turn the tide. he took command of an army in crisis. -- to ukraine to turn the tide. he took command of an army in crisis. he began making his reputation in the 2000's. he ordered reprisals against civilians. he then commanded fo

embassy. all teachers are laid off. reishi sunak and joe biden held talks at the white house. this is the first visit of the britishto the united states after taking office , political analysts believe that the main purpose of the trip is to restore relations between london and its once key brexit partner and chaotic reshuffles in the government have seriously shaken britain's position on the world stage. what issues were discussed at the meeting will be told by lisa gertz the meaning of the trip to the mentors university was reduced to repeating the mother's teachings. russia is the enemy. i think we have enough money to support ukraine for as long as it takes. i believe that this support will be real, despite the doubts that are heard today on the capitalist hill about whether we should continue to support ukraine and how long do i ask people to imagine what would happen if we did not support ukraine do you think that russia is standing on kiev i think not, risha performed in america almost all in bely walked around the baseball field in combination from a sports jacket of jeans and office boots, the onlookers ov

lived in the ecuadorian embassy for 7 years, but in 2019, under a far-fetched pretext, the ecuadorians refused to continue to shelter the journalist and he was arrested by the britishce. the states have been seeking extradition from britain for many years. ah, sanja, as a criminal. in america, he faces up to 175 years in prison. now the process of extradition of assange in the united states in london and other places of thousands of supporters has been launched. free speech comes out to rally in defense of the great whistleblower. that's how it was this day in history. we watch to know everything about russia , we watch the best historical series for free without registration. north ossetia in the grip of the elements, floods after heavy rains, how do the second life from the hands of surgeons cope, a unique operation performed by russian doctors. which who comes for help?

british fields, what do you think it will be possible to reach? solutions, in particular, of course, it is certainly about the frozen russian assets, mr. embassy, ​​you have a word roman vashchuk, i think that they have proved huge decisions it is still possible that not everyone has matured to the first degree here at this conference it turns out that many people are not yet fully aware of the progress that has already been done in ukraine along the lines of the fight against both corruption and financial fraud . therefore, the recognition that it is necessary to modernize the image of ukraine for investors and for the government is the second issue that was discussed, i.e. there was a representative of a european bank who talked about this in various forms, the possibility of risk insurance, in particular political military risks, which would contribute to the flow of investments, both now and in the future , the reconstruction of ukraine, mr. hlibov, we will also ask about your remarks about your opinion about this conference itself of the topics that are raised at it, colleagues, i will share a few theses for the first time. great britain

british government's regulatory bodies, but other centers held it in other cities across london , and all shiites and all iranians participated in this ceremony with great enthusiasm and interest. here, too, the embassy of the islamic republic of iran, in accordance with the requirement that we actually be able to we organized a program to honor the memory of the great founder of the islamic revolution of iran, the imam, as well as the memory of the dear martyrs of 15 june 1342. in this meeting, the speakers pointed to the single nature of human beings and emphasized that western societies, confused by material tendencies, need thoughts from the past. and first-class islamic thought like imam khomeini and mojtabi abbasnejad london broadcasting agency in various models and sizes for all ages in installments without guarantor in the iranian palace, vitality and health in the great iranian palace , the family is more complete, our baku with the guarantee of pak sami i am allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with greetings to you, dear viewers, dear and respected countrymen, we will bring the floors at 16:00. the advice of the minister of roads and urban development announced the beginning of dea

british government, and unfortunately it was not possible, but other centers were held in other cities throughout the country and with all iranians participated in this ceremony with great enthusiasm and enthusiasm . here, the embassythe islamic republic instead of honoring the memory of imam, the great founder of the islamic revolution of iran, also commemorated the martyrs of 15 june 1342. let's have a plan we held and islamic awakening, the speaker of this meeting emphasized the unity of human nature , western societies are confused by material trends more than in the past, need the thoughts and ideas of islamic studies such as imam khomeini, mojtabi ghasemzadeh , london broadcasting news agency, saadi spoke about the spring season. the children's trees who read saadi are electrifying hafez and with the shahnameh, the companions of god's name and god's place, god's day , ten guides, i have read so many books that now an expert in poetry and literature should have a few rhymes, songs and themes, and write in children's language. and be gentle, more boyish ok, and let it be deeper, the words that are not far from the truth, from many so-called children's poetry books on the market, why don't i like the low statist

he lived in the embassy of ecuador for 7 years, but in 2019, under a far-fetched pretext, the ecuadorians refused journalists hide further and he was arrested by the britishn for many years. ah, sanja, like a criminal. in america, he faces up to 175 years in prison. now the process of issuing assange in the united states in london and other places has thousands of supporters. free speech comes out to rally in defense of the great whistleblower. that was the day in history. we watch to know everything about russia , we watch the best historical series for free without registration. nato shells to the elderly quarters of the cities of the luhansk people's republic for health, injured during the last shelling of lisichansk, doctors are fighting all the details in the report by igor mikhailov in the hospital, four patients, a married couple of two elderly people, they were admitted to the intensive care unit on friday evening.

embassy. all teachers are laid off. richet sunok and joe biden held talks at the white house. this is the first visit by a britishr to the united states since taking office as a political scientist. believe that the main purpose of the trip is to restore relations between london and its once key partners. after brave was taken , great britain found itself in a difficult economic situation. she needs us support, while experts note that, despite washington's warm welcome to the government, the bitch is not located at all. liza herzen watched the meeting. the meaning of the trip to the mentors arisha. sunok studied at an american university and was reduced to repeating his mother's teachings. russia is an enemy. i think we have enough money to support ukraine as much as needed? i believe that this support will be real, despite the doubts that are heard today on the capitalist hill about whether we should continue to support ukraine and how long i ask people to imagine what it would be like if we did not support ukraine. that russia is getting on kiwi, i think not, risha performed in america almost all in bely walked

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