and we understand that bulgaria is a sufficiently important country for us, because it reacted to our trouble from the very beginning. how would you assess the course of this conference, what they are talking about, what they want to agree on, and actually, what could be the practical consequences of this conference? well, first of all it should be said that the very idea of ​​the crimean platform, after of the illegal annexation of crimea was kept afloat by information, in the center of attention. the crimean topic and, in principle, the platform coped with it, but of course, after the large-scale invasion, the priorities changed somewhat, and this conference, it is already the second conference, it gives an opportunity not only to mention crimea, but to propose certain ideas and see how far the parties if we talk about the official perpetrators, they are ready to do something, yesterday was an expert day, for the most part, the expert network of the crimean platform for... proposed a document that actually gives an opportunity to see what our partners can do and what ukraine as a wh

and on april 17 , carpet bombing practically razed the centers of the capitals of yugoslavia and bulgaria the head of bomber aviation in both great britain and the united states there were people who were directly called butchers. well, practically in terms of the number of victims there was no less than from the nuclear bombing of hiroshima. the red army saved europe from such a scenario, but first things first. the main purpose of bombing cities in eastern europe was that already, according to the agreements of the tehran conference, it was clear where the border between the zones of responsibility of the soviet union, post-war, yes, would be. and areas of responsibility in the allies of the anti-hitler coalition, therefore the americans and the british, in principle they began bombing eastern europe on a massive scale, starting at the end of 1943, 1944, 1945. the united states of america understood perfectly well how they could win, unfortunately, yes, it’s very scary to say, this is how they could win this war. just psychological pressure, as you understand, the united states of ameri

he hid in ukraine, then moved to europe, stopping in bulgaria. former security guard of the vice-president of the world congress of mountain jews, forty-four-year-old abubakar abakarov. i thought that the russian representatives would not get there, however, as the businessman reports, there is no way to bypass the system... how it happened the merchant knows that in bulgaria, at the russian request, abubakar abakarov, the last wanted participant in the shooting in the oko moscow city tower, was detained in bulgaria, during which one person was killed and five more were seriously injured. in november 2017 , dmitry pavlov, known in certain circles as the leader of the izmailovskys, celebrated his anniversary in the capital’s skyscraper. on stage, as expected, are some of the most expensive artists of russian show business and world-famous gymnasts. circus dusalley. at the tables podolsk, solntsevsk, bavmonskie. today, reputable entrepreneurs. but that evening it was as if they had returned to the days of their youth, when the conflict was resolved

to live in bulgaria? you know, those guy, chris, the gross, if he actually works, will this billing cap? not billing. cat is essentially a c i a cottage. mm hm. it's supposedly independent, but in fact they, they, they get their intelligence, their information from c i a and m i 6. and then the c i, and i'm like, 6 can say, wow, we didn't know this, this is amazing. this one was an independent journalist researches i've found this out. wow. they doing a better job than we are. and that's so that's, that's the job of bending cap. and chris rosa is one of the chiefs and many good, but he's been peddling nonsense for years. i mean, back it was not the russia simple, special millage or operations. he was saying, rushes, one thing a m o roof is running out of this size, rush is on the brink of collapse. you know, he but it but at all sorts of notices of a roman abramoff which was involved in indigo. sions. um yeah. mans you know, he has been poisoned ukrainians. have been poisoned. i've been kind of known, say

and why bulgaria, in your opinion? well, look, this conference.

volodymyr, first of all, please tell me, you recently attended a very interesting conference in bulgaria, what kind of conference it was, what is its significance for our defense complex and... for crimea in general, well, i can’t say anything about the conference, it must be some kind of mistake , but i can say in general that any conference aimed at increasing our defense capability accelerates the process of development of events at the front in our favor, and of course accelerates the liberation of the temporarily occupied crimea. this is the main thesis that i can prove, what i am sure of, well, in fact , the black sea security conference was held in bulgaria, at which we heard a lot of theses and about security in the black sea region, representatives of the countries of the black sea region and countries took part there are strategically important for this region, and you know, i have a question, why... can we generally talk about ensuring security in the waters of the black sea region, as long as the black sea fleet of the russian federation exists and there is a russian regime i

both bulgaria and romania hope to complete the process forfull membership by the end of the year.is call for a ceasefire in gaza and the release of hostages being held there. pope francis also used his easter sunday message to warn countries against re—arming themselves. here's our religion editor aleem maqbool. when pope francis pulled out of some easter events, concerns about his health intensified. but the vatican said it was to conserve energy for today. and that seems to have worked. though a little out of breath, easter mass went smoothly. after which the 87—year—old went on a drive about to greet what police estimated to be around 60,000 people who'd come to saint peter's square. events culminated with the pope's easter message. in it he renewed calls for access to aid in gaza, for the return of hostages held there, and for an immediate ceasefire. he also focused on what children in gaza have been witnessing. translation: how much suffering we i see in the eyes of these children. those children in that area of war have forgotten how to smile. with those eyes they ask us, wh

so, the black sea security conference, the international crimean platform, was held in bulgaria, your was there, and i know that... you know the details of what was discussed there, what is the significance of this conference for the future liberation of crimea, tell us more , and why bulgaria in particular in your opinion, well, look, this conference is already the second, it is the black sea security conference, that is why it is held in the black sea countries, last year it was romania, and it was the first conference, the responsible bodies in our country on the ukrainian side, there are primarily the ministry of defense and the ministry of foreign affairs, therefore...

the capital of bulgaria has resumed dismantling the monument to the soviet army, erected as a sign ofry over nazism. local authorities made a decision. citing the emergency condition of the monument, but work was suspended at the request of the revival party, the administrative court of sofia declared the dismantling illegal, but the highest administrative court of bulgaria decided otherwise and the process resumed, the facing slabs with inscriptions were removed from the monument, previously the bronze figures of the monument were cut into pieces and transported to a temporary storage warehouse. for us, the memory of the war years is sacred and we will not stop. thanks for the peaceful sky above your head, support and help every hero. veterans will begin to receive financial assistance by may 9 this week; 8,400 people will receive it. payment amounts determined government regulations and are sent annually to veterans of the great patriotic war and persons affected by its consequences in accordance with the decision of the head of state. the ministry of labor emphasized that compared

and their source is a reporter in both gary, a guy in bulgaria, a guy who according to breaking points, used to work for a company that was funded by the c. i a see to get, make this up. and now he works on an online newspaper. so that's worse, 60 minutes goes to do a story to get information from something don't involve. no. yeah, i mean, the whole thing seems weird, right? the reporter, the story. the circumstantial evidence, the fact that they're trying to, we yvette, what is essentially a dead story. but of course, it is about russia. so you gotta do it must be good. but wait, this thing gets even more bizarre. you gotta see this story. in his report, this 60 minutes reporter with the fact deep voice then tells a woman who apparently is an f b i agent, to put it on a book contest. it's not a blog would. so no america advisor with the blog wake of course. uh, he puts her on his in his costume. it looks ridiculous because she looks exactly like the same person. but she looked like before she put on the blond wig, but here she is. one of them is kerry. we're disguising her and not usi

we were filming in bulgaria. have you ever been there? >> stephen: i've never been to bulgaria.eautiful. the crews were great and the people were great. sometimes when i go to a place like that i wonder if i'm going to be recognized or not. how big am i in bulgaria? pretty much, i pretty much wasn't. one day i'm walking around and this group of teenagers, teenagers were following me and i thought oh oh. these young kids are hip. they know me. one of them stopped me and they said, are you marc anthony? >> stephen: the latin heartthrob singer marc anthony? j.lo's ex-husband marc anthony. >> steve: yeah. >> stephen: do you get that a lot. >> steve: first time. i've gotten willem dafoe, john waters, that i understand. i didn't get it. i had to break it to them that i wasn't. they walked away disappointed. when i got back to new york i went to my local coffee place in brooklyn and there was a new guy working there, i give you my order and he looks at me and he says, has anyone ever told you you look like marc anthony? this is true. i said wait a minute. i said you know what, i was ju

he hid in ukraine, then moved to europe, stopping in bulgaria.s organized for himself by the former security guard of the vice-president of the world congress of mountain jews, forty-four-year-old abubakar abakarov, who thought that it was russian representatives. they won’t make it, however, as the businessman reports, they didn’t manage to bypass the system, they made it to europe. as the merchant learned, in bulgaria according to at the russian request, abubakar abakarov, the last wanted participant in the shooting in the oko moscow city tower, was detained, during which one person was killed and five others were seriously injured. in november 2017, in the capital's skyscraper , dmitry pavlov, known in certain circles as the leader of the izmailovskys, celebrated his anniversary. on stage, as expected, some of the best. dear artists of russian show business and gymnasts from the world famous dusalley circus. at the tables are podolsky, solntsevsky, balmonsky. today authoritative entrepreneurs. but that evening it was as if they had returned to

nato is included in it alphabetically: albania, bulgaria, hungary, east germany, poland, romania, ussrchoslovakia. the warsaw pact, as a military-political alliance, lasted until february of the ninety-first year. in july of ninety-one, a protocol was signed in prague on the complete termination of the treaty. the ussr was moving towards collapse, the social structure in our countries was changing. ideologically, we ceased to be hostile to the west, so the presence of a military organization opposing nato, as we considered it, lost its meaning. it would be logical for nato to also dissolve itself, because the enemy has disappeared, but this would have happened if nato was truly a defensive alliance. subsequent events showed that the north atlantic bloc, in essence. sharpened precisely for aggression, it began to literally devour countries one by one, creeping closer and closer to russia, there was no talk of any self-dissolution, expansion was inherent in the very nature of the bloc, so even before the creation of the warsaw pact, greece and turkey joined nato and the federal republic

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volodymyr, first of all, tell me please, you recently attended a very interesting conference in bulgaria, what kind of conference was it, what is its significance for our defense complex and in general for... crimea, well, i can't say anything about the conference, it's probably some kind of mistake, but i can say in general that any conference aimed at increasing our defense capability, uh, accelerates the development process of uh- e events at the front in our favor and of course accelerates the liberation of the temporarily occupied crimea, this is such... the main thesis that i can prove, what i am sure of, well , indeed, the black sea security conference was held in bulgaria, at which we heard a lot there theses, and regarding security in the black sea region, they took part there representatives of the countries of the waters of the black sea region and countries strategically important for this region, and you know, i have a question, and can we in... in general talk about ensuring security in the waters of the black sea region, if, as long as there is a black sea fleet of the rus

with the outbreak of the second world war, bulgaria was hit by a wave of brutal repressions.ist position. for the slightest disobedience to the authorities, those who disagreed were beheaded. to intimidate them, they were carried through the streets on long shastas. when nikolai's elder brother joined the partisans, the gyuurov family came under police surveillance and was then sent to concentration camp. after the liberation of bulgaria by soviet troops in 1944, the family was able to return home. nikolai continued his music studies. while studying at the lyceum, he became interested in dramatic theater. the tall, handsome , very artistic young man was entrusted with the main roles. a severe test for the artist was serving in the army, where rookie soldiers were often subjected to bullying and humiliation. at gyuurov’s request, he was transferred to officer courses, and this decided his entire future fate. on the courses he created and headed the musical team of 120 people. the dream came true, he became a conductor. to perform at the army review. a group of cadets was prepa

, remained in the service of poland and bulgaria, well, i hope that this... the trend will be continued, it will scare the enemies, and now let's move on to the subject of the f-16. can we now say about the general indicators of the quantity that we receive from our side partners and about the expected technical characteristics of these aircraft, what are the best indicators we can hope for in those realities, given those previous promises from our partners. it is difficult to say anything here, because so much is closed from any media coverage, that one can only make some assumptions, well, the first assumption is that we will receive planes in the same condition as they were, say, well, the armed forces, say yes, denmark, denmark and norway, yes, these planes were, well, let's say, a little not modern, they. meet the block standard 50-52 as it is now the main aircraft in the aviation of the united states, the air force of the united states, but there is a radio... compare with the russian fighters su-35-su-30sm, yes, the range is about 300 km, that is, it is inferior, maybe, maybe, du

remained in service with poland and bulgaria.opefully this trend will continue, it will scare the enemy, and now... moving on to the subject of the f-16, can we now talk about the general numbers of numbers that we are receiving from our partners and the expected specifications of these aircraft, the best performance we can hope for in those realities, given those previous promises from our partners? it's hard to say anything here, because naski is so everything, so. is closed from any media coverage, that one can only make some assumptions, well, the first assumption is that we will get the planes in the same condition as they were, ah, let's say, well, in the armed forces er in let's say denmark , denmark and norway, yes, these aircraft were, well, let's say a little outdated, they conform to the block 50-52 standard, as it is now... the main aircraft in the united states aviation, united states air force, but there are radar stations, the 66th station, there is a second modification or a third modification with a range of 110

, remained in the service of poland and bulgaria. a little bit out of date, they 're block 50-52 standard, which is the main aircraft in the united states air force, the united states air force, but... there's the radar stations , the 66 stations, there's the second modification or the third modification with with a range of 110 km. compare with the russian su-35-30 sm fighters, the range is about 300 km, that is, it is inferior, perhaps, during, so to speak , the current, well, overhaul of these planes... before they are handed over to us, some more modern radar stations will be installed, well, then, of course, our chances for a full-fledged fight, the opportunities for our pilots to fully fight against russian fighters will increase significantly, well, besides, such an average option, if we still get planes with radar stations of a different trip type, for example there is the 86th station, yes, it already has 120 km, and in general, for all planes that have passed the mdu, mlu, midlife update, yes, that is modernization in the p

, remained in service with poland and bulgaria. well, hopefully this trend will continue, it will scare the enemies. and now let's move on to the subject of the f-16. can you tell us now the general numbers of quantities that we are getting from our partners and the expected specifications of these aircraft, what is the best we can hope for. in those realities, given those previous promises from our partners? it is difficult to say anything here, because everything is so closed to us, that is, it is closed from any media coverage, that we can only make some assumptions, well, the first assumption is that we will receive the planes in such a condition as they were, say, well, in the armed forces of, let's say, denmark, denmark and norway, yes, these planes were, well, let's say, a little not modern, they correspond to the block 50-52 standard, which is now the main plane in the... aviation of the united states states, united states air force, but there are 606 radar stations, there is a second modification or a third modification wi

bulgaria imported 5.2 million euros. and germany. imported 20 million worth of russian fertilizers. the largest buyer for the third month in a row, according to eurostat, is poland, which increased imports in february to 44 million euros, which was the maximum since december 2021. in response to the eu and russian agricultural products, lithuania resumed grain purchases. in february, the country imported just over 12,000 tons, almost 2 million euros. the previous batch arrived in lithuania last summer. increased purchases. latvia bought almost 60,000 tons of russian grain in february for 10 million euros. in general, european countries imported almost 93,000 tons of russian grain worth 17 million euros in february. the price of cocoa beans on world exchanges reached a historical maximum, rising to the level at 11,000 dollars per ton. this is twice as high as the record that stood for almost half a century. analysts note that such a sharp increase is associated with a long-term deficit. raw materials production, which has been going on for 2 years, was also affected by drought in wes

, remained in service with poland and bulgaria. well, i hope that this trend will continue, it will scare the enemies, and now we will move on to the subject of the f-16. and can we now talk about the general numbers of the quantities that we are receiving from our partners and the expected technical characteristics of these aircraft, which... the best figures we can hope for in those realities, given those previous promises from our partners. it is difficult to say anything here, because everything in naski is so closed from any media coverage that one can only make some assumptions. well, the first assumption is that we will get the planes in the same condition as they were, ah, let's say, well, in the armed forces, let's say. yes denmark denmark and norway, yes, these planes were, well , let's say a little bit out of date, they're block 50-52 standard, which is the main plane in the united states air force, the united states air force, but there are radar stations, 66 stations, there is a second modification or a third modificat

in bulgaria, a provisional government and an early parliament were appointed. election. relevant decision was made by the country's president, rumen radiv. the interim government was headed by dimitr glavchev, former speaker of the parliament and head of the national audit office. early elections are planned for june 9 at the same time as the elections to the european parliament. it will be noted that this is already the sixth interim government in bulgaria in the last three years. such was the news at that time, more. you can read espresso tv on our website, a summary of the highlights on our social networks and watch us on youtube. my colleagues marta oliyarnyk and oksana vysok continue the broadcast. in the next few hours , we will inform and analyze together with you the information marathon of the tv channel in rozpal itself. the most important thing is marta oliyarnyk and oksana vyschanska in the studio, together we will be in such a company in the next three hours, but as usual, i will remind you about our collection, it is important to help our forces defense in

well, indeed, the black sea security conference was held in bulgaria, at which we heard a lot. theregarding safety in the black sea region, representatives of the countries of the black sea region and countries strategically important for this region took part there, and you know, i have the following question: can we generally talk about ensuring security in the black sea region if the black sea fleet of the russian federation still exists and there is a russian regime. is the russian federation as it is now on the borders of the black sea region? we definitely cannot say, and it will be a mistake if someone tries to convince us in the opposite. as long as there is a black sea fleet in the black sea, there is danger for everyone, even those countries that do not take part in hostilities. as long as the russian federation exists, there is danger for countries that. are located outside the boundaries of even the black sea, this is, firstly, secondly, we have such a historical example, very attractive, which i believe should be applied after our victory: to deprive the russian federati

, remained armed with poland and bulgaria.y this trend will continue, it will scare the enemies. and now let's move on to the subject of the f-16. is it possible now to say about the overall figures of the quantities that we are getting from our partners and the expected technical characteristics of these aircraft, what are the best figures that we can hope for in those realities, given those previous promises from our partners? it is difficult to say anything here, because there is so much... everything is closed from any coverage in the media, so you can only make some assumptions, well, the first assumption is that we will receive the planes in the same condition as they were, let's say, well, in the armed forces the forces of, let's say, denmark, denmark and norway, yes, these planes were, well, let's say a little outdated, they correspond to the standard block 50-52 and. as now is the main aircraft in the aviation of the united states, the air force of the united states, but there are radar stations, the 66th stations, th

came back winter is in europe, snowfalls covered bulgaria, croatia, serbia, as well. switzerland and austria, the thermometer dropped to minus. the thickness of the snow cover in some places is more than one and a half meters. it is especially cold in romania. after two weeks of record heat for april , temperatures plummeted by almost 20°c. cyclone renata came to the country with thunderstorms, lightning, and snowfall in mountainous areas. in croatia, local residents fear frosts that could damage flowering fruit trees. similar situation. in bosnia and herzegovina in the capital sarajevo by several days earlier the temperature reached almost 30°, which is not typical for spring in the balkans, and now everything is covered in snow. in lithuania , military exercises “strike of the sword” with the participation of the us armed forces started today. about 600 american troops and 120 wheeled vehicles deployed from poland are involved in the maneuvers. also army ground forces. battles and a us battalion are already stationed in this baltic republic. together they will condu

remained in the arms of poland and bulgaria, well, i hope that this trend will be continued, it willthe enemies, and now let's move on to the topic. in the 16th, can we now say about the general indicators of the quantity that we receive from our partners and about the expected technical. characteristics of these aircraft, what is the best performance we can hope for in those realities given those previous promises from our partners? it is difficult to say anything here, because there is so much, so it is closed from any media coverage, that one can only make some assumptions? well, the first assumption is that we will get the planes in the same condition as they were, let's say, in the armed forces. let's say, denmark, denmark and norway, yes, these planes were, well, let's say, a little not modern, they correspond to the block 50-52 standard as it is now the main aircraft in the united states air force, the united states air force, but there are radar stations, the 66th stations, there is a second modification or a third modification. with a range of 110 km, compare with the russia

radoslav rossinov from bulgaria. tomorrow at the forum , two of our compatriots, victoria kebikova and arina danilchik, will fight for getting into the decisive rounds. girls are guaranteed to be there. stand on a pedestal. belarusians won two more medals at the european swimming championship, among athletes with visual impairments of the musculoskeletal system. igor boki finished second in the 100m backstroke in class c-13. for a sixteen-time paralympic champion. this award was the third at the forum. previously, bobruisk was the best in the 100-meter freestyle butterfly. another bronze for the country. at the european championships. the national team has five hockey medals and is actively working at the minsk arena these days. the boys will play five friendly matches in may. at the beginning , a three-day tournament with the participation of the hosts is planned in kazakhstan. our squad and team russia-25, then the belarusians and russians will go on a big tour of the national teams, within the framework of which t

. the number 10 in a double circle on the ammunition: this is the marking of a military plant in bulgariawhose weapons have long been used by ukraine. but on the box is the name of the intermediate point chernivtsi. first , explosives arrived there, closer to the border, from kiev. then, as the fsb established, the cargo was transferred to romania. we were transported through five more european countries. none of the western border guards have. questions arose, operatives are now finding out who in russia the explosives were supposed to be handed over to. the kiev regime is trying to transfer hostilities to russian territory and is resorting to terrorism in order to create an illusion in the west that the ukrainian army is supposedly able to resist our armed forces, sergei shaigu stated. regarding the situation in the special operation zone, the minister of defense noted that after the failure of the counteroffensive, the enemy tried to gain a foothold on certain lines, but nowhere... vehicles, despite the lack of results, on the line of combat contact kinyov is still trying to convince h

and from bulgaria. so well done.going to go on. and this is the asset confiscation. ill gotten gains will be seized by the police put before the court and one would assume they will be confiscated. and at least we can claw some of the money back. >> i mean , hamish, this, by the >> i mean, hamish, this, by the sounds of it, reading the description of these , these description of these, these people, these criminals, this was quite the operation. huge. so £750,000 in banknotes was found stuffed in suitcases at one of their homes. they discovered hundreds of claim packs containing forged and false documents. more than 900 digital devices. so presumably burner phones, different laptops and accessory is used to do all this fraud. i mean, it's quite extraordinary . they were running extraordinary. they were running this like a big, proper business, weren't they ? business, weren't they? >> they were running it like a business. but at the end of the day, this is organised crime and you wonder how many other you just wonder

and why , in your opinion, bulgaria? this conference... is already the second, it is the black sea security conference, that is why it is held in the black sea countries, last year it was romania, and it was the first conference, the responsible bodies on the ukrainian side are primarily the ministry of defense and the ministry of foreign affairs, so it is certain the specificity of this conference, it is expert in a certain dimension, that is, the first day experts gathered, on the second day diplomats, representatives of the states participating in the crimean platform, what can we say here, first of all, it is good that this is about... by the way, it is good that we are learning to be consistent, because this is an annual conference, it should take place and provide corresponding extension, my colleague, olesya tsibulka, also from the crimean reintegration association , had the opportunity to report at this conference, what can be said about its significance, first of all, it is necessary to strengthen the institutio

so, the black sea security conference of the international crimean platform was held in bulgaria, your colleague was there, and i know that you know the details of what was discussed there, what is the significance of this conference for the future liberation of crimea, tell me. us in more detail, and why exactly bulgaria to yours? well, look, this conference is already the second, it's the black sea security conference, so it's held in the black sea countries, last year it was romania, and it was the first conference, the responsible bodies from the ukrainian side are primarily the ministry of defense and the ministry of foreign affairs, so this is a certain specificity of this conference, it is expert in a certain dimension, that is , experts gathered on the first day, diplomats, representatives of the states, participants of the crimean platform on the second day. what can be said here? first of all, it is good that it is being held, it is good that we are learning to be consistent, because this is an annual conference, it should take place and provide an appropriate update. my coll

and why bulgaria in your opinion. well, look, this conference is already the second, it is the black sea security conference, so it is held in the black sea countries. last year it was romania and it was the first conference. on the ukrainian side, the responsible bodies are primarily the ministry of defense and the ministry of foreign affairs, so this is a certain specificity of this conference, it is expert in a certain dimension, that is , experts gathered on the first day, diplomats and representatives of the states participating in the crimean platform on the second day. what's here can you say first of all, it is good that it is being held, it is good that we are learning to be consistent, because this is an annual conference, it should take place and provide an appropriate update. my colleague olesya tsybulka also from the crimean integration association had the opportunity to speak at this conference. what can be said about its meaning? first of all , it is necessary to strengthen the institutional capacity of

i remember a week before bulgaria had total open borders to the united kingdom .ia and i met a priest who ran an orphanage , and he really ran an orphanage, and he really was the most remarkable man, doing the most incredible job with these young children . i with these young children. i said to him, from next week, anybody can just come and live and work in the united kingdom. do you think many people will come? oh, yes, he said. they're bound to. most of this country is very, very poor. you are comparatively, very, very rich . comparatively, very, very rich. i said, what type of people will come? oh, that's easy, the priest said, you will get the best of bulgarians . you will get best of bulgarians. you will get our doctors, you will get our lawyers. you will get our accountants, he said. but also you'll get the worst of bulgarians, because for the criminal gangs, london and the rest of the uk are much richer pickings. well a story that's broken overnight and it's quite extraordinary in many ways is that a handful of bulgaria fans have managed to claim £50 milli

in slovakia, hungry, romania and bulgaria. germany is responsible for a battle group in lithuania, near the swell key gap, a 100 kilometers stretch of the lithuanian, polish border between bella roost and the russian escalade of colon and grad nato believes it's where a russian attack would be. most likely. colonel klaus paid to a bag is in command of the german contingent station. here in lithuania, protested objectively speaking full size from russia and better. ruth, all no longer present in the kind of strength we saw before. the wall in ukraine, the cliff to many forces have been withdrawn and the point in ukraine are coming up if you so objectively we can say that when not currently under any acute trent mod done these splintering, the german soldiers from the barracks and bavaria have now arrived by plane, but their tanks are still in transit and the evening there's a flag ceremony symbolizing the change over of troops. while some are heading home after 6 months, the others are left with an important task, demonstrating loud and clear that nato won't abandon lithuania in the even

poland to the czech republic and hungry became members. 5 years later estonia live via lithuania, bulgaria, romania, slovakia, and slovenia followed. albania and croatia joined in 292017 k montenegro, and in 2020 north macedonia, became the last country to join nato before the war. and ukraine. why is it that so many nations at work that are former soviet republics, such as estonia, that being left when you or former members of the worst i'll pack like poland. why did they seek to join nato as soon as they possibly could? why does ukraine well to do it now is because they know what it's like to be under russian control. some people say that by expanding nato toward russia, that we were committing a form of aggression that we were threatening russia. i can tell you because i was there in the george h. w bush administration. when the warsaw pact collapsed and then when the soviet union union disintegrated, central and eastern european countries were pounding on nato's door, asking admission. they had been dominated by the soviet union since the end of world war 2. they wanted to be free, and

the list includes belgium, bulgaria, hungary, greece, kazakhstan, latvia, lithuania, poland, russia,omania, slovakia, france and the czech republic. the fourteenth country is always the state in which the drug is produced. in practice it all looks like this. the manufacturer or his representative decides to sell a medicine in belarus, for example, made in india, they look at what active substance it contains and check whether it is on the list of the new version 776 of the savmin's resolution, they find it there, which means they need agree with the state on the price at which it can be purchased for belarus. if the drug has already been sold on our market before, they take its average purchase price in the last 6 months, for example, it is 20 rubles per 10 g. then they look at what price the manufacturer sells it to 13 countries from the approved list in india itself. add up these 14 indicators and divide by 14. you get the average selling price of the drug in the reference countries, for example, it is 22 rubles per 10 g. then the average price of the drug on the belarusian market