brought it to you because by the maybe button is reading the same textbook or but deletes and central asia are what i hear from ya and sonya the know upset of the events or the region really closely with maybe with a great to understand history. some guidelines, yachts, case around the central asian countries ready to be tended to tool or separately inform me and policy industry intended to consecrate finally took care of them. thank you. one you who is the more you know, when you come, i think no one will be pleased to realize their opponent, someone else has gave me a bit crazy. seems comfortable in this role for now. hold on the bottom, it says a bite, the full truth, cuban you clue understanding of who did you logical address on who the agencies or subject and objects are probably makes life easier when you agree. but human understanding is that historical continuity and ins connectedness is needed. so most of the population going to that is usually if you make mistakes, most people will just do that. you lose the nation. it's not always we are now seeing and the case would be great. o

an important connection back to the central asia. i may as easily if it is, you know, anyway, an into civilizational glue, only blog under the same time. it is part of the underlying framework in the bones . chair, security at the ups comes all the trucks. you know, it worries me here because of course, it seems to me that in the, creating an issue language, culture, right. and some historical ties have been treated as mary. i do not play the flute in the practical aspects of life lesson, which is simply advantageous for having good relations with neighbors, like the square. what do you think crated policies returning to relations with the state? and is it more visible today? that's what you have. you know, for the social i've been involved in issues if you ration integration from quite some time to be assigned, i want to say that without purpose, calcium fragmentation of su everything. and once you, fortunately turn into and see where this one is, the weights and this is what it's called, integration of a lead us up till these proce

and groups are financed, psychological pumping, incitement, the ultimate goal is to set fire to central asia it must be said that there is such experience, but what is very important, it is well remembered. words of support from the heads of the central. relations between the republics of central asia, in particular uzbekistan and russia. uzbekistan, as well as other republics of central asia, but perhaps to a greater extent, experienced all the consequences of international terrorism in the early 1990s. not only experienced, but managed to win, let’s say, this is a manifestation of the terrible terrible actions, no matter how they say, whether uzbekistan acted harshly or not, but it managed to develop a system of counteraction, which is why practically the republic, well, by and large, the whole of central asia lives relatively calmly. you can remember the event in andejan, where several hundred people died, only according to official data, what’s surprising is that they managed to take control of the situation after the american military base was expelled from the country. how connected do

they asked me including the central asia that to me. but correct me if i'm wrong and, but it's the same to me that the russian government has become much more sense instead of like to have steven a so water specs for and maybe more even accommodating and its relations with its neighbors. especially those neighbors that us to teach the importance who is the same thing. we've got for a, a what, how well, all of the sickness we received and understood and this centralization, capitals started as we have just started from the central asia, realized that it apparently has leverage some strength and the things that shouldn't be a part of the looting of the eyes of russia, the yes, use the group and the understanding that it's all noticed and those are just about taking a bunch of different situations, but also a lot restoring. and what was the one these of the most of the slides isn't party to conduct the machine regarding russia and it doesn't spend all this. are you focusing on asia ma? uh, yeah, i would say the following is the other issue

let's go back just interested in central asia. if you chose know, comparable to that of the 21st century, when americans enter the scanner level and meet with the spring board, a so called little pathways in the region. why you miss? how interesting is the region to pressure in china and see if in terms of this ministry potential somebody if it's under the few decades ago, they were interested in d. militarization has anything changed on this front of william from the military logistics points of the central asia is as the american say, we just take a logistical nightmare which line because of the core americans offer everyone's almost everyone on why. because of what we see as a disadvantage for us, and we for the fact that we have more no access to the c, and this kind of hotline region a. so just a very inconvenient legion's, a large scale mucho operations was specially in terms of miniature logistically. and they were used to get when you have to cross many board as are reliant at logistics. it could be so you say, you mean im

cells and groups goes, psychological pumping, incitement, the ultimate goal is to set fire to central asiasaid that there is such experience, but what is very important, it is well remembered. words of support from the heads of central asian states to the people of russia after the terrible terrorist attacks. this, of course, is not only evidence of the close relations between our countries, but a reminder that the history of the central asian states has its own tragic pages. but he managed to develop a system counteraction, that’s why it’s practically a republic, well, by and large, all of central asia lives relatively calmly. you can remember the event in andejan, where several hundred people died, only according to official data, what’s surprising is that it was possible to take control of the situation after the american military base was expelled from the country, how connected do you think these events are? the fact is that aldejan is a special, special case, special case, it was an attempt at a coup, and for uzbekistan it was a tragedy, a tragedy, which could not be prevented, and j

next we will tell you how central asia, central asia occupied soroncha, and the french caen and uzbekistanomething in common. about this and also about something new the tourist trend of pavel durov and other important events of the region in the review by robert frantsev after the advertisement. it’s hard not to notice the legendary alfabank credit card with a whole year without interest on all purchases, you get a superkick in rubles every month for free, withdraw cash from any atms, it’s not just profitable alpha in... thanks to purchases at the megamarket , someone will reach the finish line first -it will create comfort in an apartment, someone will go on a long-awaited vacation, sellers at a megamarket change the world, a megamarket - just grow with us, one of my friends came into the wrong area, but i ’m getting used to the role here, i’ll be there soon, uh, boy, i have a call, but i myself have zero account, and if i find it, and he will find it, communication with zero is already included in the tariff free, our subscribers will not be left without communication, remember, he is o

health, i bided, you'll cause by the maybe button is reading the same textbook or but deletes and central asia are old. i hear me and so i knew the know upset of the events or the region really closely with maybe with a great to understand history. sometimes the advocates around the central asian countries really to be tended to tool or platform for american policy in this region to consecrate funding took care of with them to join you. who is the more, you know, when you come in, i think no one will be pleased to realize they are born in someone else's game. will you be crazy? seems comfortable in this role for now? hold on the bottom. i think the bite the for should group, but new clue understanding of who the jews. lexical ads is on who the agencies are . subject and object solved probably makes life easier when you agree. when human understanding is the historical continuity and an ends connectedness is needed. some separate calculation, good to that is usually if you make mistakes, leave so loose, people will just do this. you lose the nation. this matter was we are now seeing and the cas

that's all for us, see you as usual in central asia. on next week, take care!e services of the united states of america are on the verge of using artificial intelligence technologies. to manipulate public consciousness, with the help of the americans, of course, ukraine is very active, you can’t come up with anything new, it’s new in technology, naturally i had no plans to be recruited, i somehow didn’t even suspect that this could happen to me , we’ll tell you about this now, it’s not intelligence services that compete with each other, it’s the state, intelligence and counterintelligence fights among themselves, but in the end the result of everything is determined by the quality of state policy. in our country, if it’s a sport, then it’s with records, if it’s a holiday, then it’s a folk one, we love traditions, we honor our history. we value family, strong relationships, we admire how the country is blossoming, there are even more achievements ahead, fall in love with the country more at the russia exhibition. mourning for the deceased has been declared in th

today, central asia is under unprecedented pressure and its target.t luring people into some dubious events, it’s about sowing discord between today’s allies. in particular, this was discussed at the csto parliamentary assembly held in almaat. the unity of position was noted regarding the role of the organization as a key security factor throughout the eurasian space. the three main threats - drug trafficking, extremism and terrorism - today have a pronounced cross-border nature, therefore it is necessary for effective counteraction. we have a long land border, on today, if we take all the countries in terms of trade volume in the world, kazakhstan ranks fifth, all these things are mostly insinuations, when some absolutely private everyday case begins to be inflated, and they inflate it precisely in order to to shake up the situation in our country. a multinational country, a lot of people live in it, they live absolutely calmly, peacefully, everyone now, especially over the last few years, have realized that their own safety can be ensured alone it’s

in addition, the corridor of china, central asia, west asia, and the mediterranean sea, which has high potential in the current situation, is considered an important part of the solution for the development of trade between east and west asia. a year earlier, another transit route connecting the east to the west was opened. on june 31, 1401 , kazakhstan's full rail transit from iran to europe started . one of the foreign policy priorities of the government of the islamic republic of iran is to play an effective role in increasing convergence. o through the expansion of trade from the land of iran is a safe, low-cost and fast route. operation of the first phase of aparin logistics center, or the dry rail port of tehran , as the largest rail import and export hub in the center of the country at the intersection of the international and east-west and north-south rail corridors on the one hand, and the renovation and development of 39.41 rail fleets from on the other hand , there are other significant measures taken by the railways in the 13th government. shahid raisi's government complete

many destinations. from the east to the west of iran, like the north-south corridor that connects central asia from the northern borders to the indian ocean in the blue borders of iran they connect the development of the country's corridors is also profitable. be sure to specify the time in the projects in a clear way for both the executive and the supervisor as well as for the people who observe all actions and public behavior. the north-south route, one of the most important transit routes in the country, lacked a vital piece all these years. a part of the road, the completion of which is a prerequisite for the loading of the north-south transfer road. under the burden of the astana railway project, the construction of this route after years of delay finally started in the second month of 1402 with the participation of the northern neighbor. negotiations and agreement. its beginning was related to the previous two decades or the last 20 years however, it was postponed for some reasons, it should not have been postponed, iran's position in the region is such that it can connect many capacitie

that's all for us, see you as usual next week in central asia, take care of yourself!al programs and documentaries, we watch, we watch in the application or on the website. we continue the news review: russian troops took control of another settlement in zagornoye in the zaporozhye region. this was reported to the ministry of defense. the enemy suffered losses in manpower and technology and was forced to. a subdivision of the vostok grouping of troops liberated the village of zagornoye, zaporozhye region, and occupied more advantageous positions. the manpower and equipment of the fifty-eighth motorized infantry brigade of the ukrainian armed forces, the 123rd military defense brigade and the fifteenth national guard brigade were defeated in the areas of the settlements of novoselovka, zaporozhye region, urozhaynaya and vladimirovka, donetsk people's republic. the ukrainian armed forces lost up to 135 military personnel, an armored combat vehicle, four vehicles, a 155-mm self-propelled artillery installation. the crew of the most modern russian tank t-90 works at direct

we do have gaps when it comes, for example, to information on bad actors in central asia. so today i am less concerned about an individual on our watch list sneaking through our southern border than i am about a bad actor who is unknown to us, and that's why we need to urgently prioritize deepening intelligence partnerships with countries in central asia and ensuring that we are fully exploiting all of the intelligence that has been collected to date on bad actors, their travel patterns and more. >> and when you say under resourced, congress controls the pursestrings and the allocations of that including chair turner's committee would have a voice in that, correct? >> yes, that is true. at the same time, the federal government has made decisions about other intelligence priorities. great power competition has taken resources away from foreign terrorism priorities like isis and al qaeda, and i do believe has led to somewhat of a misassessment of the objectives of what had previously been viewed of regional affiliates of isis k and corson which has global ambitions rather th

to educate some forms, 60 persons of was central asia as what the results us and they all did. you need from the glaciers and some of us know, colored areas of our county taking this factor into a comp case on has initiate that the united nations general assembly are these are usually about the declaration of alpha, 2025 as the in 10 nation year of glacial preservation. we believe this will create a 5 level foundation for developing corporation. i am on stakeholders to preserve the lay shows and programs they have melting because you can so on has the will of, is national strategy of the patient to climate change for 2000. so t, based on our nation would come each man's and the visuals of the parties agreement. one of the ways to issue the goals of the parties agreement is on the out of the, the formation of a green economy. and the efficient use of renewable energy sources. i'm interested in your, this is a fed conference taking place in your country. what has been achieved so far? you know, what positive outcomes have you seen and how does the international community really h

zelensky’s courtship of opposition journalists from central asia is obviously aimed at involving theon to participate in the so-called swiss format, which is unilaterally organized by kiev, but it should be noted that the countries of central asia are not eager to participate in this production. today, central asia is facing unprecedented pressure, and its goal, of course, is not simply to lure... regarding the role of the organization as a key factor in security throughout the eurasian space. the three main threats - drug trafficking, extremism and terrorism - today have a pronounced cross-border nature, therefore, in order to effectively counter it, it is necessary to synchronize national legal systems. we carry out all the work exclusively in the interests of each country, creating a unified legal field, this makes it easier for us to confront all challenges together and threats etc. and in this regard, the role of parliamentary diplomacy is extremely important. we believe that it is necessary to invite representatives of new countries to work on global security issues. parliament

east to west iran is like the north-south corridor that connects central asia from the northern borders to the indian ocean in the blue borders of iran. the development of the country's corridors is both income-generating and security-generating. be sure to specify the time in the projects in a clear way for both the presenter, the supervisor and the people who is the observer of all actions and public behavior. the north-south route, one of the most important transit routes in the country, lacked a vital piece all these years. a part of the road, the completion of which is a prerequisite for the loading of the north-south transfer road. under load the project of roshd asana ahades railway line, after years of delay, finally started in the second month of 1402 with the participation of the northern neighbor. the initial negotiations and agreement were related to the previous two decades or the last 20 years. lacan was included for some reasons. it should not have been delayed. iran's position in the nahal region. that can have many capacities east asia exists to connect to europe, and t

a safe and cheap route to connect central asia to the open waters of the world, which is a long-standingf the northern neighbors. passage of iran is wide it is the best route for neighbors. the attack load will be less for 20 days. its cost is up to 40% cheaper. iran gives special priority to the development of the north-south corridor and has made huge investments. in addition, the corridor of china, central asia, west asia, the mediterranean sea, which has high potential in the current situation, is an important part of the solution for the development of trade between the east and the west. a year ago, another transit route connecting the east to the west was opened. on june 31, 1401, kazakhstan's full rail transit from iran to europe started. one of the foreign policy priorities of the government of the islamic republic of iran are an effective map in increasing regional integration through the expansion of trade from iran as a safe, low-cost and fast route. operation of the first phase of aparin logistics center, or the dry rail port of tehran, as the largest rail import and export

national concern, but the reason why they could trigger it with best with climate change is across central asia. increasing justification, agriculture of prices, and the decline of the entire region due to water shortages. the government of subjects, dawn has launched the bush and be able to process an initiative and attacking each page and issues. it's hosted at high levels, international conference as possibly with international pay for actions and what your for sustainable development. however, subjective stands expiration on the global stage, often shuttled by serious allegations of human rights violations. i cracked up on democratic regions at the same time, it's navigating context. joe political dynamics with global regional powers fine, for instance, the strategically located then the nation joined us over the next half hour as we explored the challenges on opportunities facing projects done today. as patrick farm is just, it ought to be monday, the 12th of the project, 5 minutes to throughout the country for talking to of to there. let's talk about this vote a conference that's taking p

you're the poor, his country in central asia. what a development tends for the future. economic development tends for the future for, you know, for the country. as i mentioned, they both know in touch it gets done. 90 percent of all i can say of more than 96 percent of all why electricity is uh january 18th, generated from a hydro electric power stations utilizing rain renewable source of green energy. this is, i mean, the, the hydra, the energy, all energy 6 to eat this one, the final date, important sector of our economy. the government offices you just on has them all of the green, the economy developments such as you for the 20232000. so to 7 the, they'll come in emphasize efficient use of water, land. natural mean, they're all in the investments adoption of more than and you know, what to technologies and the science coming into the national conference of the corporation. and you talk about international cooperation. yes, i just want to talk about where this project is done fit and it's, it's, it's in a strategic location. w

in addition, the corridor of china, central asia, west asia, and the mediterranean sea, which has highential in the current situation, is considered an important part of the solution for the development of trade between east and west asia.

uzbekistan is a country in central asia and adjacent to the historic silk road. wherever you go, we see signs and symbols of iranian and islamic culture. hafez said a few centuries ago, if it leaves shirazi with the flour of our heart, it will be our aunt samarkand is part of bukhara. each of these cities has many stories and legends. mansions, old schools, buildings with unique tiling, each one tells the old stories of this border. like here, bukhara, the birthplace of ibn sina, the iranian sage physician and scientist, whose kalyan minaret, which was built in the reign of afrasiab and was once the tallest minaret in central asia, or samarkand, in the center of the silk road, where the unique iranian architecture of the buildings around rigestan square , later in the buildings famous like taj mahal of india , saint petersburg mosque of russia and naqsh jahan square isfahan was also used, or here is khiva, a city in kharazm province, which is the tomb of the famous pahlan of puria, but who is known in uzbekistan as pahlan mahmud and is particularly popular among

people from central asia were part of the russian society, culture and traditions.of migrant workers today work honestly, persistently and diligently, building churches, schools, hospitals, hospitals for us russians, but... for the behavior of some of our co-religionists, both russians and immigrants, i feel ashamed, returning to the topic of trials, to the topic of the instigations of iblis, shaitan, i again want to draw the attention of all my brothers and sisters, sometimes... committing a sin, breaking the law, is so close, it seems so easy to go unpunished, and law-abidingness requires effort, labor, overcoming one’s self, it is very easy to retreat, to commit a sin. but we must remember that allah has forbidden us violence, deception and injustice towards others, especially in relation to those who gave you blood, provided you with work, provided schools and clinics for your family members. dear brothers and sisters, let us lead by example. the life of prophet ibrahim, peace be upon him, and not follow in the footsteps of satan. you need to be morally honest,

, in this central asia there are actually problems with preachers. extremists are even worse thanaces, i know this because i worked in some of these countries, already there, so to speak, but they are being brainwashed, there they study in schools where it is written in the history books, what the entire period together with russia and the soviet union is an occupation, for those who are not aware, in all post-soviet countries except belarus, in local history textbooks, the historical period, so to speak, being in the russian empire and the soviet union is presented as an occupation in one way or another degree of complexity, then, therefore, when these people... economics and economics, all this is important, undoubtedly, but you understand that your economy can be covered with a copper basin if the country begins to be torn apart, and this is a very real prospect, so to these things just like that, let’s keep quiet and you keep quiet and you keep quiet everything will be fine, but it won’t be, unfortunately it won’t be, so these things need to be taken not only under strict cont

uzbekistan is a country in central asia and adjacent to the historic silk road. everywhere you turn , there are signs and symbols of iranian and islamic culture. hafez said a few centuries ago, if that shirazi turk gives flour to his hindu aunt, samarkand, bukhara, each of these cities has many stories and legends, mansions, old schools, buildings with unique tiling, each narrator. stories of this border is ancient, like here, bukhara, the birthplace of ibn sina, the persian sage and scientist, whose kalyan minaret, which was built in the time of al-afrasiab and was once the tallest minaret in central asia , or samarkand, in the center of the silk road, where the unique iranian architecture of the surrounding buildings rigistan square was later used in famous buildings such as taj mahal in india, saint petersburg mosque in russia and naqsh jahan square in isfahan. or here, khiva , a city in kharazm province, where the tomb of the famous warrior puriya vali, who is known as mahmud in uzbekistan, is particularly popular among uzbeks. the attachment and interest of

, arrests of individuals from centralasia, really arrests of individuals from central asia, reallyin the hope of finding if you're guilty ones, through the main dealer harass them, then there is much more repression in the region in general. this could be use of military force, assassinations, but russia usually uses a very heavy hand in the circumstances. �*y ., senior fellow with the warfare, irregular threats, and terrorism programme at the centre for strategic and international studies. in his first interview with an israeli tv network since israel's war on hamas began in october, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the phase of intense fighting against the palestinian armed group is coming to an end. netanyahu said that would free up israeli forces to would free up israeli forces to be deployed to the northern border with lebanon, where fighting with the hezbollah armed group has escalated. more than 90,000 israeli residents have evacuated the area amid exchanges of cross—border fire between israeli forces and hezbollah. there are concerns of a wider conflict breaki

you're the poor, his country in central asia. what are your development tons for the future? the economic development, the tents for the future for you know, for the country. as i mentioned, they both know in touch it gets done uh, 90 percent of all i can say of more than 96 percent of all y electricity is january 18th, generated from a hydro electric power stations utilizing vain. a renewable source of green energy. this is, i mean the, the hydro energy, all energy 6 of it, this one, the final date, important sector of all way. economy to the government offices. you just on has the, all of the green and the economy development strategic for the 20232000. so to 7, the, they'll come in emphasize efficient use of water, land, natural, mean, minerals in investments adoption of more than and you know, what to technology is and the science coming into the national conference of the corporation. and you're talking about international cooperation. yes, i just want to talk about where does touch of his don? 15, it's a, it's a strategic location. where does it fit in between the big i

liz: those nations -- do those nations in central asia, we're talking uzbekistan, moldova, tajikistanormation with the u.s.? they've been talking about this for six years and far more illegal aliens crossed the border under biden than under tram 7. it's a historic crisis. mayorkas said they're doing robin lou bust vetting and -- robust vetting and no evidence they're plan ago big terror attack and if his eyes don't see t then the threat from isis, isis k and other terror groups don't -- it doesn't exist and we are getting information from the central asian nations. >> some of them we are. tajikistan sent us warnings on some that entered the united states from there. but others, it's hard to say whether we're getting accurate information and whether it's for real or not. but quite frankly, the biden administration, especially alejandro mayorkas, we just can't get information that is true. they tell us, now after 8 to 10 million or maybe even more illegals have come in, they still have the most ridiculous statements like the border is secure. the operation -- they have operational contr

now the world's last remaining wild horses are returning to their natural habitat and central asia. the pleasure welski horse went extinct in a wild many 60 years ago, and only a dozen of them remained in captivity. obviously, i was to meet them at vancouver for of these. but as the vows case, horses are the 1st of the kind to gallop the fast steps of catholics done in nearly 2 centuries. bred at the progress do. these 3 travelled more than 4000 kilometers by plane to the ancestral home. up with us, it all set on pick on, yet we managed to get those horses here alive, and healthy, all the way to this reintroduction santano's, of course mall will follow these 1st 3 or just the 1st avenue zippers of all skis. horse is genetically different and the only true wild horse subspecies. it's lineage splits thousands of years ago before horses with domesticated. it's smaller and stocky. a than a regular horse with no just simply short legs. on average, it weighs much less to and its unique genetics mean. first of all, skis holes can only breed among its kind of this plus hunting and the clima

capital of the general government , expeditions went out, geographers, scientists, ethnographers to central asia railway , streams of peasant migrants poured into siberia. the rapid development of the region was initiated by the first world war and the february and october revolutions of 1917. during the civil period war, omsk temporarily became the capital of white guard russia. the picturesque mansion of the merchant batyushka on the banks of the ertysh in the city center became the personal residence of admiral alexander vasilyevich kolchak. he moved here on december 15, 1918 after he assumed supreme power. here the supreme ruler of russia lived for a year before retreating from the city. with a major scientist, an experienced military man, an energetic respected person, the white movement. in kolchuk’s house there is now a center for studying the history of the civil war, this is a branch of the omsk regional archive, in which an exhibition hall has been set up, each of its exhibits is of scientific interest. since 1918, in omsk and yekaterinburg, the provisional siberian government issued i

the world's last remaining wild horses are returning to their natural habitat in central asia. such a waltz case, horse went extinct in the wild 60 years ago, and only a dozen of them remained in captivity. dmitri met, met, give benco reports of these. but as the vowels case, horses are the 1st of the kind to gallop the fast steps of catholics done in nearly 2 centuries. bred at the progress do these 3 travel more than 4000 kilometers by plane to the ancestral home. apo does it all set on pico and yet we manage to get those horses here alive, and healthy, all the way to this reintroduction santano's. of course, mobile phones of these 1st 3 or just the 1st step in the zippers of all skis. horse is genetically different and the only true wild horse subspecies. it's lineage splits thousands of years ago before horses. what domesticated it's smaller and stuck here than a regular horse with no just simply short legs. on average, it weighs much less to and its unique genetics mean push of ascii is holes, can only breed among its kind of this plus hunting and the climate change caused the br

agencies there are recruiting women from across central asia to meet the rising demand for surrogateitation. the bbc russia's maria jevstafjeva reports from tbilisi. three—year—old harrison and madison have come to meet their new baby brothers. the sets of twins were born here in tbilisi, georgia. british couple turned to commercial surrogacy after five years of failed ivf treatment. it was a lot more affordable for us to go to georgia, the level of paperwork. we just couldn't thank georgia for giving us an opportunity of this magnitude to be able to create life, and i am you know, i wasn't able to do that myself. joanna and paul used a georgian surrogate. georgia is now the go to country in europe for many couples. it used to be ukraine but the war there has led to many parents making the switch. but with georgia's population less than a 10th of ukraine's, a shortage of local mothers means agencies are choosing to recruit some women from central asia. 2600 kilometres away in kazakhstan, we meet alena. she has asked us not to use her real name but has allowed us to follow her on herj

linked to the islamic state — probably from the islamic state khorasan, which is their branch in central asiad has carried out attacks in moscow and this attack is close to their home territory. can we infer anything? we know the sites that were targeted, two churches, one a synagogue — these are religious venues. can we make anything from that in terms of what was actually targeted? so, the islamic state and individuals that follow it see themselves as part of a religious struggle. they see a western war on islam and they see awar a war done by christians and dues on religious targets. —— jews. by striking religious targets, they believe they're defending their faith. as you said earlier, we're still working to confirm a lot of the facts here and figure out exactly who was behind this but in your assessment, do you think this has the hallmarks of an act by a group like isis or isis—k? certainly, that has to be the starting hypothesis. we have seen these group to similar attacks with gun and we know it is active in the region and that russia has failed to stop this group both from an intellig

i’m not even talking about central asia, where the position of the united states of western countriesalso melting, and the middle east, where the west has always controlled the situation for centuries , is now slipping out of their control, they are losing a big game, but it’s our business. the right enemy will be defeated, victory will be ours, we give the floor to the news, see you again at 17:00, don’t miss it, hello, it’s news time at first, we’ll tell you about the most important events right now, a massive attack, the enemy’s target was. the stanislavsky factory festival of provincial theaters begins in the capital, featuring the best performances from different regions of russia. news comes from the ministry of defense, the results of the week are reported: 14 strikes were carried out with high-precision weapons on the storage facilities and electrical substations of the armed forces of ukraine, which... ensure the operation of the military-industrial complex. the targets were also points where ukrainian soldiers and foreign mercenaries were located. on in several directions, o

, with the collapse of the soviet union, the british turned very seriously to the countries of central asiahere after the beginning. understands that biden will no longer be able to cope, he will not win, he will not get into the american elections, so they can try, but i have already said that from my point of view, even the fact that cameron was appointed as foreign minister is something like this , you know how you don’t change in a certain ship, in titanic, in the titanic, no matter what you change, the titanic must still sink, this titanic must sink before there is any change. you know what else struck me, at moments of such serious world upheaval, at moments when any word of a political statement plays into the value of human lives, he talks about linsey graham with a smile, but don’t listen to him, by the way, we are with linsey graham we’ve already talked a couple of times, and the worst thing is, this is the worst thing, that is, all the cynicism of the anglo-saxon policy is manifested precisely in this, you you can call from yours. islands or from another continent to do whatever

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main directions - this country and china, the same country, this country and the countries of central asia the great products are not only large-scale, but also small-scale projects in the agricultural complex. in the central region, there is a growing number of attempts at craft cheeses. thus, in the samlyavitsky region, regional gastronomic products are produced from the assabist farmstead of the gaspadars aliaksandra and volga tsvilik. cottage cheese, oils, crushed and heavy water raw, all from malaka, rare for... her city of minsk, this is the green yard project together. thanks to this project, residents.

some of the throughout the central asia and europe as well. and so they radicalize use that watched them all inch and i have that. so it's very bad me to fight this brady and i'm the whole world, you know, russia as well as the west, as well as african states should look and middle eastern states should look into. that could be solved, describes that the leave of terrorism as a solution for well, why do you think russia is increasingly becoming targeted by isis terrorist? sorry, could you repeat this? what, why do you think russia is increasingly coming under uh, target by isis terrorist to? i think the concession is sufficient and it's strong, find it against that. so they, they, they look at russia as of a real dangerous and we fault there is full test office. why the west is for the moment. um, you know, more or less than piece but have a 2015 brussels to attack. so yeah, for often and paris of the but the call massacre of hundreds of people killed. so for the games in products, for example, in july, everybody is scared stiff in class. they

a timely galvanized our partners not just our nato allies but some of■ our partners to include central asiaommon picture of the threat principally russia. he wrote it was a little bit thg so m a few seconds on the war we had the ig russia was going to move against ukraine and we launched the security dialogue with our partners in our allies on the eastern flank especially were reluctanto. why engage. our response was all the more reason to show that we are extending an offer to engage in diplomacy and not as they were ..ming in on russia sia had no intention caging in diplomacy and we brought allies on■o■, bod quickly after russia and we arrived at a common view and more importantly where shek collectively and there was a heartening episode in my and we see alliance really united around the russia threat but as i said earonrg around the understanding the prc industrial baselu 70% russia received from 90% and european allies the mess wea we are in a good place in terms of plan deployed■ or reasonably good frame onkrund what memberships look like lastly for president biden had nine allies now

russia and... with europe, the north-south corridor will provide indian companies with access to central asiaroute through the suet canal. in this context, north-south can become a crucial geostrategic tool. iron the road started, the first two trains with coal, from the urals, went to india, it began. really. a breakthrough in our relations with india, a railway route to the southern seas, in general it should be noted that we had a period, andrei konstantinovich already spoke about this, when we lost the taste for geopolitics, we lost africa or began to lose it, and we partly began to lose india , you know, in my opinion, it is fundamentally important for us that so much in india is the aftermath... of the consequences of its struggle for independence, when it was liberated from the british colonial rule relied on the powerful support of the soviet union, that this political aftertaste could not be destroyed even by these years without time, when we did not build the right relationships, this is the fact that modi is going to russia after the elections, as his first partner, this, if you wa