, re-elections took place and the central council actually became the central governing body ofhe ukrainian national movement, events developed extremely quickly. on june 23, 1917, the central council adopted its first universal declaration by which it declared wide autonomy as part of the future russian federation, but the russian provisional government refused to recognize autonomy, the negotiations lasted for almost a month, their result was a compromise. in petrograd they didn't even want to hear, but already in november in russia, which seemed to be moving in a democratic direction, a coup occurs, the bolsheviks led by lenin come to power. so the provisional government with which the ukrainians tried to agree on autonomy no longer exists, and the new government, the bolsheviks, do not look like people you can deal with late at night on november 20, 1917. the central rada gathered for its meeting, it took place here in the hall of the current teacher's house , hrushevsky himself opened the meeting by quoting a passage from his speech, after long deliberation due to doubts ,

ukrainian institutions with the name of the ukrainian people's republic, that is, instead of the central council, call the quasi-parliament of ukraine the verkhovna rada or again the ukrainian people's republic is a safe account . and all these games are the names of secretariats and the ministry. it was all over again. here are the parts of this big game in order to convince a large part of ukrainians. look. we are creating for you such a mini quasi-statehood within the framework of of the soviet union, it will not be much different from what you created in the ukrainian people 's republic, and in principle many people believed it, again, we can remember that i have the experience of oleksandr dovzhenka, for example, what to write or others of famous people of that time. but again, as a result, the russian empire in the unitary form in which it existed until 1917. it was no longer able to be revived thanks to the existence of the ukrainian people's republic. again, if i recall another episode, i really love this episode . which the lviv uprising is the last of the great goals of mountain online

republic, which was proclaimed in the 18th year uh, the fourth station wagon, in particular, of the central council, finally everyone understands this and this will be the basis for the new ukraine yuriy mykhailovych, a political figure and the son of the commander of the own-up roman shukhevych was in touch with us just now, we are passing the word uh, to anya melnyk she will tell us the latest news for this hour. thank you , colleagues, for your work. the news editor is still working. stay with us about the most important. next, i will start with the situation in kharkiv as a result of the shelling of the city of kharkiv . management in the morning saltiv region came under enemy fire, the occupiers targeted near a public transport stop in the same area, flew into a residential yard in a nine-story building, windows were broken , cars and a playground were also damaged zaporizhzhia region under enemy fire, in particular , pologivskyi and zaporizhzhia were targeted by the aggressor regions during the past day, the police officers there documented 15 crimes of the russian army against the civilian p

from different parties announce the creation of a new republic created a central rada is the central council, which, in fact, took up the founding of a certain ukrainian state. the ideologist of the new republic was the historian and public figure mikhail grushevsky mikhail sergeevich grushevsky, who taught e-e in lvov at the university of lvov, and for good money he begins to rewrite the history of the hungarians, who in this way wanted size and volhynia , which belonged there behind him, get rid of russian influence on grants, which is then called to help the austro-hungarian government. he created these fairy tales. main it's hard. history of ukraine rus the ukrainian idea appealed to the inhabitants of the western outskirts, but, for example, was not approved in kiev. in 1917 , a general census was conducted in in this city, this census showed that russians make up 50%, 50 and 26% of the population of kiev, and about four and a half percent of the population called themselves little russians, and 12.21 of the population called themselves ukrainians. that is, uh, kiev was a predominantly

the issue of the currency in which bidding will be carried out for the organization of centralized trade, the councildetermine the operator in belarus russia kazakhstan has already offered its platforms for operation in the common electricity market. eu our country will be presented by the belarusian universal commodity exchange, a draft of the relevant order has already been prepared, approved by the ministers of energy of the union countries, the five and sent for consideration. belarus has settled on two more issues of eurobonds about this. or in the ministry of finance, the next payment of interest income was made in full for a total amount of $ 38.6 billion, the funds were transferred to a separate account opened with the largest belarusian bank in the national currency , the department emphasized that the payment was made in conditions of continued incapacity. the western settlement clearing infrastructure ensures that payments are made to all holders of eurobonds, belarus, as well as sanctions that apply to the national bank, as a financial agent of the belarusian government, the average salar

[applause] >> and now, please welcome to the stage, president of the erie crawford central labor council, jack lee. >> you know, i wrestled heavyweights and it never liked that because you went last can of this is what happens. all of a sudden they forgot the whole match and it is up to you. the name is jack lee, president of erie crawford central labor. i am a 40 year roofer. [applause] i am excited to be here today and talk about our friend, john fetterman and our next future senator. working people need more champions in washington. you have already heard that. we are here in erie. towns and cities across pennsylvania, we are here getting up every day doing the work that keeps the commonwealth and the country running. we need someone in washington who understands what that means and will actually fight for us. to me, that means someone who will fight like hell to earn a living wage. [applause] someone who will protect their pensions so when we retire, we can do it comfortably. [applause] someone who understands health care and it is a human right. [applause] and we will fight to make

central european nations. it's hungary check republic council over here are not getting to the oil that they critically need. if hungary with start paying those transit fees, how do you think i would go down with ukraine because it wouldn't not undermine what you kind of potentially trying to do here in choking off some revenue for russia? no, i don't think so. for example, the great knows are working to transform the russian guess across its territory or 2 european consumers of guess. and this is the same method of this is the same attitude. there are demonstrated in the transit of russian oil to hunger is slow and the czech republic. and if they give the payment, i believe the ukraine will resume the transit. so somebody, ukraine does one this oil to be being transported to these, these countries. how can these countries do without this oil? i mean that they're pretty dependent on russian oil, aren't they? that's a great problem because the slow back at, for example, yeah, 90 percent of oil it consumes comes from us and most of it from this drug pipeline. and hungary, 65 percent of the oil, it requires tha

emotionally declared here in the walls of the people's house at a meeting of the ukrainian national council and the central committee, he convinced everyone not to waste time and wait for the arrival of the polish government delegation to lviv, and immediately take power in the city into their own hands. well, in lviv itself, it began. at 4 in the morning, the very decision about the armed uprising, about the armed rank, it was very timely and weighty, and it turned the situation around , that is, if this had not happened, it is more likely here the polish expeditionary commission arrived, relying on the administrative apparatus, which would be in the hands of the poles, and relying on the largest intelligentsia, on the majority of the officer corps who lived then in lviv or were in the austrian garrisons of lviv, it is clear that we ukrainians would not be able to establish our power at the disposal of the headquarters of the uprising there were only about 14 riflemen and 60 officers, they had to neutralize the forces that could offer armed resistance, that is, the austrian, german and hungarian units, an

why not she had a relationship because she is on the council in the central office of the department, well , look at the department, the department is managed by the head of the department, but there is more than one donatella in it. and there is a certain number of researchers who work on different topics in different crises, conflicts, armed conflicts, various situations around the world. that is, she is just one of the researchers who worked, and as far as can be seen from her twitter account, at least she is not the only one who worked on this, er, press realism, she was the main one, but there too other people worked, who i am, unfortunately, i don’t know , because actually well, i was almost completely removed from this process. and this is generally normal . that the head of the ukrainian office was removed or removed from the process of investigation of research , so how does it work, it is normal. you understand if it was normal why because i have now resigned why because i protested and why would i talk about systemic problems in the organization of course no well , that is,

central bank holds classes, but there are nonetheless. this is the concept of social engineering, uh, which scammers are very good at using. another one expert councile. enable customers to report fraud to the police through the call centers of credit institutions along with appeals. they could automatically transfer information about the disputed operation to the central bank , this proposal is considered ineffective, but they are working in terms of interaction with the ministry of internal affairs between the bank of russia and the ministry of internal affairs, it is planned to organize an information exchange that will allow law enforcement officials to receive information about accounts on which funds are transferred stolen from our citizens, in our opinion. the one-stop-shop mode will make it possible to speed up the process of obtaining information about an operation without consent as efficiently as possible and to help identify all persons involved in illegal activities. this bill has already been adopted in the first place. blue of the state duma, here is one innovation that will definitely work from october 1, customers will be able to in

comrades in my hands decree of the central committee of the party and the council of ministers of theurchase prices of livestock products. this increase in prices will make it possible to provide canteen shops with an abundance of these goods in the near future, comrades. we are living a wonderful journey time, joking, comrades, the soviet people. what do you want to talk to this people of the army? it would be impossible for the city urgently, that the factory management is surrounded by people behind the back door. what is it? where your people can get out of the yard there 50 soldiers sent them, they were not allowed into the territory people my katya's animals were turned over. what, we can’t get out, we’re blocked, it turns out like this. friendly the crowd has already gathered on the square, demanding that someone from the authorities speak out and tell them how to live on if prices have been raised and wages have been released. this is who installed the cleaning lady four grades of education three children one victorious in the orphanage husband died shouting out the fat paunch

the extension was installed because there is the territory of the central accounting department of the mariupol city councilf one of the subdivisions. it was tried . what are we for on september 1? they tried to penetrate the mountains, but they did not succeed. there are no casualties, but there are no serious ones, but the desire to climb again for documents has significantly decreased, that is, as they say, our resistance sends hello and thank you through russia, which leaves a lot of explosives after demining. why use it? that's why the situation is like this, the situation in general is interesting around the city, they are constantly looking for it, and now they are intensifying it again, there counter partisan measures, uh, unsuccessfully, thank god, they are already going to the fact that even those related to her, you know, such theatrical ones productions yesterday morning on the left bank, in particular, there in the area of ​​utrich market, two azov natives in clean uniforms with azov and chevrons were very demonstratively detained without firing in front of everyone, they were arrested, put in

lisa curtis served as white house national security council lead for south and central asia during thethe taliban in qatar — i've been speaking to her about where the strike leaves the doha agreement. chemical weather shows us so weak that link is. of course at weak that link is. of course at the weak that link is. of course at the shows is that week is link. the taliban chose it differently. it shows the weakness of the agreement and that the terms were never clear, because if you read it carefully, and you did just read it out, but nowhere does it say the taliban must break ties to al-qaeda, and nowhere does it say that the taliban must expel al-qaeda from afghanistan. and even though it says the taliban will not grant travel documents to foreign terrorists trying to come into afghanistan, that really could be seen as a loophole, that they could allow terrorists to come in, and as long as they don't provide the documents, then it's ok. i think that's what we need to understand. the taliban is the same taliban they were over 20 years ago, and were any doubts about that, i the fact tha

the situation at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant was the central theme of the un security council,er these 2 weeks, the situation has become even more tense every day, the nuclear power plant is being bombarded with mlrs and artillery, including american long-range weapons using polish attack drones. on august 22, an uav attacked the area of ​​the laboratory utility building no. two. in addition, from the american long-range artillery weapons fired at by tess energodar, you are reported to have one civilian killed one was alone, but once again we urge you to stop covering for your kiev wards and encourage them to stop reckless attacks for a threatening nuclear incident and radioactive and radioactive contamination of european countries. russia does not place weapons at the station and does not use it for military purposes, our military personnel guard the nuclear power plant, together with its employees, eliminate dangerous consequences of ukrainian shelling at the security council , vasily nebenzya also said that the russian independent journalist daria dugina was killed because o

to the missile strike they said lisa curtis served as white house national security council lead for south and central taliban in qatar. she's now director of the indo—pacific security program at the center for a new american security. thank you forjoining us. where does that leave the doha agreements?— does that leave the doha agreements? does that leave the doha aureements? ~ ~ ., agreements? well, i think what this shows _ agreements? well, i think what this shows is _ agreements? well, i think what this shows is how— agreements? well, i think what this shows is how weak - agreements? well, i think what this shows is how weak that - this shows is how weak that agreement is. anthony blinker has said the taliban violated the agreement. the taliban clearly sees it differently. that shows the weakness of the agreement and that the terms were never clear. because if you read it carefully, and you did just read it out, but nowhere does it say the taliban must break ties to al-qaeda and nowhere does it say that the taliban must expel al-qaeda from afghanistan. even though it says the taliban will not gran

believe in the liberation of mariupol volodymyr mogilny, the head of the central district administration of the mariupol city council was in touch with us in touch so now luhansk well, it's traditionally rivne khmelnytskyi, chernivtsi, ivano-frankivsk, ternopil, zakarpattia, lviv, volhynia , in fact, all the western regions of ukraine are now in the red zone, an air alert has been announced, well, in luhansk region, it just started on the 24th . yes, in principle, it almost never stops there, the alert will return to the conversation in just a few wait a minute i decided to come here if it's the best way to explain i watched all the events in february and march and all this made me angry, to put it mildly, i had a feeling that russia will just get away with it, i thought a lot and decided that i am 20 years old and have military experience that can be useful to this country to some extent on the battlefield, i understood that i am ready to do everything in my power. it would be better if i was wounded or killed, but my life would be saved one of the ukrainians is so much better for me, every ukrainian i met was a wo

central russia. here are expeditions from the russian representation in the arctic. the councilof professional travelers explore chukotka and lay routes for future tourists very hard to find information. yeah uh where how to get there? how much it costs, and this is probably the main problem, because the region is very interesting when when semyon dezhnev opened these places there, he was certainly the first to open it, or now every person. in particular, our team feels like a pioneer inside, because he discovered these places for himself for the first time. here, in front of travelers, it is as if the map of the world comes to life. here is the place where the pacific and arctic oceans meet, and to the neighboring mainland north america is a little more than 80 km. we are located on the easternmost and it seems that it is the windiest point in eurasia, this is dezhnev and i behind me the entire waters of the bering strait, but we sit dezhnev for several centuries there was an eskimo settlement nauka and now it is being recreated in miniature. near the village of equivakinot. th

central bank holds classes, but there are nonetheless. e is the concept of social engineering, uh, which scammers are very good at using. another initiative of the expert councilraud to the police through the call centers of credit institutions along with appeals. they could automatically transfer information about the disputed operation in the central bank , this proposal is considered ineffective, but they are working in terms of interaction with the ministry of internal affairs between the bank of russia and the ministry of internal affairs. funds stolen from our citizens, in our opinion. single window mode will speed up the process of obtaining information about the operation as efficiently as possible without consent and contribute to the identification of all persons involved in illegal activities. this bill has already passed in the first. don't gossip. here is one innovation that will definitely work from october 1, customers will be able to independently install in banks that service the ban on online transactions. or limit their parameters to the maximum amount for one transaction or the ministry of foreign affairs for a certain period of time in the

central bank. conduct classes, however, there is. this is the concept of social engineering, uh, which scammers are very good at using. another initiative of the expert council to the police through the call center of credit institutions along with appeals. they could automatically transfer information about the disputed operation to the central bank; they consider this proposal ineffective, but they are working in terms of interaction with the ministry of internal affairs between the bank of russia and the ministry of the interior plans to organize an information exchange that will allow law enforcement officials in krasniya to receive information about the accounts to which funds are transferred stolen from our citizens, in our opinion, the one- stop mode will most effectively speed up the process of obtaining information about the operation without consent and contribute to the identification of all persons involved in illegal activities, this bill has already been adopted in the first reading of the state duma but one innovation will definitely work from october 1 customers will be able to independently set the banks in which the ban on online transactio

gathered and they are sent to the front, as they did in donetsk, the city council calls to ignore such messages , instead of centraler supply, there are car washes in tents on the street, and instead of modern cars that clean up garbage, 60-year-old cars are the results of the russian peace that came to luhansk region, the head of the region, serhiy gaidai, said in addition to the temporary occupied severodonetsk has no water or electricity, a significant problem with medicine in the city, in addition, the russians do not plan to recapture the territory of the region, they say no but the invaders are actively preparing for the so-called referendum, we are already seeing the results. in other areas of the work of our armed forces of ukraine, they are, in principle, powerful enough. the result of the referendum will be that the region, in their understanding, will be the territory of the russian federation and when deoccupation will begin, they will start shouting that ukraine has attacked such a person in russia. meanwhile, ukrainian defenders continue to destroy the enemy in the south, as reported by regional counc

the city council calls to ignore such notifications instead of central water supply in tents on the streetd instead of modern cars that clean up garbage, 60-year-old cars are the results of the russian world, which came to luhansk oblast, the head of the region, serhii gaidai, said, in addition, there is no water or electricity in the temporarily occupied severodonetsk, there is a significant problem with medicine in the city, in addition , they do not plan to resume the capture of the territory of the region, they say it makes no sense, but the invaders are actively preparing for the so-called referendum, we are already seeing the results on others directions of work of our armed forces of ukraine, they are, in principle, powerful enough, the result of the referendum will be that the region in their understanding will be the territory of the russian federation and when the de-occupation begins, they will begin to cry that ukraine attacked such people in russia adjusted the fire of russian artillery on bahmut, a local resident was informed of the suspicion, the perpetrator cooperated with

congress of the people's front of estonia, the secretary of the central committee of the party, vaina vialis, the chairman of the council of ministers of the estonian ssr , indrik to and the chairman of the presidium of the supreme council of estonia, arlenderitel, by the way, the future president of the already restored country, came there for the first time, and they were all met with applause and they sat there among the delegation of the congress so it was clear that this is the people's front of this people, even the party leadership of history is close to the people . and only really leonid kravchuk came to the founding congress of the movement. i would say not from of his own accord, he was then sent and he was only the head of the ideological department of the central committee of the digger of ukraine and a member of the central committee , not even a member of the politburo of the central committee of the communist party, in fact the party leadership of ukraine ignored the congress, they even forbade us to write about this congress. i don't know if you you know that i wrote the text about the founding congress

estonia came there on the first day, the first secretary of the central committee of the party, vaino vialis, the chairman of the council of ministers of the estonian ssr , indrik toma, and the chairman of the presidium of the supreme council of estonia, arnold ritter . ride so it will be clear that this is the people's front, this is the people's, even the party leadership of the history is close to the people. and only really leonid kravchuk passed the founding congress of the movement. i would say not from my own his wish was then sent, and he was only the head of the ideological department of the central committee of the digger of ukraine and a member of the central committee, not even a member of the politburo of the central committee of the communist party. in fact, the party leadership of ukraine ignored the congress, they even forbade us to write about this congress. i don't know if you know that i wrote the text about the founding congress of the movement before the congress began and before we were forbidden to write. that is, we had time to publish in the newspaper youth of ukraine a message that the congress

and a sense of political reality were central characteristics that he called for in a legendary speech in the summer of 1989 to the european council. where he talked about a common european house based on political risk, read ality and for states restraint. and also out about a europe, whole and free and, you know, been those are terms that we are still using. and i remember vividly as a young reporter, reporting on the withdrawal of soviet troops from eastern germany and the sense that people had of hope. and also of gorbachev as being a father. so this was a man who was all about peace, no power. and as far as the war in ukraine goes, where do you think he, he stood on that? well, interestingly enough, he had been promised by us secretary of state james baker during the negotiations to establish a unified germany within nato. that nato would never come one inch closer to russian soil, which of course has not played out that way. and he was very critical of that fact of the west and germany. he said he often felt that russia was being scape goaded to the very end of his days. he worried about conflict between russia and the west

to make a number of possible nuclear weapons. iraq supreme judiciary council has halted operations in all its courts across central and southern rock. as a result of a mass protest outside his headquarters in baghdad, supporters of shy politician, mac todd asada, are calling on judges to dissolve parliament and such a date for the elections. mike moved up to wyatt has more from baghdad. ah, a new protest stages by supporters of se utley that mac, that a solder what this time in front of the supreme judiciary council, inside baghdad, the green soon they want the head of the supreme judiciary council to resign and the judiciary system to be reform. and you have not shouted are maybe to me about we have been instructed by our leader to protest here against the corrupt judiciary systems, which is manipulated by iran for years. it has been collaborating in impunity. i committed against the iraqi people and now we're at tabitha. we will be protesting until the parliament is dissolved an inequitable laws and constitutional articles amended your any supporters of the shared leader emerged as the biggest party in parliamen

council of the administration of the zaporozhye region. let's now, and another topic that excites already. uh, the centralgions of russia, of course, mean forest fires, which, in particular, have been fumigating the capital region for several days, and everyone remembers the events of 2010 with us in touch, and ivan advisers, the head of the federal forestry agency, ivan vasilyevich greetings. good afternoon. good afternoon lord good afternoon we hope that today it will really be kind and less smoky. here is for the inhabitants of the capital region. please tell us what is the current situation. today i work in a village near the village of deulino, ryazan region. this is just the closest pension point to the big fire that is operating on the territory of the ryazan region today , you are even here near the fire. we are located 5 km away from the forest fire with relatively no smoky smell there is a smell, of course there is, but there was not much of it yesterday. the united group of the ryazan fire forces of the ministry of emergency situations of the federal reserve grew in the air guards, managed to l

central city. >> speaks person for the national security council told fox news the biden administration has madeal efforts to improve the official is i of the siv application process. affidavitting in a statement, quote. our commitment to our afghan allies is enduring and we will continue to help them and their families leave afghanistan. >> at the beginning of 2020 only 8 people were overseeing the special immigrant visa program that number has now risen to 50. >> bret: quick question, in kabul there is a lot of question here on the national security side in the wake of the zawahiri killing safe haven and may use them to attack the u.s. and western targets. what are they saying about that on the ground? >> yeah, bret. right now there is a big concern from the americans that with the taliban in control, afghanistan could once again be used as terror hot bed to launch attacks around the world. we posed this question to the taliban today. a senior police commander saying the group with al-qaeda and isis no longer exists and when we pressed him further, he did admit there are splinter sales but cla

central african nation. this is inside story. mohammed: hello and welcome to the program. i am mohammed jamjoum. chad's transitional military council has signed a peace deal with armed groups. armed group walked out of one of chad's largest armed group walked out of negotiations when its demands were not met. the question is whether the much-anticipated national dialogue will go ahead on august 20. julie wolf has the story. reproter: more than 40 opposition groups signed along long-awaited peace deal on monday, giving them cause for hope. >> it was a very tough and difficult talks, but what is important which was resolved which we got at the low end of the long process and i think this agreement will lead us to sustainable peace in chad. reproter: the deal comes after five months of negotiations and pave the way for a return to civilian rule. a cease-fire, amnesty and a national dialogue will be the first articles to be implemented. the dialogue is meant to lead to the formation of a government of national unity, constitutional reform and democratic elections. qatar says the agreement is just the beginning. >> we are very hopeful w

vasily nebenzya said this at a meeting of the un security council , ukrainian shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant became the centrals and discussions, these attacks pose a threat, including to tens of millions of europeans, but western countries, according to ninja, give kiev carte blanche for any crimes to the state that supports the kiev regime to besiege their wards to force them immediately and permanently stop the attacks on the ap and the inhabitants of energodar and provide a safe environment for the mission. bogatyr is the only way to prevent a major radiation catastrophe in european. continent risk, which is now more than ever real. if the high-altitude attack continues, it can happen at any time with all responsibility. for this, in this case, it will fall on the western sponsors of kiev. moscow is ready to provide the maximum possible assistance to mrs. hopes that the experts of the organization will be able to visit the zaporozhye nuclear power plant by the end of the month, while the russian diplomat expressed hope that the mission would not be hindered by the un secretariat, whose opposition had previ

intergovernmental council , the first meeting of prime ministers has already taken place with such an initiative, belarus does not exist, neither a monument nor conscience in latvia was demolished the centralment of the monument, free

the question is, once he's out on his own is he going to get council and will it advise him to a centrally assert his fifth amendment privilege? >> now on the other hand, is also in a position where he could be provided with immunity. either by the committee, or by the department of justice. so he could be forced to testify. and that is where this all may end up at some point. >> ron, what about the relationship between ornato and trump? how much could he know? >> look, i'm going to defer to nick on his point. certainly, he can no allot. and i think that, to me as i was listening to this conversation. we have been so focused on the issue of trump, his handling of classified documents, that the revelation of january six committee about the breadth of his effort to overturn the election. how much of the federal government was pulled into that. from different agencies and departments. how far it is spreading. all of that, don, has kind of receded into the background. but it will be back again. in september. with the committee. and we are having this night after night debate about whether trum

the 44th year there is the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of ukraine mykyta khrushchev and the chairman of the councilnian ssr demyan briefly addressed the same fingers of soviet ukraine to the fighters of the ukrainian insurgent army, you courageous heroes who fought against the nazi invaders, but now the time has come for all ukrainians to fight to expel the red army and the ukrainian insurgent army the enemy from the ukrainian land, well, for some reason at that time, nikita khrushchev and demyan korotchenko did not believe that the upa soldiers were nazis and that they were collaborators because of the nazis. they treated it somehow differently, then it arises the question why do we have to respond to the myth that is now being perpetuated by war criminals through the mediation of soviet propaganda, but they need it because if we create a demilitarized country from a denationalized ideology, then firstly, political tools can be used to destroy it, and secondly , it is still possible still involve the military this is very familiar to me, which reminds me of czechoslovakia in 1938, at first hitler

the council of ministers is against the central committee for a long time.like a chekist, will make sure that they are not crooks. i'm not angry. well , what happened there is no successor. didn't grow up. you're driving me to the coffin, lenya called. i thought i tired grishin well, well, just tired. after all, 74 years old. i don't know. fly to the crimea for a week, i know what will begin here, if you, god forbid, resign . you already started what. undercover fuss is not a country, nor a party can endure this, their people are not irreplaceable. there is also how there is a country in need of peace and stability, and peace is stability. it 's you. leonid ilyich, i have prepared the certificate you asked for. information about what the leaders of world states were sick of. come on. the president of france died at the age of 80 from a rupture of the aorta, two heart attacks, hypertension he still had problems with his legs. the chairman of the ccp died. at the age of 83, he suffered two heart attacks and died, from a rare and incurable disease affecting the

central russia. here is an expedition from the russian representation in the arctic. the councilavelers explore chukotka and lay routes for future tourists, it is very difficult to find information about chukotka. yes. e, where how to get how much it costs and this is probably the main a problem, because the region was once very interesting , when semyon dezhnev discovered these places there, then certainly. he was the first to open up to the might now every person, that's in particular. the team feels like a discoverer inside, because he discovered these places for himself for the first time here. the world map and the arctic oceans come to life, and on the neighboring mainland of north america a little more than 80 km. we are located on the most eastern and it seems that the most windy point of eurasia is cape derzhneva. all the waters of the bering strait, but we today dezhnev for several centuries there was an eskimo settlement naukan and now it is being recreated in miniature, near the village of equivakinot. here it will be incredible in its authenticity. this park is anoth

i briefed the security council from sedan, i had the opportunity of going to a south daf for and central dar 4 and going to the cam. so all of that is, is positive. but what we need is to move beyond the words of promises and actually have the type of concrete cooperation in which archives are opened up. we have an office here in khartoum, so we can be continuously here. work with more focus, more engaged to the government, a government of sudan, and with victims. and actually get some answers to the requests of for assistance so that we can actually move forward and her, you know, close the situation after all these years. but we can't close until they some wide justice that is felt by the communities. and that's what we're trying to focus on when indeed, when you talk about victims and, and families just how devastating has this been for people over the years. i think it's very difficult to put that into words, and every time i speak to victims and survivors around the world, it's a deeply humbling experience. and the individuals in sudan to people i met in da for our no exception. i w

electricity from nuclear power plants criminal attacks have become a central theme discussions at a meeting of the un security councilconscious of russia, discussions in new york were followed by valentin bogdanov shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant orders issued from kiev at any moment can put the whole continent on the verge of a nuclear catastrophe, under the threat of health and life of people, not only in ukraine but also in neighboring european countries, the russian envoy reports at the very beginning of his speech in the un security council. we have repeatedly warned our western colleagues that if they do not form the kiev regime, then it will take the most monstrous reckless steps, subsequently, which will come back to haunt far beyond the borders of ukraine. unfortunately, this is exactly what is happening now. kiev's criminal attacks on nuclear infrastructure facilities are pushing the world to the brink of a nuclear catastrophe on a scale comparable to chernovolsk. in recent days, the armed forces of ukraine have repeatedly fired at the largest nuclear power plant in europe at the zaporizhzhya

the borodyanka village council announced a competition for the development of a sketch project for the reconstruction of the central and i found out today from artem's post bronzhukova, a political scientist, now a volunteer, who was one of the first to report this, artemy. congratulations to you. glory to ukraine. glory to you very much . direct visions, er, targeted hits by the russians and incredible destruction. all this must somehow be faked, repaired and tried to restore life to the maximum. what kind of project is being launched now, and the most important thing is to implement it, what do you need now? my friends and colleagues from the kyiv region immediately went to these cities in order to help people as much as we could. at that time, it was humanitarian aid. carried out were more impressed by borodyanka and mykola davydyuk even then he suggested that he had such an idea at the expense of the fact that not only humanitarian help but in general return to this city the usual peaceful life and try to make it better than before the russian invasion and slowly and with "i got this idea that we need to start

happen in relation to some kind of centralization in the format of reconstruction, then as a representative of the congress of local and regional contributions in the council europe, i see that from donor organizations and from representatives of e.e. in other countries , there is quite a lot of direct communication, that is, people want to work directly community to community e . i call it quick money for some projects. and actually what i want, what i want to emphasize is that one of the first checks that are made as a result of these projects is an integrity check, and this will also be encourage communities and residents of these communities to make the right choice in the future. because only because of the issue of some kind of corruption , one community will have significantly different resources compared to another, because even if they systematically apply for some projects and programs, they will not be able to take their participation because they will simply be removed from the first round for further selection, and i say this because i can really see now that we are actually implementing a project that will be implemented together with vasidi

this is a central government plan announced by the chancellor way back in march, but it was to be delivered through local councilsere's been different procedures in different areas, and why some people have had to wait such a long time to hear anything about it. there is a member of my family that hasn't received it because they don't pay by direct debit. they are still waiting on a letter to explain to them how to claim it. so they don't know that yet, they are still waiting. across england and wales, more than 97% of those who pay council tax by direct debit have received their payment. but for those who don't have a direct debit, only 49% had been given the money by the 1st ofjuly. the boss of this project, maxine, says it is frustrating that so many families still haven't got their money. they're at the coalface, they're the most needy. if it's on a website then people don't necessarily have internet access. if it is payment through a bank account, they don't necessarily have a bank account. does it feel like you have had extra work to do to deliver this government policy? yes, absolutely. without any additio

now the supreme judiciary council as is a statement indicating that its suspending its operation in all its offices, especially in central and southern iraq except in the kurdish region. but meanwhile, it has opened an investigation, or in fact, is requested to it has requested an investigation to be opened into what it calls an aggression on one of the major estate facilities, the supreme judiciary, a counselor. so it's a matter of trust. it's a matter of confidence, which is, it's not existing here at the support of supporters of what put us under the say that this judiciary counsel is politicized. and it's not doing its job it's, it's taken the side of their rivals. they say that the, the parliament has been non functioning for 10 months now. so the supreme judiciary council, as the highest and constitutional institution the country, should do its part, should go ahead and dissolve the parliament. but on the other hand, the judiciary council says it is not entitled to do that. in fact, if the, the parliament itself should take action to dissolve it so. so another episode obey escalation. another episode, another versi

central african nation? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm homage m jerome chad transitional military council has signed a piece deal with opposition parties and armed groups. the agreement is the 1st step towards democratic elections and a new constitution. many factions signed the deal, but one of chance largest armed groups walked out of negotiations when its demands weren't met. now the question is whether the much anticipated national dialogue will go ahead on august the 20th gillian wolf has our story. more than 40 opposition groups signed a long awaited peace deal on monday, giving them and the transitional military council calls for hope. it was a voted tao and difficult talks. but what is important is the resolved which we got at the end of this long process. and i think that this agreement will lead us to a system trouble piece in job. the deal comes after 5 months of negotiations and paid the way for a return to civilian rule a ceasefire. general amnesty and a national dialogue will be the 1st articles to be implemented the dialogue due to be held later this month. and the country'

something as a rector, he occupied 20 years was a member of the central committee of the communist party of belarus and a deputy of the supreme council and never treated them formally for students built a hostel in those years, the best in minsk at the site of the future construction was the private sector to decide. where to relocate people also had to him, and everyone was a party. as you know, at that time the rector of the communist party was in charge of everything in the museum. any boy , an instructor of the district committee of the party, could come here and tell him what to do, that german guns were looking into my eyes. do not think to intimidate me, therefore he was respected, respected by the big bosses, respected and feared. and, of course, some things were very difficult for him. he was worried. he said that, of course, he had to go, maybe even to violate some kind of party discipline, but no one knew about this, he says that sometimes four to five party reprimands hang from me a year. so raikom is asking me. well, it ’s like they don’t care about this, but it ’s still, uh, hard for me to live with this, for a person w

intergovernmental council , the first meeting of prime ministers has already taken place with such an initiative, belarus there is no monument, no conscience in latvia demolished the central element of the monument by the liberator of riga vandalism was shown live. they agree to detain in the tank on the ladder ladder schultz visited a military training ground and popaderske, reported on the support of ukraine despite the shortage of weapons in germany dinara olimbekova. i took gold in the sprint using the commonwealth cup as an example, we will tell you how to be the first the successful start of the belarusian biathletes in sochi is an unforgettable about tank biathlon. under what color will our crew perform in the final relay race of the army, 20 22 continues and today brings medals to belarus. the countries of the eurasian five will have to intensify their joint work; in terms of industry , it is important to focus on the production of high-tech products. under a common eurasian brand. this is the position of belarus , it was voiced by our prime minister on the sidelines of the eaeu intergovernmental council. today he started work in kyrgyzstan eurasian integration. t

that would do just that . 10 members of the new york city council say they would like to ban centrale drawn carriages by 2024. we're seeing new vehicle for us. we're seeing new body camera video from las vegas that shows oakland native marshawn of do y plus. community beating here in san francisco over the future of the historic castro theater will take you there. and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just head to ktvu .com slash email to al. as the number of monkeypox cases continues to rise. doctors across the country are scrambling to contain the outbreak, particularly hard hit communities, plus i'm gonna look at this from the standpoint of everyday american family. new numbers show inflation is leveling off a bit. however some economists warn that does not mean prices are headed lower. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook erasmus. today is friday, august 12th happy friday. everyone out there. also steve paulson, who's kee

and the supporters of protested in central bank that's in july and they briefly occupied parliament. i'm so had i, there's a visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations. and he says that his intentions are not clear. i think like a lot of rockies were wondering what is the exactly resigning from mustard aside that doesn't hold an official position in the state and 73 m p 's that he had in parliament. he had the resign a few weeks ago. so it's not quite clear what is the resigning from. is he asking his other members of his party that whole bureaucratic physicians in the state to resign that's to be seen? so it's, and the question is, he's, you've done this many times and usually when he, he does claim to be withdrawing or resigning from the political system, it's usually before election and he always ends up back tracking. so the question again here is, will he backtrack as well? it could get dangerous. i mean, while we're questioning what resignation from politics, news for most of the us either what, what it could also mean is that he's not going to take any blame for what his supporters will do. we've seen them now enter the r

the old bridge, paralyzing the life of the central part of cherepovets, will remain in the past possible catastrophic consequences, the social security councill meet on thursday. moscow also requested a report from iaea director general rafael grosse, who reportedly interrupted his vacation to speak at the meeting earlier, georgia expressed concern about the shelling of the nuclear power plant, said that it was ready to lead the mission of the agency's experts to the nuclear facility. however, the trip to the zaporozhye region and agreed by the security department of the un secretariat, the russian foreign ministry called this decision irresponsible, noting that it allowed kiev to arrange new provocations according to russian military first a special operation ukrainian troops shelled the territory of the nuclear power plant several times last week power lines were damaged , which led to a decrease in power two power units. in the zone of destruction of rocket projectiles. it turned out to be a storage area for spent nuclear fuel. the russian ministry of defense called ukraine's action an act of nuclear terrorism in the media stressed that t

first it was north africa, then central africa well, then, so to speak, the council of foreign ministersgues and diplomats and just political and public children and journalists. yes, and just people on the street were laughing and saying, how do you wear this isolation, which turned into self-isolation. the west, after all, the whole world has shown that it is not so much on someone's side. how much he understands the absolutely absurdity of washington's message and the absolute dead end. previously, even such a term was isolationist politics. we have forgotten him. well , now something turns out to be her reincarnation, but she 's funny. this is a farce, but unfortunately tragic because, alas, the west is really penetrated such a destructive approach, not realizing that the catastrophic history of the american recession is destroying itself. here you asked a question. yes , why a blinks on and the state department through a microphone began to call with some kind of telephone negotiations with russia , forgetting that they themselves declared us in isolation and urge everyone not to ta