of course, there are some tricks when citizens of belarus, including foreign documents, try to travelory using foreign documents of the republic of belarus, within the framework of, among other things, the visa-free regime of the union, who are staying through the national airport2 or in relation to our neighbors, when the visa-free regime is in effect, including at ground checkpoints, but in any case, border service units identify this category of persons, because there are numerous information resources and, of course, bring administrative responsibility for violations. what other important nuances are spelled out in this decree? in general, the decree concerned a whole range of administrative procedures that citizens of the republic of belarus can no longer carry out on the basis of a power of attorney, and this includes registration of vehicles, various real estate transactions, such procedures can be executed on the territory of belarus only personally by the citizen himself or on the basis of a power of attorney, which is issued directly on the territory of the republic of belar

; it may be that he was a citizen of the ussr or the rsfsr.deral or regional authorities have issued a combat veteran certificate to a stranger and have written a petition to the ministry of internal affairs, then he can also receive a passport without exams without a long wait. marriage to a citizen of the russian federation does not in itself give the right to citizenship. we need another common child. passport you can get a diploma from a russian university with honors for good studies, successful completion of a bachelor's or master's degree with a year of work in your specialty in russia, that's all. this gives the right to contact the nearest migration department with an application for citizenship. the application itself is considered for 3 months. this period can be extended by the same amount if time is needed to verify all documents. if you are abroad and apply to a consulate or embassy, ​​the application will be processed for up to six months. the president of russia has the right admit a foreigner or stateless person to russian cit

who has been recognized as a citizen of the russian federation or accepted as a citizen of the russianin relation to one who received citizenship by birth. so, to summarize: the new citizenship law gives more people the right to obtain simplified citizenship. ok, no waiting while five years of living experience in russia has accumulated, some will still have to pass exams on knowledge of language, history and the basics of laws, and some, for example, the elderly , can do without this; citizenship can be terminated if it was not obtained by birth, but only for actions that threaten national security. do you want to learn more about migration rules or how to prepare for exams in the russian language, history, basics... next, about the most significant events of this day in history, in a selection by ekaterina burlakova. how i remember this day in history, we’ll tell you right now. hello. on december 21 , 1868, the battle of prilomas valentinas began, a key event in the paraguayan war that was ongoing. about 5 years in the sixties of the 19th century. paraguay was an economically develop

considered by the russian federation only as its own citizens. the acquisition of foreign citizenship by citizens of the russian federation does not lead to the termination of russian citizenship. citizens are required to notify the ministry of internal affairs of their foreign citizenship within 60 days. a russian citizen who has received foreign citizenship, citizenship or residence permit must always notify in all cases. but you need to understand that in this case we are talking specifically about obtaining citizenship or residence, or type of residence, that is , obtaining a permit for permanent residence in the territory of a foreign state, and it is not required to report the receipt of a temporary residence permit. a foreigner can apply for russian citizenship after receiving a residence permit and living in russia for 5 years and passing two exams for... proficiency in the russian language for knowledge of history and the foundations of our laws. elderly people over 70 years of age and disabled people of the first group do not need to ta

citizens. you are part of that promise. and as americans, these documents belong to you. here the archives, we preserve, protect, and share the billions of records that we hold in trust to this great nation. we do this to help cultivate public participation and strengthen our democracy. we live in an era in which the world around us is filled with division and disagreement. there is a time and a place for a democracy. in fact, the father of our constitution james madison believed that such conflict would be healthy for our coding constitutions. -- our government institutions. this is a democratic oasis where we can come together and celebrate the principles that unite us. as americans. as the archivist of the united states i am fitted to ensure that the national archives remains a trusted resource for all americans. regardless of creed, belief, or opinion. -- now it's my pleasure to introduce our keynote speaker, who knows what a naturalization ceremony means firsthand. melania trump is our onl

first of all, the focus of the department’s employees is on ensuring the safety of citizens in relationo the area of ​​responsibility of the committee. the department is working in an intensive mode together with colleagues from other law enforcement agencies. the situation is on the outside. does not allow you to relax for a minute, even, it would seem, on the eve of the new year holidays, the situation in our country is under control, the head of state, the security forces, keeps his finger on the pulse, we know that the situation, security issues of belarusians and guests of our country were discussed with the head of state, what tasks were set by the president, the head of state had a hearing with the state security committee on issues of current activities, the basis was the developing situation on the eve of the new year's christmas holidays head of state. reported in detail on the situation developing at the external office within our country , the plan of action of government bodies safety during the holidays. we state in general that the situation remains under control, we are

citizens. he talked about her journey to citizenship. >> the court is now in session. >> good morning. i am so very honored. what you might not know is we have something in common despite being appointed three years ago, this is my first naturalization ceremony. we will get through this together. each participates learns how amazing an event this is, people from all over the world have worked so hard to obtain citizenships to celebrate today. i am overcome with how impressive all of your accomplishments are to get here today and i already -- today's ceremony is not a typical naturalization ceremony, we are surrounded by documents that establish the country and system of government including the declaration of independence issued on july 4, 1776 and the reason why just behind us we celebrate with an unrivaled fireworks display area the constitution is housed here in the archives. perhaps, most fittingly it the bill of rights. the first 10 amendments of the constitution and protect individual rig

, russian citizens, israeli citizens from the gaza strip, which ones?e new details, some details and plans? well, first of all, i would like to note that russian diplomacy in recent days intensified at the highest level, in the person of the president of the russian federation, vladimir vladimirovich putin, we know about his visits to the emirates, to the kingdom of saudi arabia, negotiations in moscow with iisi, with rsi, with a telephone conversation with the president of egypt, sisi, here is yesterday’s telephone this is the second conversation since the conflict with prime minister netanyahu escalated. of course, the main topic was the situation in the palestinian-israeli conflict zone, which we call acute, unprecedented, and, of course, catastrophic humanitarian the situation in the gas sector is the main topic that was discussed in our conversation yesterday. it is important that again at the highest level we confirmed our principled position. that we unacceptablely condemn terrorism in all its manifestations, and i would add no matter how noble o

in some soviet citizens do not buy all that the official media. tell them. their daily experiences demonstrate to them the faults of the of much soviet propaganda. even when it is not believed however, propaganda is a powerful instrument of manipulation for the regime. it defines the limits of permissible discussion and sets parameters on what is considered legitimate. and what will not be tolerated.

state security committee will ensure quiet weekends and holidays for our citizens. state border committee konstantin molostov, in a report to the president , focused on strengthening the protection of the state border. given the acute situation in neighboring countries, border guards, despite the holidays, are fully carrying out measures to protect the state border and suppress attempts. queues of cargo vehicles at road checkpoints remained. the state of affairs at the state border as of december 31, 2023 was reported to the president of the republic of belarus. based on his order, the tasks of the formation and military units of the border service authorities were clarified. border control units perform tasks in enhanced mode border control services. operational. technical reserves are in constant readiness to perform tasks when the situation changes. the president also asked the heads of law enforcement agencies to congratulate on his behalf the personnel of ministries and departments on the upcoming new year, and especially those guys who will serve on new year's

more than 93 thousand unemployed citizens and citizens who are at risk of dismissal are covered by variousms of employment. state support for employers in order to stimulate employment has allowed 50,000 people to be hired since the beginning of the year, of which 98% are young people under 30 years of age. training also continued. work with the low-income population, you have already spoken about the unified benefit and its indicators for the current period of time, i want to talk about additional measures that are also being implemented on your instructions: families whose income exceeds the subsistence level from january 1, 2023 have the opportunity to use maternity funds capital in the amount of the subsistence minimum per child, and this norm in 2023 as of... at this point in time was used by 400 2,000 families. our social contract is being transferred to the principles of social treasury from january 1, twenty fourth year. it can be concluded by submitting an application on the public services portal with a minimum number of documents. currently, the social contract has been conclude

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citizens’ appeals have already been considered.population is one of the priority areas of activity of the upper house of parliament. by the way, the practice of on-site receptions has also proven itself positively. all issues that belarusians bring to personal receptions with citizens are brought to the council of the republic to a logical resolution. another step towards nato expansion. the turkish parliament 's foreign affairs committee supported sweden's bid to join the alliance. protocol on the entry must now be accepted by the grand national assembly of turkey, and then the document will go to erdogan for signature. earlier , the turkish president said that approval of stockholm's application could be facilitated by us permission to sell f-16 fighter jets to turkey, as well as canada's lifting of the arms embargo on ankara. it is known that the white house supported the request. with defense spending on the rise, germany this year approved arms supplies worth a record 11 billion 700 million euros, thereby breaking the 2021 rec

posted by citizen lab. i used a temporary phone instead of my original phone and clicked on the link . internet traffic and phone activities. i was doing this and i realized that after clicking on that link, a suspicious spy program was installed on my phone. we noticed that when you click on the link for the second time , there is no problem and only the first time. if you click on this link for the second time, it will redirect you to alki's site to make the link look harmless and real, but we clicked on the link for the second time and it redirected us to google. but this was not a normal event. he had a special code with us. we said that maybe this transfer to google is a part of the spy software and that's why we started to scan the internet to see if there are other servers that transfer the user to google in the same way . we did this by using a famous open program. we scanned the source named zimp on the internet , yes, we found 149 other servers that have the same functionality as this spy software

, so that there is security for the people, security for citizens, security, security for the state. are not judges in our own case; obviously our decision is not always the same. for all powers, and the president, the legislative , the entire government, the executive power headed by the government, this is very important, why, because this is a kind of, well, ensemble, or something, which should not produce cacophony, but produce harmoniously harmonious music in relation to time , alone today melodies, tomorrow will be different, but the instrument is the same, generally speaking, so there are... limits, there are possibilities, and i would like to emphasize that we meet from the side of the state, from you, the legislator, the government is quite sensitive to attention to constitutional court as an authority. much depends on us, but of course not everything. we understand perfectly well that in some situations we can act better here, in others worse, in the sense of more or less involvement. there are generally dormant powers, i think maybe, thank god, when they ask what powers th

citizens. as you can see from today's announcement, we will work relentlessly to bring criminals to justice no matter how long or how far that work may take us. thank you. i'll turn it over to the attorney general nicole. nicole: thank, director wray. the charges announced, the first under the war crimes statute, are historic. the department of justice is holding accountable four russia affiliated military personnel who committed war crimes in the course of russia's unlawful full scale invasion of ukraine. as alleged in the indictment, the defendants abducted, beat, and threatened to kill an american. they even conducted a mock execution these charges send a clear message. the criminal division will pursue those who commit war crimes and other acrossities in ukraine. we're committed to bringing war criminals to justice no matter where they are located for brutal acts committed against americans. last year, attorney general garland announced the launch of the war crimes accountability team led b

all questions raised during the reception of citizens were taken under control.iry tale in chinese. in harbin there is a snow ice festival, to which they built a whole winter city. the park , with an area of ​​810 thousand square meters, has more than 2.0 ice snow sculptures, for the entertainment of visitors there are ferris wheel skating rinks and ice slides, the longest of which is 521 m. tourists from all over the world come to see the icy wonderland; you can visit the festival until the beginning of march. next on the air will be sports news, and then the minsk region, daria tarasova, a colleague already in the studio, will talk about them, greetings, good afternoon, lyudmila, this is a really fruitful season for the construction industry in minsk region, let's go through the list of socially significant housewarmings, and new year's provocations of a warm winter, what does the orange danger level and plus on thermometers promise high water in minsk? i’ll tell you in a few minutes on our broadcast, and we’ll see you at 17:00, see you, belarusian speed skater

outside the legal regime of almost all civilized countries, such a situation for people who are not citizens is generally strange. the invention of those who claim to be considered democratic countries, it is certainly ugly and is now acquiring new qualities and a new scope, we see all this in the modern world, a person has the right to independently choose the country where he wants to live, if it is, if it is his choice, if this did not happen, due to objective circumstances of living once on the territory of the soviet union, in one or another part of it, well, in general, if, if a person decides to live somewhere in another country, this is his choice, but what you said, then what we are facing, of course, requires us to be attentive to these processes, requires our adjustments in relations with these countries in which things of this kind are happening, and requires our attentive attitude towards people who want to return to their historical you're right, valerievich, we need to we will definitely think about this, we will formulate our approaches to this process accordingly, but if peo

a citizen of dekalb county was. her name, gail lee.whorter had improperly registered to vote using a commercial address. lee went to mcwhorter's barbershop and took pictures to prove the point. >> had you ever met gail lee? >> no. i didn't know mrs. lee from a can of paint. >> i think god has been leading me in this. >> reporter: gail lee is a retiree who lives with her husband. she invited us to the back porch of her suburban dekalb county home. >> what is your feeling about who won the 2020 election? >> i believe donald trump won the election. >> reporter: lee became convinced something was wrong with voting in georgia. this despite three recounts confirming trump's loss. lee started scrutinizing voter rolls. >> they are bloated unnecessarily. >> reporter: lee and other citizen scluths devote hours each week to inspecting county rolls, looking for signs of what they suspect is is rampant fraud such as names that appear more than once or data suggesting a registrant is deceased. >> i am requesting that these challenges brought before

well the main one of course category of citizens are citizens of ukraine who.fghanistan, yaemen, syria. cases of violence against foreign citizens do not stop on the part of the european union. repeatedly, belarusian border guards found beaten , unconscious people with frostbite. dead bodies are simply thrown to the belarusian side or their relatives are forced to drag them. in less than 2023 , almost twice as many people have already died at the border than in the previous 2 years combined. in 2021, belarusian border guards recorded the death of six refugees, in 2022 - nine, this year there have already been 27 victims . it is clear that people continue to suffer and die on their way to a better life in europe. and at the same time, the migration problem can only be solved through constructive bilateral dialogue, to which belarus has repeatedly called on our neighbors. there are more than 150,000 migrants in belarus with a residence permit, and almost 50,000 more with a temporary residence permit. these people in our country have. housing and work that did not

and so there's a lot so they have citizen plus one citizen, it less to a citizen, it's less 3. it's good to know that it is, is very easily and it's very active country. and it's the pulse views the pulse. and it's really and if you look by the way of, from what the eighty's been against the, by the end of the month. those if you remember when these. busy gun the start to talk about a shift hosp the or his complex this the to so the, it's used for military purposes and blah, blah, blah. the thing was a but a lot of this talk. it says i don't, the civilians and the can been in the, in the got the, the, and the ground for the 1st because the of the, the prevented bye bye bye with phones. and you want to go to protect it. but this somebody is listed on the come and they gather the brothers and we then did attend some of the photos in n b. i'm going to try to impose 3 weeks ago. i love music of teens discover that visa is stored in some act by the flood card. it's good news, either, blah, blah blah. so and by the way it should be ok. it shouldn't be in this to get to us talking act

the united states in negotiation between that country. of which he is a citizen and another country at which the other they're at war.stin is is an israeli and a citizen of israel, supposedly is negotiating in behalf of joe biden, correct me if i'm wrong, between israel and leban. do i have that right? well, the question is, what could go right? i mean, basically this is guy whose fundamental loyalty is to israel, his mother and father currently live in israel, he was educated as far as far as he was educated in israel, he served in the military in israel, and he's over here like a carpet bagger, and this guy is going to do what's right for israel, and why anyone question that that be where he'll come down? have you ever heard of this before? the president of the united states designating a citizen of foreign country to mediate in behalf of the united states between that other country of which he's a citizen and their abversary. the interesting aspect of this is that he still is in his. citizens, so you wonder how he got a security clearance, i have heard many cases of course where

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support for russian fighters, svo participants and their families, the interests of our citizens who live in unfriendly countries, the situation with migrants, these are just some of the topics that were the focus of vladimir putin’s attention during a meeting of the presidential council on rights. the meeting lasted more than two hours and ended late the night before. please also touch on the issue of amnesty for certain categories of women who are in prison. the head of state noted that it is necessary to prepare and make an appropriate decision. dmitry kochutkov has details. at the annual meeting of the president with members of the human rights council, the most important and pressing issues are usually raised. human rights activists not only identify the problem, but also propose ways to solve it. hrc members regularly are in new regions and areas of special military operations. one of the main issues that the council deals with is the activities and support of our fighters, our guys at the forefront of our heroes, there are also members of the council who have visited the speci

so, citizen bach, i repeat the question: where did you get this phone?on’t pull the cat’s tail, where did you get the mobile phone? in the apartment, but there the door was open, honest, noble. so, let's go in order. well, i'm going. on the stairs and i see the door to one apartment, so slightly open, loosely, and i think i’ll go in and tell you. owner , well, i walked in, i see the purse is lying there, well, let me think, i shook it up, shook it quickly, took the phone and wallet for myself, and then i went to visit, one pianist invited me, that’s the name of the pianist’s address, elsa name, surname budaremovich. it seems, but she lives in the same house where i expropriated the mobile phone, uh-huh, and the morning is burning on that young chest, on the cheeks, you won’t be there, don’t wake her, at dawn she sleeps so sweetly, bravo, bravo, thank you, but elsa mikhailovna, after all, please tell me, did konstantin come to you yesterday? yes, he was, but not for long. yeah, what time exactly did he arrive? probably around 11, yes, yes, yes, exactly, i

deputy of the verkhovna rada farion once called russian-speaking citizens mentally backward.mum number of russians, but president roris zelensky has repeatedly called russians racists and stated that they deserve only death. on our land, on our land. concentrated evil has visited: murderers, executioners, rapists, looters who call themselves an army, and who deserve only death. so, alexander andreevich, i wanted to ask you first to explain why after all, foreigners are singled out into a separate category, what difference does it make where a person makes russophobic statements, on our territory or on the territory of a foreign state. and second. but how are we going to punish him? well, i don’t really understand it technologically, with the text of the law, as for yarovaya’s proposal, we still need to read this in more detail, but i also want to remind you that back in the fifteenth year gennady zyuganov addressed an open letter, put an end to russophobia and anti-sovietism, disarm opponents russia, we have long said that today russophobia and the main aggressive part of ant

, so that's it, that is, that is, such messages, well , if a citizen wants to receive such messages,will receive them, if he does not want to, he will not receive them, let's return to the following, what is a subpoena, a subpoena is not an order, well, an order to a subject of authority, it is just a message, well, how can there be an announcement on the door, and let's say the entrance, that so-and-so, so there is... they owed money for utility bills. so are summonses. i believe that , first of all, there should be responsibility, clear responsibility and the establishment of order and order in the accounting of conscripts. every military conscript should know that at a certain moment he is obliged to appear at the territorial recruitment center and there, therefore, to bring his data to. actualize them, let's say, in this way, but why is everything happening so chaotically now, again with those summonses with all that, you you see, it seems to me that we are being led in the wrong direction, there are various arguments about whether the head of the village has the right to sign th

well. first of all, dmitry avetevich, i would like to say that the stratification of our citizens byven to some extent, our virtual absence of stratification is a very minimal value, it exists, it is objective, but we are among the top five countries , among all members of our global community with a minimum level of income stratification, that this gives? this is first of all social... stability, social stability, as a consequence, this is the attractiveness of our jurisdiction of our country jurisdiction for locating a business, for investment, for developing this business, so when we say that business, highly paid citizens, more, most becomes, becomes payers of the majority of their income, and we said that this is a very small part of the members of our society, this is a kind of payment for maintaining comfortable conditions for doing business, and in in principle, by spending a little more, we can guarantee that this will lead to even greater earnings, let’s say, by attracting buyers, by advertising our country as a country of responsible business, well, by, well... such a soci

all over the country there are citizen volunteers who come to the direct line. andrey stifrov, sergey vanilovich, elena pomelnikova. news. over the course of a week, the russian army carried out 30 group strikes with high-precision weapons and unmanned aerial vehicles on the airfields of the armed forces of ukraine, as well as storage areas for ammunition, military equipment and fuel depots. they also hit the locations of ukrainian armed forces units. all targets were successfully hit, over 40 attacks were repelled. as well as 64 self-propelled guns and howitzers, mostly american, british polish production. over twenty boats and boats were sunk. over the course of a week, three mig-29 fighters and two su-25 attack aircraft, as well as a mi-8 helicopter, were shot down. over 220 combat drones have been eliminated. in one of the front-line villages of the zaporozhye region, it was possible to resume. about spiritual assistance, igor pikhanov, a military priest helped fly the local church, every day he goes to the front line to visit our fighters, drones. that is,

israeli and a citizen of israel, and he supposedly is negotiating in behalf of joe biden, correct me if i'm wrong, phil, between israel and lebanon, do i have that right? well, the question is, what could go right? i mean, basically this is guy whose fundamental loyalty is to israel, his mother and father currently live in israel, he was educated as far as far as he was educated in israel, he served in the military in israel, and he's o here like a carpet bagger, and uh, this guy is going to do what's right for israel, and uh, why should anyone question that that will be where he'll come down? have you ever heard of this before, the president of the united states designating a citizen of foreign country to mediate in behalf of the united states between that other country of what he of which he's a citizen and their adversary? the interesting aspect of this is that um, he still is an israeli citizen, so you wonder how he got a security clearance. i have heard many cases of course where people were born in other countries and emigrated to the united states and when they came american b

with this on this date, the president congratulated all citizens of the country at a meeting with theudges of the constitutional court, and recalled the difficult conditions in which the constitution was adopted; it was a difficult time of testing for our country, associated with such an acute one. a living organism, in other words, not a dusty document put on a shelf, but a real working tool that meets the requirements of the time and its challenges, which is why in the summer of 2020 a popular vote was held, within which citizens supported significant amendments. he works in our country, lives, helps the state, stabilizes the state, helps people, and citizens, in turn , address the main problems, by the way, there are much fewer requests from authorities, about one and a half hundred per year, and this, as valery zorkin noted, a good sign of coordination of actions and a single vector of development of the country. of course, we understand that not everyone likes us, many people don’t like us, so i recently, on the eve of our meeting... we discussed for six months 110 articles were

united states between that other country of what he of which he's a citizen and their adversary. "the interesting aspect of this is that um he still is an israeli citizen, so you wonder how he got a security clearance. i have heard many cases of course where people were born in other countries and emigrated to the united states and when they came american become american citizens, they have to renounce their their other loyalties and and give up the frequently give up their passports and this here we have case with guy is a..." is current citizen of foreign country that is involved in serious negotiations and he essentially is been given this job where he will be doing things that could benefit that foreign country, so this is really odd. what can you tell us about guy by the name of idamar ben gavir, who's the minister of national security in the netanyahu admin? and opposed the hostage swap and opposed the truces that came about in order to produce the hostage swaps, well... is the ultimate hardliner, he's a guy who who believes and has pushed - forward legislation uh that basi

, this will significantly increase the opportunity for our citizens to choose housing where they would like to live. at the same time, the state must make a serious decision regarding the recovery program. in particular, compensation should be provided to those who lost their homes in the war zone and temporarily occupied lands. so. it is also necessary to provide compensation to those who lost their homes as a result of hostilities at the very beginning of russian aggression, that is, since february 2014. it will rightly. this draft law will be supported by the deputy group of restoration of ukraine. our position remains unchanged, we need to resolve the housing issue of war victims as soon as possible. thank you for attention! thank you! please, the floor is given to people's deputy oleksandr anatolyovych danuta, faction of the servant of the people political party. please give the floor to olena shulyak. please, olena alekseevna. please include olena alekseivni. rascal, please work, it doesn't work, it works, well, we'll work, but we don't hear anything, elena alekseevna, let's go t

garland i dosed charges against four military affiliated russians are war crimes against the american citizenn ukraine, . fbi director christopher wray homeland security secretary around her mayorkas and other officials joined the attorney general for the announcement. this is half an hour. >> good morning. i am trying today by homeland security secretary home tomorrow because, for i chris wray, acting assistant sick attorney general, the u.s. district's -- the u.s. attorney for the district of virginia. also 11 and bottom the head of the department war crimes accountability team, and the lead prosecutor for the war crimes are team, and the assistant director in charge of the washington field office. on february 24 2022, russia commenced its full-scale, unprovoked invasion of ukraine. in the nearly two years since, we have all seen invading russian forces, atrocities on the largest scale of any european on confidence since the second world war. we have all heard the accounts of ukrainian civilians targeted and executed, ukrainian children forcibly deported, and ukrainian women and girls sexua

protection of the rights, freedoms and interests of citizens is the most important thing in the russian implementing since the day of its adoption. a significant role , it continues, in fact, to dominate, it seems to me, bearing in mind that the main and fundamental thing in the constitution is, of course, the protection of the rights, freedoms, interests of our citizens, while the constitution of the country, as the president put it, is a living organism, in other words, not a dusty document put on a shelf, but something that actually works an instrument that meets the requirements of the time and its challenges, which is why in the summer of 2020 everything passed... were necessary, the rapidly changing situation within the country, around us, also, as you know, a national plebiscite took place , these amendments were adopted, they were and are significant, associated with strengthening the vector aimed at confirming our traditional values, at the historical continuity of generations, and some other issues were raised. character, all this suggests that the fundamental law of our the c

protection of the rights, freedoms and interests of citizens is the most important thing in the russian constitution. people who worked on the constitution , carried out events related to its adoption, found the courage, just like all political forces, found the courage to go to the referendum and adopt the basic law, of course, this played a very important role for preserving russia itself, so that it does not fall apart, does not fall apart. and this is an essential role, she continues to really dominate, it seems to me, meaning, that the main and fundamental thing in the constitution is, of course, the protection of the rights, freedoms , and interests of our citizens, while the constitution of the country, as the president put it, is a living organism, in other words, not a dusty document put on a shelf, but a real working instrument that meets the requirements of the time and its challenges, which is why in the summer... of the twentieth year a popular vote was held, within the framework of which citizens supported significant amendments made to the basic law. a couple of years ago

kiev and the us state department to explain on what basis the citizen of the united states and chile is in a ukrainian prison. another episode of carlson’s online show is dedicated to the fate of this blogger. the journalist noted that lira has been in prison since july and is being tortured only because, while on the territory of ukraine, he told the truth about the zelensky regime. our media denied everything he said, calling him a russian puppet, a liar and a propagandist, but in fact, as we see now, he was right, everything he said was true, russia is not losing the war, russia is winning , the russian economy is fine, but ours is not, for publishing such videos, lira was arrested by the ukrainian government, gonzalo lira remains in prison, he is a political prisoner in a free, like us they say to the country, in the country that we pay, biden's. elon musk reacted to the new episode of carlson's show, he was indignant at how ukraine, which received $100 billion in aid from the states, could keep an american citizen in prison, could maybe it’s not just that lyra is zelensky’s crit

there will be a transition period when citizens can apply for a russian pension.accepted at the branches of the social fund and the mfc. also contact for appointments can be made through the state services portal. from april 1, 2024, social pensions will increase at the rate of the pensioner’s subsistence level, by 7.5%. insurance pensions will be indexed by the same percentage taking into account inflation, but from january 1. namely, the average size of the old-age insurance pension will increase by... 1,627 rubles. and after recalculation it will be 23.404 rubles. let me remind you that insurance pensions are received by citizens who have reached retirement age and have sufficient work experience. social pensions are received by disabled citizens, who, according to various for reasons they do not have work experience or it is not enough to receive an insurance pension. however, the change in insurance pensions does not apply to those who, despite retirement age, continue to work. when... he decides to end his career, he will receive benefits taking into account

let's observe a moment of silence in memory of the ukrainian military and civilian citizens of ukraine who died in the war started by russia. my greetings to everyone who is with us, this is the svoboda ranok project, my name is oleg galiv, and don't miss the broadcast. russian president putin assured his chinese counterpart xi jinping during his visit to moscow in march about the war against russia of ukraine may last 5 years, nikei eizhan writes about this. how do you feel about such statements, will russia have enough resources for you to implement these plans, and will ukraine have enough resources? you will hear answers to these questions from experts below. the prosecutor general's office is investigating the alleged shooting of ukrainian prisoners of war by russian forces. we are talking about the fighting in december of this year near the village of robotyne, zaporizhzhia region. then, they say in the prosecutor general's office. ukrainian soldiers were captured and allegedly shot an hour later, as is known as of now and at what stage of the investigation. long-range drones hav