surrounding the compound. and without returning any fire. in fact, throughout the 51 day siege, the fbi never fired a single shot. instead, when fired upon, the fbi responded by beginning to insert gas throughout the compound consistent with what the delta force commanders had suggested. commanders also expressed concern about the length of time the hrt had been on the scene and the state of constant readiness. and all expressed the view that the team would have to be pulled back for retraining very quickly if they were going to come back to the scene. all advised that there was not a substitute civil force that could secure the extensive area around the compound that had the extra expertise of the hostage rescue team. we continued deliberations. i wanted and received assurances that the gas and its means of use were not pyrotechnic. i was concerned about intentional or accidental explosions and ordered that additional resources be provided to ensure that there was an adequate emergency response. if we should

drug issue. >> but these drugs are already compounded, and not just by the compounding pharmacies thate state level, but also the compounding pharmacies that are licensed by the fda, there are about 70-plus of them in the united states. so, how can they say that at this point in time, after the drug has been compounded for so long, that it's dangerous or it's not suitable for compounding? >> so, you can for any reason come up with a public health or safety rationale, and that's the underlying principle guiding this decision. if they believe it's not in the public health interest and these are only getting compounding because of a technicality of how they set the level, i think they can make a very plausible case. if you just step back, fda's number one concern is integrity and safety of the drug supply chain and control. and one thing that you don't have with compounded drugs is the same visibility into the market with reporting adverse events, tracking sales, and monitoring for sterilization, infections, impurity, things like that. there's a very clear argument to be made to maintain

these compounds hold great promise that they induce changes, brain activity, and they sort of shifts in mood outlook that appear to to to be, you know, remarkably effective, especially compared to some of the conventional in the toolbox things antidepressants or some the standard treatments for addiction. so i think there's sort of a growing and coalescing consensus that these can be a game changer for both addiction medicine and for psychiatry but because they remain illegal. schedule one compounds under federal law and very, very few people have been able to access them through sort of a front door, through a clinical trial. so where that's left us is, you know, in the collective imagination and in sort of public perception, there is growing in appetite in. these treatments and these therapies. and i think individuals who are suffering will look at the growing consensus that these can be, you know, very therapeutic tools and say, well, i want in and then there's very, very few places that kind of offer this in sort of a clinically careful and a clinically validated or in a very car

schedule one compounds under federa and very, very few people have been able to access them throu front door, through a clinical trial. is, you know, in the collective imagination and in sort of public perception, there is growing in appetite in. these treatments and these and i think individuals who are suffering will look at the can be, you know, very in and then there's very, very few of offer this in sort of ainically validated or in a very careful clinical setting. so where this leads us the world of retreats, many of in south america, which has become a little bit of a laboratory for of both mental health, but a dash of nd home here in the united states, the people typically find access these ex and to these therapies through spiritual settings organizations run by therapists who used to work th now are operating above b formed churches psychedelic churches to offer their say their services. yeah, i think that is interesting and it definitely comes up in book. you know, you mention being someone who was stopped going to the church in party man, you didn't appreciate. the church's

and it made a case to sort of overcome the regulatory hurdles required to administer these compounds as medicine within the government, which was a huge amount of bureaucracy. the last chapter in my booktakes, people behind the scenes on thecalifornia a veterans started getting access toaround and there was just huge enthusiasm in the veteran community for this. i think there's enormous demand. ihink va recognized that there was enormous demand and that they recognized that t a encouraging direction. e is one place where you can sort of bubble these experiences you know, administer these compounds with, you know, a lot of care and a lot of thought and also kind of carefully document the patient. it is in theem. you know oftentimes somebody will walk away from aetreat in the amazon and post, you know, an effusivetestimonial on socialkind of as you know, you kind walk away thinking, you know, this person's and. what an extraordinary outcome. but you very seldom hear what happened to the patient. six months down the line.know what's, this sustainable. did it really to you know a far bet

in the mixed compound, our country's team with the combination of fateme hemti and hadi noori lost to china and won silver. in mixed recurf, the iranian team consisting of gholam reza rahimi and somia. rahimi in the match bendi lost to china and won the bronze medal. also, in the women's compound team, the men's and women's riklo team and mix rekarb, our country's representatives stood in fourth place after losing to their opponents. slovenia and france also advanced to the semi-finals of the nations volleyball league . in the continuation of the quarter-final stage of this competition, which was hosted by listan. in the last game of this stage, slovenia defeated argentina and went to the semi-finals as the fourth team in this match. and the third from a technical point of view, our conditions fluctuated, which returned to the discussion. their psychological self-confidence, i feel that it had come down in the last one or two years, and even the games that were far ahead could not be won. the team leader came out, but after many failures , he was dismissed and peyman akbari replaced h

it's a you and run school. israel says and targeted her most compound that was inside the i'm a lot of psycho, it's good to have you with us. leaders of the 2nd world war allies have come together in northern fronts to mock the atheists. anniversary of the day. the biggest civil invasion in history eventually liberated western europe from nazi turning the latest on surviving veterans and recall the huge costs than human lives . of the no monday landings ukrainian president followed the mister lens. he attended the commemorations and was assured west and support would not we can in ukraine's present day, will with russia or be onto the deck of the shit. veterans of the largest seaborne invasion in history. return to the sands of omaha beach to commemorate and reflect on that momentous day. 80 years ago, when they stormed out of land and craft or parachute it out of transport planes to turn the tide of history. while the guests of honor made it through the battle and went on to live remarkably long lives, many of their comrades in arms were killed on the beach by hitler's army show growt

we assessed that $20.00 to $30.00 terrace were in the compound at the time of the strike. we targeted with precision strikes on the specific classrooms on the specific classrooms. what we know, of course, we know that the terrorists why, what they were doing and inside a u. n. school they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned the attack on this shelter in gaza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law. i spoke with jonathan fowler, he's a spokesperson for the human agency that supports palestinian refugees. and i asked him if there's anything is agents he can do to make sure that how much fighters do not use their premises. basically, you know, un stop promise. it was an operations have to be protected, adult times that that, that, that's the end of the story. i mean, if there are any issues with a used by anybody military use by anybody um in the, in this war then we, we, we rise along the course of the primary thing is we haven't, we told him about the shelter which was

school in central garza thousands were killed in the strike, which israel sass was targeting a mazda compound. inside the long cycle. it's good to have you with those leaders of the 2nd world war allies have come together in northern fronts to mock the atheist anniversary of the day. the biggest seaborne invasion in history, liberating western europe from nazi tyranny, the latest on surviving veterans and recalled a huge cost in human lives of the normandy landings. ukrainian, president of the mesa lensky, attended the commemorations, and was assured weston support would not weekend in ukraine's present day, will with russia as the onto the deck off the ship. veterans of the largest seaborne invasion in history returned to the sands of omaha beach to commemorate and reflect on that momentous de 80 years ago. when they stormed out of landing craft or parachute and out of transport planes to turn the tide of history. while the guests of honor made it through the battle and went on to live remarkably long lives, many of their comrades in arms were killed on the beach by hitler's army. shall grow

the attack has a un school in the city of knows are on israel says it was targeting a homage compound inside the school will say coming up on the program. us president joe biden joins president in my new and my cool in front. it's full ceremonies mocking the ac is out of the street is the day. remembering the heavy losses suffered by allied forces when they came ashore normandy, in 1944, to liberate western europe from nazi dictatorship. the men you can just mckinnon. welcome to the program. great. to have you with us, at least betsy, people have been killed and dozens more wounded and then is riley strike in the central gauze. a strip that's according to those hum us control soul says i'm the un agency. supposing palestinians the attack, here's the united nations run school and the city of those are on israel says the compound was being used by hum us and that how most sites as was killed in the operation. an army spokesman said he was not aware of any civilian casualties. i also dw is corresponding rebecca verses in jerusalem to tell us more about the strike a while on. and we know

talk to you and school at the, in the city of most direct. israel says it was targeting a how must compound insights. that's also coming off germany is trumps, that will have shorts. vows a tough response including feed for patients to politically motivated attacks. and the country is security briefing comes to days before germany. host the euro, $0.20 and it was the beginning of the end for the nazi occupation of western europe. the 6th of june box, the h t. as any of the 3 of the day. a story for military achievement that came with a heavy price. hold the line, the i'm good. how about as well come to the program? the media controlled by how most citing medical officials say that some associated people have been killed and thousands wounded in and is really striking. the central gaza strip has been no confirmation yet from gauze us health ministry bots . the un agencies support who palestinians has confirmed the strike killed dozens of people who attack it's a united nation school in the city of from sarah. these are the is really ami, says it conducted a strike on a homeless component ins

the attacks hit a un school in the city of new sara. israel says it was targeting a almost compound inside that's the u. n. c. slums. the fossil fuel industry and tonia with headers, cold, cold oil and gas companies. the gulf fathers of time is tales and suggests new tax on the profits as new data highlighted so here, reckless intent. and that was the beginning of the end for the nazi occupation of western europe. the 6th of june box, the 80th anniversary of the day story, the military achievements that came as a heavy cost for the of the gulf is welcome to the program. media controlled by how mos citing medical officials say at least 27 people have been killed. and thousands more wounded. it is rarely striking the central gauze and strip. there has been no confirmation yet . from the gauze health ministry, the attack hit the united nation school in the city of new sarah. the is really ami says it's conducted a strike on a homeless component inside the school as it expands operations in the central part of the straight board. this i'm now joined by the w's rebecca ridges in the jerusalem.

before that, in the men's compound team of our country he won a gold medal, and in a mixed compound andy team, our country's teams won silver and bronze medals. euro 2024 soccer, the assignment of the other two saudi teams to the quarter-finals will be determined tonight. in the continuation of the round of 16 competitions of the european nations cup. england, the runner-up of the previous season , will face slovakia in an hour. in the other game of this stage, spain will face three-time euro champion georgia. but last night germany won against denmark with two goals and qualified for the top eight teams. havert and musyala were the scorers in this match this match was stopped due to hail and lightning. in the next round, germany will face the winner of the match between spain and georgia. the defending champions lost to switzerland with two goals and had an early farewell to the european nations. freiller and vargas were the red-shirted scorers in this game. switzerland will play the winner of england and slovakia in the next round. a review of some other news. in the semi-finals. last

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most compound, it shows that that's what i was referring to. we can see that uh is where the forces detaining a palestinian mine inside the alexa most compound. i'm just reminded benjamin. actually, i was cabinet his band alger there or from reporting inside israel, which is why correspond in wrong con is in, in the jordanian capital for us. i'm on, you've been as many previous flag not just avenue in ron. it is the violence we're seeing today is that any different from previous years? well, the show answer to that is yes, this is a much more violent of flag date marks me seen in the previous years. the language, even before the blackboards taking place had changed, the participants was saying that on october, the 7th, a mass cooled their attack on israel, the alex, the floods we are cooling, this flood, it with is really flags. almost as soon as the nationalist people arrived in 2 occupied east jerusalem. they started attacking palestinians. young kids were attacking old palestinian. we've seen pictures of that. they were attacking sharps that

, compounding, fear, compounding, hunger, compounding, even the most basic thing like the ability to you know, go to the bathroom or be able to, you know, turn around and know that your parent is going to be there to be able to reassure you. i don't really think that we have a full ability to understand it just how deeply devastating this is on a child's side. well, we will revisit the impacts of this will on children inside guns at a later in the discussion festival gives you and i want to get an idea of how is re lease, have we access to this decision, this next decision by the you and the is really, i'm boss of the, to the un. he's right, he's like, he's res, accusing the entire world and not looking up on them since, nope. taking any accountability and the society on 4 trips, at least in such a denial and brainwash that nothing can penetrate sheets and the immediate b u unit, i think some of the world not only by the bus. so the private is the whole claim that day is one, has the most more. i mean the word i can think about that more said the said the said the job and then basing

we literally found the body parts scott to in different areas including within the compound which we then made to collect. the scale of this shock was quite unprecedented, at least for us, and to give you one very unfortunate graphic detail, we literally found the body parts scott to in different areas including within the compound which we then they to collect it. we have a large trump for all stuff, actually located directly next to where we are and extremely close proximity to where these projectiles made an impact. and it is nothing short of a miracle that none of my teams and all that family members well, significantly injured. they were just some minor injuries that were attended to by our field hospital. um, well they're part of a compound call to the permit to will was actually impacted as a result of the strike. students is one of several messages that we have had too many notices that we have hans and we use the i see also you cannot operate like this to janine in the northern okey pod westbank where several palestinians have been injured and is variety raid video has not s

it was while combing the compound for clues that investigators made another discovery. spinal death scene. >> i have tried my best to give you a good life. >> recorded shortly after the murder of congressman ryan and 4 others in the airstrip jones tells his followers suicide is their only option now. >> the congressman is dead. please get off the medication. >> according to jones the guyanese army was soon be arriving to destroy their paradise. >> don't be afraid to die. they will torture our people. we cannot have this.'s >> according to eyewitnesses the children were the first to die. to die. can still be heard pleading for obedience, rationalizing madness. just before the tape ran out jones can still be heard pleading for obedience, rationalizing madness. rationalizing madness. among mother, brother, and 3 sisters. today this mass grave in oakland is the final resting spot for more than 400 of jonestown's dead. for the survivors jonestown became a life defining event. after nearly dying on that airstrip jackie speier followed in congressman leo ryan's footsteps. if h

south ural state university began researching chemical compounds that in the future could become theew antidepressants. and the first test. spine, here are the vessels going to the fins, well, everything is like ours, only the cocora, in chain to clinical trials, along with mice and rats, waterfowl appeared relatively recently, zebrafish, aka zebrafish, aka lady's stocking, popular aquarium fish, turned out to be very useful for science, they are easy to breed, unpretentious, their genome, physiology and brain structure. 70% similar to humans, the whole system is serotonergic, which is the one that actively participates in stress reactions, that’s excitement, they have it, like humans, that is , fish have the same fear hormone, worry hormone, cortisol. zebrafish by nature are not prone to depression because, before starting compulsory treatment, a group of subjects is literally brought to a nervous breakdown, the worst dream of any small fish is to be in the same aquarium with a predator, a motley perch that attaches itself to the patients ... the dynamics are not yet a sensation, th

we are talking about eliminating this compounded interest. and all these things that have accumulated beyond what the original debt was. i have a constituent. not a black constituent. a constituent in north charleston who wrote a letter to the president with a copy to me. his original loan was $60,000. over the years he has paid back nearly $200,000 because of compounded interest. and paying for it for more than 20 years. and still owed money. so when he eliminated that debt, it was on the compounded interest. not the original loan. and people need to look at that. when i hear senator romney says that this was a bad deal, how can it be a bad deal? the principle is paid back a long, long, long time ago. these people are paying compounded interest that has been put out there by people who are making money when the original principle was paid back a long time ago. so that is what is going on here. so nobody is paying anybody's debt. they paid off the debt. the compound interest people are collecting and putting people in the poor house as we say

vironment where people perceive that the legal of acquiring or growing and selling these compounds is relatively because law enforcement is a lot more with far more addictive and destructive drugs like opioids. i think that is really the world as it exists you know people are going on these retreats these t experiences are being commodified in ways that are strikingly open considering these are still schedule one drugs and are putting their faith in this in the compounds and in the people. these experiences. but i do think there's room for lawmakers, for policymakers to start grappling with these questions, they have to do so in. the context of a crisisries of scandals. i think that, would not be the ideal setting and environment to have these difficult and nuanced conversations. so i the earlier people start really kind of grappling with how know, how should this be regulated? and, youd we fund more research and what kind ofe sort of our blind spots in and inshould be prioritized? you know, if and when this really becomes more available, how do we best access, you know, do we ensure

if the scientists are satisfied with the results, then the chemical compounds may well become a medicineture. olga zenkova found out how the experiment was going and why they decided to use fish for it. we are checking the fish to see that they are all alive and well this morning. this concern masks scientific interest. in the laboratory for the biological study of stress, the wards are protected, fed and kept in aquariums with comfortable temperature and lighting, but all this is only so that one day they get around to studying chemical compounds that in the future may become the basis for new antidepressants, and the first tests for the effectiveness and safety of the drugs are carried out on fish. what kind of bone structure is clearly visible when the fish is still transparent, spine to spine, here are the vessels going to the fins, well, everything is like ours, only cocories, in the chain before clinical trials, along with mice, rats, waterfowl appeared relatively recently, daniu reirio, they are gills. similar to human ones. the whole system is serotaninergic, which is the one tha

so the is really all me says it conducted a strike on a him off compound, inside the school. as it expands operation in the area, that's it for me, i'm will on. so i got in berlin taken by the innovation green trends, the that some of the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the carriers subscribe to those channels every friday, subscribe to plan, it's a good the.

your strike on central guns or the attack to the you in run school. israel says it targeted a mazda compound that was inside, and more than a 100 did an attack on the village in savanna latest killington, a long running conflict between the army and paramon was here. the ivory golf is good to have you with this on this thursday. leaders of the 2nd world war outlaw is have come together and northern france to mark the 80th anniversary of the day. the biggest seaborne invasion in history eventually liberated western europe from nazi tyranny. leaders today, honored surviving veterans, and they recalled the change cost and human lives of the norman, the landings, ukraine's president and told him is zalinski. he was at the commemoration today, and he was assured that western support will not weaken in his country's war against russia. the onto the deck, off the ship veterans. the law are just seaborne invasion. history returned to the sands of omaha beach to commemorate and reflect on that momentous day. 80 years ago, when they stormed out of landing craft or parachute it out of transport planes

what in the compound, at the time of the strike? we targeted with precision strikes on this specific classrooms on this specific classrooms. what we know, of course, we know that the terrorists were what they were doing, and inside of you and school they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned. the attack on that shelter and gaza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law. let's get more from the dap, those rebecca auditors in general, 7, rebecca, the un and the you have both criticize this attack. what is the reaction in isabel being to this as well? there are. so this is the latest in a growing number of attacks carried out by israel in ga, so that has been condemned by the international community. now, as you heard in that report, israel maintains that it carried out this attack. we've with intelligence evidence to suggest that somewhere between 20 and 30, how much the operatives were using the school as a command center where they

so what is a compounding pharmacy?ctly what we're dealing with here. so we're taking the active ingredient. if we talk specifically about these weight loss injectables is semaglutide. so you're taking that semaglutide, an fda approved ingredient. and you're using a recipe if you will, and compounding a slightly different version of the drug that you would see for sale under the brand name ozempic or wegovy by the big drug manufacturers. i talked to the compounding pharmacist and she summed it up like this. >> the final product is not exactly what the brand name is, so we don't know how effective it is and we don't know what side effects it will give. that's the only thing, of course, for a when there is a shortage and a patient depend on it, then you weigh cons versus pros, right. and then you decide if the patient should continue even though there might be some, side effects. >> yeah. so as with everything, right. you're weighing the pros and cons and compounding pharmacies have been a very useful for many different r

air strikes on central gaza, the attack of a un run school. israel says the targeted a home aust compound that was inside and more than a 100 dad and an attack on the village in sudan, latest killing. so in a long running conflict between the army and parent military, the i bri, gone to our viewers watching on tv as in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome leaders of the 2nd world war allies came together today and northern france to mark the 80th anniversary of the day. the biggest seaborne invasion in history would eventually help liberate western europe from nazi tyranny . the leaders today honored surviving veterans. and they, we called the huge cost in human lives, of the normandy landings. ukrainian president for them is zalinski. he was also there and he received assurance from the western leaders that their support would not. we can educate in battles it's russian invaders the onto the deck, off the ship veterans, the largest seaborne invasion history, returned to the sands of omaha beach to commemorate and reflect on that momentous day. 80 years ago, when th

attack here to you and school in the city of most say about israel says it was targeting a hamas compound insight. this german is johnson. what i've chose vows it's tough response, including deportations to politically motivated to tax and the country is security briefing comes to days in full germany hosp the euro, $22410.00 and the u. n. save slums, the fossil fuel industry. i'm telling you that it's cold, cold oil and gas companies because fall this of climate trials such as a new tax on the profits as you data highlights a year of reckless breaking hemorrhage. and there was the beginning of the end for the nazi occupation of western europe. the 6th of june box b, a t, a anniversary of the day historic military achievements. that's kind of the heavy price for the allies. the, i'm gonna have those as well come to the program. media are controlled by homos aside taking medical officials say that some 30 people have been killed and thousands wounded and it is rarely striking the central gauze and strip that has been no consummation yet from garza's health ministry. but on rom, this is jus

south ural scientists are testing new chemical compounds on fish for the production of antidepressantsat prospects will olga zenkova tell? the season of archaeological excavations has started on the azov coast of crimea. what does the temple of zeus look like and what are the treasures? basporan kingdom? rastislav skedan from the fields of the artesian expedition. hello, you are greeted by the information service of the ntv television company, this is the program today and its presenter nikolai and igor politaev. the number of victims of a major train accident in the koma republic rose to three, a few hours ago. rescuers found the body of a sixteen-year-old girl; she was considered missing. we searched for a long time. the disaster occurred the night before. shortly after leaving the intermediate station , nine of the 14 carriages derailed and overturned. passenger train, which was traveling from vorkuta to novorossiysk. the rescue operation had to be carried out in difficult conditions, there are no roads near the crash site, and there are taiga and swamps all around. employees of the

members of hamas and islamic jihad who went inside we assessed that 20 to 30 terrace were in the compound at the time of the strike. we targeted with precision strikes on the specific classrooms on the specific classrooms. what we know, of course, we know that the terrorists were what they were doing, and inside a u. n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned. the attack on this shelter and gaza and accused israel of breaking international humanitarian law. so, for the next 3 days around 370000000 people across 27, you states will elect some members of the european parliament. the netherlands kicked off the 1st day of the hosting and this friday, the check for public an islands are costing balance migration and the asylum system as some of the most important issues. for the 1st time in the island where many candidates are running on an anti immigration platform, preliminary polling suggests that right leading policies could win more seats e wide. in this round of elections and an exit poll from th

the attack to the un run school. israel says that it targeted a homeless compound that was inside and at least a 100. they had an attack on a village in sudan, the latest killing, and a long running conflict between the army and paramilitary. the library, god is good to have you. with this on june 6th, 1944. more than 850000 allied soldiers invaded france by sea, an air to drive out in nazi germany. these forces, it was the day. today were veterans and leaders gathered in northern france marking the 80th anniversary of the day of these men as young soldiers landed in normandy to babble denazi's, they were joined by a new generation of leaders to honor both the living and the dead. who fought for freedom? here in europe, with the numbers of veterans, fast dwindling. this is likely to be the last major ceremony and normally the honoring them in their presence to you as president job i said, during the commemoration ceremony, the anniversary comes at a critical time for nations that took part. we live in the time of democracy and more risk across the world. they point since the end of wo

so, when he eliminated that debt, it was on the compounded interest, not the original loan. and people need to look at that. when i hear senator romney saying that this is a bad deal, how can this be a bad deal? the principal is paid back a long, long, long time ago. these people are paying compounded interest that has been put out there about people who are making money when the original principal was paid back a long time ago. so, that is what is going on here. so, nobody is paying anybody's debt. they paid off the debt. it is a compounded interest that people are electing and that is putting people in the poorhouse, as we say down south. >> congressman, let me get you on one more thing before we have to go in a couple of minutes. let's talk about comments that entertainer, $.50, meanwhile on capitol hill last week. listen to this. >> what do you think appears as significant to african-american men this election? >> i see them identify with trump. >> why do you say that? >> because they got rico charges. >> congressman clyburn, your reaction, black men are moving to trump

we assessed that $20.00 to $30.00 terrace were in the compound at the time of the strike. we targeted with precision strikes on the specific classrooms on the specific classrooms. what we know, of course, we know that the terrorists were what they were doing, and inside a u. n. school, they were hiding. the compound was useful staging attacks and as a full what operating base the united nations has condemned. the attack on this shelter and gaza and acute israel, of breaking international humanitarian law to the dump, no correspondence back of it as in jerusalem last, what israel's reaction has been to the un criticism. whereas this is the latest in a growing number of attacks carried out by israel in ga, so that has been condemned by the international community. now as you heard in that report is around, maintains that it carried out this attack. we've with intelligence evidence to suggest that somewhere between 20 and 30, how much the operatives were using the school as a command center where they were planning further, attacks on idea of targets and that they and attack

his a, you and run school in the city of this are israel says it targets it a come of compound insights of school and versus in the netherlands kickoff elections across the european union. the polls are expected to deliver significant gains for the fall rights, including for the freedom policy led by say, at silvas the money, cuz it's thinkin and welcome to the program events commemorating the sound of the $3.00 of the day or on the way in front of the us president joe biden, and the french president and manually mexico on taking pos in the main ceremony. remembering june, the 6th 1944, that is when thousands of allied soldiers came marshal along an ac, columbus, a stretch of the normandy coastline to begin the liberation of western europe from nazi germany. it was the largest seaborne invasion in history as president biden said, the anniversary comes at a critical time for the nations that took part. we live in the time when democracy in more risk across the world. they point since the end of world war 2, essentially beaches were storm in 1944. and now we have to ask ourselves where we

for this product , he pointed out that all the compounds used in this medicine do not contain sugar compounds, which makes its use easier for patients with diabetes. this medicine can be used by most people. the function of the digestive system is suitable, which is recommended. most of the people use this medicine , there is a product in all the pharmacies of the country. in fact , it is being exported so that the product can actually be exported to the country. this drug in fact, there is no internal equivalent, but there is an external equivalent. another application of the technological product is to help improve the functioning of the respiratory tract. of this, in fact, medicine to maintain health. it also helps maintain the health of the throat and mouth and teeth . according to the announcement of the science and technology vice-chancellor, in the past years, with the internalization of enzymes and probiotics , the need of the pharmaceutical and food industry is high and biocompatible products have been produced. mehboob delangiz of sed and sima news agency. in the name of allah, the

he won gold in a mixed team compound and recrow, our country's teams , won silver and bronze medals.far, 10 iranian female athletes have won a quota for the paris olympics, and one of these quotas belongs to mobina fallah in the archery and archery category. olympics in antalya, turkey. fallah achieved this goal by winning the second place in hasbi. it was a very difficult path, but finally it ended successfully, although it is still going on. mobina also broke iran's record with 67 points in antalya to show that. more support may do a great job in the olympics. we expect that you will have more special support for us, because qan and zahra nemati were the iranian women's archers present in three periods of the olympic games. the paris olympic archery competition will start on the 7th of august , and mrs. fallah will be present in the games village until the 13th of august if she reaches the final stages. alireza akbari khorram, radio and television news agency. let's go to euro 2024 football. germany passed. from denmark , he made it to the top eight teams he withdrew from the compe

of sina manshazadeh and hadi nouri , defeated the indian team and won the gold medal in the mixed compoundour country's team with the combination of fatemeh hemti and hadi nouri was defeated by china and won silver in mixed recurf with the iranian team consisting of gholamreza rahimi and somia.