is called today, so byzantium, constantinople. before, constantinople, and now athens, or either romem, this will be sweden, athens, that means one, let's start with athens, then, i hope, although the thoughts of the girls can be clearly heard, this is wonderful, your answer, our answer, athens, athens, yes, and before constantinople was probably wrong, it was the finns, istanbul, that's what i wanted to hear: istanbul! veronica, please, you have a unique opportunity to build the first one, well, this is great, exclusive, build, build, don’t put it off, 30 seconds for everything, about everything, and grab any element that you like best, install it in the very center of the site, after come back to the team, we will continue, thank you, good start , construction right away, this is great, how... the latin is translated by perpet mobile, i can’t even imagine how to say, god forbid, i, i had it in latin 2 years ago, the last one once, perpet, something like that, the last time i took latin was 2 years ago, this is an amazing revelation, god, perpetta mobile, perpet mobile, what is it, a

khludov, khludov, take me with you to constantinople, damn it, some seraphima of constantinople, we havehomeland, i led you along the road of lies, my fault. my sin, i will atone for it, may god help you, survive the russian hard times, signature, we voluntarily chose this way out, it is an honor, gentlemen. we have a request for you, my dear, we need to bury three people, don’t hesitate honor, everything will be done according to the first category, despite the situation, where the dead, how can i explain to you, we need to bury whom we will not offend, my dear , we will pay, just do your duty honestly, captain, give the money, spare your honor , let go, not guilty, don’t be afraid, my dear, no one wants to harm you, on the contrary, you will receive a fortune, because this is your job. of course, i would be happy to bury whoever needs it, the funeral director, captain, please don’t force yourself, your incident is to blame, us, my dear, us, me, these gentlemen, clearly, i agree. are you out of your mind, scoundrel, they are unshaven, you should shave alive, otherwise it will be difficu

do this yes, because the macedonian church is an independent autocephalous the problem is that constantinoplehe macedonian church and in this tone there is one condition to give the entire foreign diaspora to the constantinople church. it is clear that the macedonian church, while remaining free independent, but it will never agree. here, of course, it’s difficult not to follow. uh, others are different. the trace is what happened in ukraine, what is now happening in ukraine and the fact that hmm there is oppression of the russian orthodox church of the priests of the russian orthodox church. it’s very revealing here, it will probably even be worth recalling history. but we will now take a long break right after to remind our tv viewers how events developed, in principle, quite recently it was in the nineties. adapted to the new time in life the ninety-fourth year, which is just around the corner in a past life, also works in the sewer, lives in the horns of eugene gypsy , major renovations throughout the country, major renovations of property. oil fell film by alexander the great one message

and then he is one of the first russian emigrants from odessa, and goes to constantinople and furtherory is also very important because he describes. uh, in one of his works in tolstoy’s diaries, memoirs. there is about him. this is the path of russian emigrants who go from odessa to constantinople gorky the way russian emigrants are exiles, losers of their country, losers of history , go, and into exile they cry, they pray, they get drunk. they are suffering. they play cards. what does alexey tolstoy do? he works, he sits on a typewriter and writes. and this, by the way, also showed his most powerful , mighty character. you know, sometimes he reminds me of scarlett from margaret mitchell's novel gone with the wind. and by the way. not without meaning, because, of course, what happened in russia in the seventeenth year is partly similar to what happened then in america yes, this is the death of the old world, the birth of a new civilization and a strong man. as you remember, scarlett ohara says, my family will never go hungry, but for alexei tolstoy it is very important that my family

could only with the permission of the sultan himself, the russian embassy in constantinople receivedpeter the great, until that time an embassy was sent to turkey with separate specific instructions to conclude a political union or treaty in 1702 , peter andreevich tolstoy became the ambassador . it is noteworthy that in the event of the outbreak of hostilities, the port concluded the ambassador of a hostile country with all the towers of the castle throughout the xviii centuries , many representatives of russia visited turkey as captives of this castle. tolstoy, shafirov, sheremetyev, obrazkov, and bulgakov in the 19th century. this custom remains only in legend european diplomats in 1793, the port founded its first representative offices in paris, vienna, london and berlin with great respect. sultan mahmud ii became the european style of diplomatic office work; he specially studied translations of notes presented to the grand porte from european embassies in 1828 during ramadan, he was the first sultanov to go out into the street in european clothes and instilled this fashion in hi

so, he first finds himself in constantinople, then he finds himself in marseille, then in paris , andd he creates, in fact, the first major work of this famous future russian literature abroad, yes that there will be bunin, aldanov, merishkovsky, hypius, nabokov, gazdanov. it all started with alexei tolstoy’s story nikita’s childhood, an absolutely wonderful story, which, by the way, describes his very peasant childhood on a trans-volga farm in sosnovka, why he wrote this story, because one day his little son nikita, and the father, and the future father of the writer tatyana nikitishna tolstoy, yes, this is also such a powerful tolstoy root in the history of russian literature, which continues. so, nikita didn’t know what a snowdrift like this was snowdrift, and he wrote a story about childhood, about winter, about snowdrifts, about stars, about happiness , about an estate, about the people who live there, just a cool story, so that russian children who are temporarily in exile, he never considered himself the emigrant always believed that this would all end quickly, they would retur

this is the path of russian emigrants who set off from odessa to constantinople . have lost history , are sent, and into exile they cry. they pray, they drink. they are suffering. they play cards. what does alexey tolstoy do? he works, he sits on a typewriter and writes. and this, by the way, also reflected his powerful , mighty character. you know, sometimes he reminds me of scarlett ohara from the novel margaret mitchell gone with the wind. and by the way. lilly is not without meaning, because , of course, what happened in russia in 1977 is partly similar to what was happening in america then. yes, this is the death of the elephant of the old world, the birth of a new civilization and a strong man. as you remember, scarlett ohara says, my family will never go hungry , but for alexei tolstoy it is very important that my family will not go hungry. and he always had a big family, he had children, he had one wife, then another wife, but he really was a very good , very loyal family man, and interestingly, families were very important to him, so, she ends up first in

way and ended his life in no less terrible way, and with him the emperor, the inhabitants of constantinoplehe ruler, transferring the throne to his political opponent isaac the second angel, he threw andronikos into prison, and then slowly and for a long time tortured him by cutting off part of his body for his military love affairs. remained in the chronicles of byzantium and were a constant source of gossip at the beginning of the reign of andronikos carried out several reforms that could return to stability in the country, but then slipped into terror against you know, however, with his death, byzantium began a process of decline, which ended with the capture of constantinople in 1204 by participants in the fourth crusade and the collapse of the byzantine empire. on september 12, 1832 , the alexandrinsky theater was opened in st. petersburg. the building in the empire style was built according to the design of carl ross, the famous italian architect. it was named alexandrinsky in honor of the wife of emperor nicholas i. alexandra fedorovna. the corpse of the theater traces its history ba

is called today tia constantinople and now there are no swimming pools, that means great.i wanted to hear istanbul veronica i ask you to have a unique opportunity to build the first one, but this is great. build an exclusive, don’t put off 30 seconds for everything about everything, but any element. grab it. which one do you like best and set it to the most center of the site. after you return to the team, we will continue. thank you. construction is great. how is it translated from latin , god forbid, he had latin for me 2 years ago , the last time was super heel something like that, i had latin two years ago for the last time. this is an amazing revelation. what is this and three two one will be in an erudite state? yes, god knows, you studied latin, right. well, yes, we had the first six months of latin, but that was a long time ago and not true. right now i’m trying to remember, but it’s winged phrase. it is used and in films they are used in everyday life, i’ll tell you more, but in everyday life it is usually used by those people who have not had latin for a long tim

this time on a crowded market in constantinople. at the 17 people were killed here by a russian missile says he craned among them. the child on this is a deadly backdrop to us secretary of state entity blinking sport to visit the keeper. since the start of russia's invasion, ukraine's counter offensive was at the top of the agenda. last week, he rejected us media reports suggesting progress on the front lines was too slow, but there were no signs of tension during blankets, visit ukraine's president, instead of striking a grateful town. this usual rate around lincoln also met with prime minister denise me, how i'd foreign minister at the mutual coordinate team to show we're united front. we praise the ukranian effort to push the russians back. we see the progress of the counter offensive. very hard. we want to make sure that the frame has what it needs, not only to succeed in the counter sensitive, but as what it needs a long to make sure that it has a strong return. strong defense capacity is blinking announced a new aid package wo

what is the patriarchate of constantinople behind the provocation?ver happened before and it was hard to imagine that something like this could ever happen. these actions are an attempt. uh, phanar to influence the situation of other local churches, and relying on uh political state forces of the state structure in order to achieve what they can’t do, while the russian orthodox church emphasizes that there are no retaliatory measures to the bulgarian metochion church in moscow will not be accepted, since it has nothing to do with the actions of the bulgarian authorities , the russian foreign ministry is closely monitoring the situation. where will our ambassador summon the bulgarian diplomat in the near future in bulgaria noted that the podvorye in sofia eventually had to be closed, although there were a lot of bulgarians among the parishioners. of course, we regard this as extreme. uh, unfriendly. uh, shag is a completely fabricated story. yes, and nothing specific was said. in my opinion. this is uh, well, not only hmm, well, some kind of provocati

, if you dig deeper into history itself, then it was the princess olga who brought, when when constantinoplees to her small homeland. the dioceses there, as it is written, swam against the tide. well, they were transported on boats against the current and installed in those places, it was paganism, where people were baptized with such crosses. found 12 exactly the idea in the river valley if you look, well, look in this region, the sidewalk is almost beginning , it wasn’t around when she was here, people fell in love with her. she sat down there olympen, that is, the modern name is now olympia olga melen, she, as a ferrywoman , transported testing grounds. it’s interesting here that our bees here have turs and david of the cities on the basket with their shoulders saying, shanya shanka, deer shani alders, but wherever you look, deer ones? borrow now for the balls. almanacs, these same almanac swamps count everything connected with the volga and if you look the map of russia ukraine belarus in one place most of all is the memory of olya the most popular question on this show, how does he make

eh, they went to constantinople on the quiet from jerusalem and didn’t leave it.estroyed many churches and completely devastated st. sophia, which was filled with everyone. eh, some people were only great then in the orthodox universal churches, and everything that we now see, the abundance of relics in the vatican and in the western church in general. this is all thanks to what was taken out. at one time, these constantinoples were the same quadriga of horses that decorate the venetian cathedral. san marco is , sorry, a byzantine horse with a hippodrome, what is bad is taken, there is a wonderful museum in kiev, bogdan and the khanenko barbarians, where until recently three of the ten surviving icons were kept. uh, for the last 1,000. well 1.500 years of icons of the milking of the typified period there was a period somewhere from the sixth to the eighth centuries when all the icons were completely destroyed. and in the entire universe , about a dozen or three of them were preserved, uh, in sergius, the bacchus of two martyrs and the most holy theotokos with the

, if you dig deeper into history itself, then it was the princess olga who brought, when when constantinopleht crosses to her small homeland. the dioceses there, as it is written, swam against the tide. well, they were transported on boats against the current and installed in those places, it was paganism, where people were baptized with such crosses. found 12 exactly where in the river valley if you look and princess olga well , look in this region it’s almost starting sidewalk thing, she didn’t find around when she was here people loved her. she sat down there on olin’s stump, that is, the modern name is now olympia olga grinds; she , as a ferrywoman, transported landfills. it is interesting here that our bees here are talking about turs and david of the cities on the shoulder basket. sharika olinya shani olshany , yes, no matter where you look, olina zamicha’s almanac buildings, those same almanac swamps count everything connected with olga and if you look at the map of russia , ukraine, belarus in the same place most of all it is memories about olya 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. we are

here is catherine ii’s huge step towards constantinople, the european monarchies are looking under herul the first schizophrenic and the absolute cannibal suvorov and his surname the british reinterpret, it turns out that the general throat was detained in different ways in accordance with the stereotypes that were developed by the myths and legends that circulated around them, particularly in the press, catherine, the main stereotype is associated with it was the thirst for power and debauchery and himself lorborne certainly saw this caricature. eh, and it’s no coincidence that the image of catherine is also quite a caricature. it appears in his works. creating myths about political opponents. one of the techniques of information warfare in 1712 work published. jonah arbit note the art of political lies arbit. noth is a scot. lived in london, was a doctor and a satirist since then. nothing has changed. only there was more technology with the advent of cinematography , television, then the internet, arbit. noth describes the art of political lies as the ability to make people believe i

different way it can't be , we come to that calendar that was accepted at one time and the church of constantinoplehose european churches that follow it today , what will happen, how it will be, of course you will agree. strictly speaking, this is exactly how the holy dormition kyiv-pechersk lavra observes the old style and calendar under the leadership of today's most blessed metropolitan epiphany and under his authority of the house, which he handed over to the acting vicar of the monastery eh, bishop, this avrami of the authorities, whom we have to complete, i understood correctly, that is, in fact, we will now have exceptions and , accordingly, there will be two calendars at the same time, this is not clear, bishop, thank you for the conversation , clarification, oleksandr drabynkomy, thank you for your blessing, metropolitan of pereyaslavskyi , vishnevskyi, orthodox churches of ukraine with difficult questions, of course, or is there still an agency both in pochaev and in the kyiv-pechersk lavra of the archimandrites and avraham told about it, in particular , law enforcement officers work here

they failed and could not implement the greek project by capturing constantinople. according to the straitshow does not understand this story very well. they were definitely not holy people . moreover, catherine had more than 20 lovers, and about the sexual tastes of peter i, too, there is a great history. he mentioned dostoevsky, he also said leo tolstoy and dostoevsky, if you remember , dostoevsky, through the mouth of prince menshikov, inscribed the catholic church as the antichrist, as the one that renounced true christianity, and we always remember that russia with this perversion of the third world, which is the sin of ethnophilia and it was condemned by the ecumenical council of its time, it is the essence of not only the russian orthodox church or the moscow orthodox church, but also those , let's say, civilians who were brought up in this cultural context and then wrote this so-called great literature, so i believe that this is simply not an understanding of the authenticity of the true depth and essence of russian culture, and these good intentions that he had were simply converte

here is a huge step of catherine ii towards constantinople, european monarchies, look under her skirtl is the first schizophrenic and absolutely cannibal suvorov and his last name the englishman twisted it turns out the general of the throat was loaded differently in accordance with the stereotypes that were developed by the myths of the legends that went around them , in particular in the press catherine e, the main stereotype e is associated with it was thirst e for power and debauchery and lorbaran himself certainly saw this caricature , uh, and it is no coincidence that the image of catherine uh, is also such a caricature enough. it is found in his writings creating myths about political opponents. one of the methods of information warfare was published in 1712. jonah arbiter note art of political lie arbit. not a scot. lived in london and has been a doctor and satirist ever since. nothing has changed. only technology has become more with the advent of television cinema, then the internet. arbit describes the art of political lying. as the ability to make the people believe a savi

a russian attack on a market in eastern ukraine, iraq and exploded in the front line town of constantinople. indeed, jeanette sc region. president will let him hear zalinski called the attack a heinous, evil hours earlier us secretary of state mc blinking arrived in the capital keith on an unannounced visit. he's expected to announce a new us a package worth over $1000000000.00 and he's always nice. the sender is in key if he says, lincoln's keen to give a public demonstration of support for the counter offensive against russia. right, claire? so this trip is of a huge symbolic value. i would say part of it is about showing support for the ukraine fight more than one and a half or about one and a half years since the beginning of a full scale invasion. it's the cravings are tired of fighting this war and the public support and some of the countries that have been supporting ukraine is also becoming becoming less including the united states. so part of the reason for this trip would be to show that the by and the administration is determined to continue to support ukraine and send this messa

the church and try to get the blessing of the tsar’s council , as they say in the balkans or constantinople very important point here is that this new leader does not cause irritation in bartholomew , but here are others who were the leader before that, well at the head of the head of the montenegrin church he was just in an ancient confrontation with bartholomew personally, so to speak, and that is why it was also the second er second obstacle to obtaining the tomos, but now we will see how it is with the new leaders natalka look at but let's go like this with uh, how to say how we were taught in the arctic millinism from simple to complex, i was taught marxism, montenegrins, they are some kind of drift in the direction of montenegrinness because as far as i understand there have been many years well they are yes well yes well we if well, we are, in principle, we are serbs. well, we are like, well, so, so a little montenegrin. serbs have this national attitude. somehow, i, not i , have never felt that they are separate, it's like ukraine in 1992. ukrainian russkie ok, but i can't say that

superpower, including in the black sea region, it is so, and it diverges. there is also a tact of constantinoplere is a line for cooperation from the point of view of ukrainian interests, if turkey wants to strengthen or increase its influence in the black sea, well , if in this format the victory of ukraine is in the sphere of turkish interests, it is beneficial for us , here it is a question of communication, i do not see such statements immediately in some anti-ukrainian was there and what about an anti-western measure ok maybe for a couple of minutes i would like to sit down with my internal ukrainian politics i would like to talk about turkey and actually about the news in my opinion well , the unusual thing is that three vessels now they are heading to ukrainian ports for loading along i don’t even know whether to call it the grain corridors or simply along that part of the black sea water area that was well cleaned by the defense forces. for the last week, we have seen small russian rocket launchers being towed from time to time. we have seen patrols and their ships also did not feel very

why did the patriarchs of constantinople of their time come to the moscow tsars and patriarchs in order order to pay the taxes that they had to pay to the sultan for that that they were etnarchs er you know the hellenic people, i don't want to whitewash them and denigrate others, and i don't want it that way, but i don't like it in the historical aspect, as we want to have a completely new all-ukrainian orthodox church of ukraine with new and certain values such real christian ones and not so much gold, silver, er, sable fur coats and everything else, these are all her luxuries, as they say in moscow, in this case , look at er, the kiev-pechersk lavra with such austere, such and dramatic moment is finally returning to the bosom of the ukrainian church and the ukrainian people. i want to say once again that i lived in the kyiv-pechersk lavra for 12 years. i would like it to really become the lavra it should be . i know many brothers who were and lived in the kyiv-pechersk lavra the cave monastery is absolutely ascetic, even if we talk about the same vladyka pavlo, it is one thing that by

security analyst, michael maloof, michael ukraine claims russia carried out an artillery strike on constantinople, but the evidence would suggest otherwise. what is your take? well, it, it is a open the question, but give us some of the evidence that we're seeing. it suggests that it did come from the ukranian side and with and with blinking visiting it. it, it, it was probably designed to demonstrate the need for further assistance or come in at a very critical time since, uh, the, the, the, the, the fact that the, you, the appropriations are, are essential now. and it's, it's really a big issue here in this country and, and so when he knows it, so i think that you can't rule anything out. and the fact that you would have western media analysis suggesting that, uh, this came from your premium side is, uh, is not a good is, is not good. and, and i, i just don't, uh, uh, the, these, these type of the actions are, are, are designed to send messages that critical times. and this came at a very intriguing moment with, uh, uh, our secretary of state visiting there. so can rule anything out at this poi

and now patriarch bartholomew of constantinople is using the schism to influence other local churches just that i think this is a crime against the church and a hierarch who occupies such a high position cannot cynically use the church in his own political interests. but this, again, this history shows that if we allow, uh, there is some kind of fermentation and schismatic actions there. there somewhere in the local churches, it will get there. this is a fanara. as a matter of fact, it may come to he is not afraid, interestingly, of this, but it all depends on what goals they set ; the true goals are, of course, to achieve complete power over others in local churches and therefore. the statement is a frequent statement that not all means are good for the russian church, but the dangers of heresy and papism. they now sound with great force and uh, flashlight. eh, patriarch bartholomew is not ashamed to use these methods. eh, but we really know the history of the orthodox church. uh, a schism can also negatively affect the life of the greek churches themselves, for example, the situatio

siberia precisely under godunov, and in russia it was possible to establish the patriarchate ; constantinoplev died suddenly. his son became king. he was overthrown and killed and a period of so-called time of troubles began in russia with several impostor kings and invasions of land conquerors; on september 11, 1812, the russian settlement of fort ross was founded in california was founded by its russian-american company, a semi-public entity approved by the decree of paul i mainly for the fur trade in the colonies. formally , the spaniards claimed rights in this territory. but they were not there and the local indians gave the russians permission to build. in the dew, the first windmills and shipbuilding in california appeared. shipyards and vineyards, and it was the russian colonists who first brought many of the benefits of european civilization to california, for example, window glass for more than 30 years, russian aleuts, indians and even finns and swedes. and when the fishing became unprofitable, the russians sold fort rost to an american businessman. jonah garden theron now sport gro

according to cube, at least 16 people have been killed and a strike on the printing and held city of constantinople in the don't ask republic . the states and prime minister claimed one child was killed in a striking about 20 others that were injured. president zalinski added that the number of victims may rise and blame to moscow for the attack. the russian defense ministry has yet to comments on the incidents. the ukrainian attacks have killed 2 civilians and wounded 10 others in the city of the net. that's according to local authorities to say in the past, a dozens of ukrainian strikes have hit local residential areas. our correspondence div sweeney brings us this report from the scene as an elderly woman has been killed in the latest attack on a civilian navy, a haven don't yet city. the me. saul and american home is all struck around 615 this morning, causing this wide spread damage to this apartment. this is a 9th floor of an apartment blocking the corrupt ski district of the city. this is one of the areas that is the brunt of the ukrainian attacks. it is constantly shelled on this morning. i

the latest being a missile stride on the town of constantinople, which western media investigations later tied it to ukraine. we spoke with the old man host of the conservative daily podcast, who says the west attends to ignore events and you crime that shows the country in a bad light. you have to look at the, the basis behind what is happening, you crate and it's like the wild, wild west of you have the eyes off battalion, it's running around and operating with impunity. that is attacking their own people . it doesn't surprise me that the, that there is no institutional control or restraint that is operating in ukraine. i think the, the, the thing that they're brought, the news media to the attention of having to talk about it was that it got wide spread spread like wildfire. that here is this mentally ill individual, this, this american that has counted working with the fbi, i am working with government apparatuses in the united states now is a spokesperson for ukraine. and now, calling for the death of, of journalists which, which is a violation of international law, not, not to the u

me from vienna. alexander ukraine is claiming that russia is behind that artillery strike on constantinople, but evidence would suggest otherwise. what are your, what's your take on that? well, in this particular situation, i have actually a similar opinion. so you're not good, but only this particular situation that it's couldn't be russia who committed this attack about ukraine. i'm guessing alone from the direction the rockets came on the one hand. and on the other hand, i guess it's also obvious that's the tactics which were used in this attacks are particularly ukrainian because of the crane. a somehow famous for trying to escalates this conflict over ukraine into an international conflict. because ukraine's only chance to actually prolong this war is um to let's the west and allies commits to even more engagements and just whole warrants. they can only do that. we are staged war crimes or we are um, supposedly, um, attacks on civilians by the russian military, etc. and therefore, i guess this attacked in constant in oscar is definitely something which you could add for beauty to the l

particular you and that's why the new head of the church chooses the movement for the unity of constantinoplehis means to get this canonical status again and get the opportunity to be in the family of recognized orthodox churches because since 1993, the church has proclaimed autocephaly, but it is not yet in unity with the ecumenical patriarchate, so even the president said that this is a preliminary issue , the president of montenegro said that it is a matter of national security and we should move towards the civilized world, and he just gave the example of the orthodox the church of ukraine that the churches should also have, let's say, fight for their independence, and in montenegro this was accompanied by many different demonstrations where people expressed their support for the fact that finally the montenegrin church has the right to act independently and not be, you know, a religious vassal of the serbian orthodox church, that is, the situation is very, very similar to the one we have in ukraine. in the morning, the director of the institute of religion and society of the ukrainian ca

among equals is the very patriarch of medina - this is far from all armenians, the patriarch of constantinople intelligence services, like bartholomew in a row e ecumenical. yes. well, even he opposed it. yes, the patriarchate of jerusalem and the great house of cilicia , all four patriarchs, using armenians, condemned this policy, all diasporas speak out the majority are against it. what does he say, he says, forget about western armenia . forget your husband to take a bath, and so on and so forth. and mostly their descendants live there back in the west. they are also indignant. i recently said that they are very influential people in the lebanese and armenian diaspora. you can’t express yourself in this studio, but i quoted the words from there verbatim. he sells out everyone and everything. you can do it for the sake of your own selfish interests and the interests of those around you, including one of which you are now talking about told, including from his biography, what we want to expect from him. this is a threat to the national security of the russian federation, we must not go away.

ivan the terrible 200 in 1561 , the patriarch of constantinople and asaph the second approved this title. i am perplexed king. and the last question of the round ivan the terrible for 100 this moscow temple was erected by order of ivan iv in honor of the capture of kazan some of the 11 limits are illuminated in the honor of the saints on remembrance day, who had decisive battles. st. basil's cathedral cathedral of the intercession of the holy virgin in narva well , the first round is completed, i remind you. today we have the final game of the fifth stage of our tournament, which is called the golden mean. after the first round. andrey has 1.100, the same; alexey is in the lead; alexander has 1.200 ahead and the second round. for a long time, hiv may not manifest itself; we can only determine our dream by passing testing, but at a speeder. for headaches, eat askofen n. affordable price and askofen ultra with enhanced composition to combat headaches and migraines. askofen, when he had a headache, he was captured by the banderaites, raised his head above me, they told me that her dima was

one half of the cross was left in jerusalem, the second was taken to constantinople, later it was...e, but this does not lose its holiness shrines. today there are solemn services in all churches. the bishop, standing at the pulpit, erects a specially decorated cross on all four cardinal points, erects this cross while the choir sings, lord, have mercy. believers keep a fast on this day; our ancestors had a tradition : after the service, they harvested cabbage , counted the time for pickling, prepared lenten pies. elena veselovo from uglich still bakes according to her grandmother’s recipe using yeast dough, filling in two layers. i cut out circles, shape leaves, flowers, flagella various and in the oven for 40 minutes, it was customary to arrange cabbage gatherings. now is just another reason to get the whole family together. anna grebenchakova, stepan erofeev, maxim tkachenko, nadezhda zypkina, channel one. well, now i give the floor to my colleagues from the information service of channel one. let's find out what events have happened in the country and in the world by this hour. o

and the reason constantinople. the greco—turkish war from 1919 to 1922, the greek refugees that then moved back to greece and that's where they started the team and that is why it is named as it is. >> i love it. >>- >> i love it. >> i'm bored already. okay, let's talk rugby. >> okay. rugby world cup. where all the home nations are in action. i mean, some games action. i mean, some great games coming up. owen farrell returns after ban from member from after his ban from member from the he's been the high tackles after he's been banned he comes banned for four games. he comes in, that george ford, in, but that means george ford, who's brilliant for who's been brilliant for england, that he's england, means that he's left out of him . but the out instead of him. but the games we've got england versus chile, which is on saturday, ireland, which is going to be a huge against south africa, huge game against south africa, which is probably the two finest teams the world cup we've teams in the world cup we've seen so far.

social networks checked everything there, so let’s we can now show this text that colleagues from constantinopleit were, from the first source. no, we can't , okay, we won't. then i will literally quote a couple of quotes myself, jews in moscow and here - they are completely different. jews, while we were creating a great culture in russia, everything came to fall, where great musicians artists and artists are one of them, perhaps, the fact is that there are too many of us here sometimes and i just want to tell someone on the street a suitcase, the station of russia, here, in principle, then i repeat once again, it seems that this is a fake, but here i am this phrase was played up by many people , including, for example, the same igor guberman. when they asked him what i like most in israel, he said jews, of course, well, why did i say about captive travelers, and firstly andrei makarevich himself has repeatedly spoken critically about israel and the conditions of life in this country, and many other representatives of our creative intelligentsia echo him, or e. elite representatives. here , you

divorce and family life in reality, not like on paper, here... they write differently, yes, in some constantinopleocial agenda in poland, than now, but her some imperial geopolitical ambitions may not suffer from this, you partially answered my question, maxim anatolyevich, by the fact that vladimir first described this conservative poland. we don’t know, this is the same poland, the same one that elected kwasniewski, a leftist, former communist, komsomolets, as president, elected him twice, the same poland, they haven’t changed, they haven’t gone anywhere, so it’s still unclear where this is everything will bend, but what they have, what this half has, what the other half has, it’s persistent dislike towards russia and this dislike is supported by the entire political class by all the kremlin, it’s more convenient, more comfortable, because this government discredits itself in the eyes of civilized europe, and a more decent government would be a more dangerous opponent, then let’s talk about civilized and european and non-european and about different defamatory, in a few minutes. first department

he went to constantinople for someone else, a calm, balanced man.l, before the war they were there for quite a short time and then, when the great patriotic war was over, they won, then, uh, we got enough. well, let’s put it this way, poorly prepared and quite nationalistically inclined and therefore there was eh , everything, the same principle, well, then and carrots and firstly, so we fought with the forest brothers there until well, until the mid-fifties, in my opinion, if not eats the last ones, but at the same time, we have a large-scale amnesty, both for these brothers and for those who were taken. we during the time the collaborators began to be released. and i should be gray yeah. that is , they are still in the baltic states after the leafy brothers more or less sorted it out, and the nationalists changed their policy when they realized that the forest brothers weren’t rolling. it was actually accepted. eh, the decision was made to infiltrate, that is, the nationalists took power. that is, they became komsomol communists. until recently, t

far from all armenians is the patriarch of constantinople, who supervised by turkish intelligence services army. forget it. forget your husband in the baths, and so on and so forth, but basically, then they live there in the west. they are also indignant. i recently spoke with this very easy-going person, a representative of the lebanese armenian diaspora. you can’t express yourself in this studio, and from there i sent the words verbatim. he sells out everyone and everything. who can, for the sake of his own selfish interests and the interests of those around him , including one of whom you just told about, including from his biography what we want to expect from him. this is a threat to the national security of the russian federation, we must not go away. you know these teachings from armenia, why are they convincing him? don’t be afraid, if the overgrown second base goes away, where do we get this whole agreement and count quickly and instantly? no one is from armenia it turns out. let this be the registration of the 110th airborne division, and the following national guard and so on an

russia at that time came to constantinople, which he has in it looks incomprehensible.s christ was a hutsul in the ancient morning further, write, we will laugh, not far from this. and moldova look at the conversation that took place in the stream of the popular front. la very different uh, tragic persecution of racial discrimination on religious grounds. and this is the pursuit of pure water on a professional basis. we came by official invitation. we had everything. naturally, visa-free documents let me remind you in the republic of moldova and we were refused. moreover, it’s wonderful. hmm, article eight, on the basis of which it refuses, leads to article six, which refers to such a vicious circle. there was no real reason why they kept me there for 30 hours. you can see it all, right? yeah, that's interesting. here is the russian russian translation. and if we open the original authentic text in the moldovan language there are savands, and russian scientists in quotes and, accordingly, this delegation also included representatives of other universities in the cis cou