danube for many years. here passed, the border between the muslim and christian worlds.onghold reliably protected europe from the ottoman empire, the turks were never able to capture its impregnable petrovodin, they built it for almost 90 years. the total length of its underground passages is 16 km. archaeologists believe that people have always lived on this hill. a powerful fortress appeared much later under the romans. it was called taste and was part of the chain of roman fortifications on the danube, which have now turned into cities not in budapest, belgrade and novissad, but the name of peter petrekon - this fortress was first received during the byzantine empire. petrova is alone, it seems to be also connected with the name of peter, but as they say, peter yes, it’s not that they say that the surrounding lands along the banks belonged to the rich hungarian merchant petter actively participated in the construction of the fortification , it is believed that the current name is associated with his name . at the glass through to build a fortress 9 years after the vic

, such was, say, a lock castle in the northwestern part of the black sea and on the danube. preparation for the landing, if it was planned, then the beginning of the landings should have started precisely with the snake in the same interview for the economist valery zaluzhny stated that to liberate the territories captured after february 24, 300 tanks, 700 bmps - 5,000 howitzers are needed. and he hinted that an offensive is being prepared in one of the directions, but there are not enough weapons to implement it, and we see that he is cleverly emphasizing the need to preserve reserves why reserves for carrying out a contour offensive operation sometimes and how it will be carried out is difficult to say personally, my preferences are to destroy the land corridor between, for example , zaporozhye in the direction of berdyansk will complicate the existence of both groups in the kherson region and northern crimea, as well as groups operating in the ugledar region of mariupol and partly in the donbas, as well as actions in the kherson direction, which require packaging of a ver

one, but the airport, the airfield managed to protect the scheme of the oil, look, i remember the danube, the 68th year, prague, the invasion of czechoslovakia. well, it’s one in one, like in gostomel, then the russians used transport planes from the first c in the first well according to the documents, he asked for an emergency landing, said that he had problems on board, the paratroopers sat down on this board, the advanced group that captured the airfield, and then just the landing began, and then the 76th sat down, sat down together, took part in the entire danube action 5,000 tanks and 500,000 personnel then bought czechoslovakia in gostomel. they were russians. they wanted to do the same. the only thing was that they failed to buy the airfield. there were three days of fighting from the airfield. this whole advanced landing force was destroyed. here he flies. on these ka-52s, well, they are no longer k-50s, they fly bags, but the advanced group and the landing party flew , including on the k-52s, the newest so-called their helicopters, and all this landing party was destroyed durin

ah, the western segment runs along the danube from the bavarian city of vegans book to bulgaria. mm. mm. another 2021 newcomer is listed as the great spot towns of europe. ah, it comprises 11 spas located in 7 countries, including 3 in germany, bought kissing and bought ems and botton button. blue. they are all considered excellent examples of 18th century spawn culture, which include not only bads and wellness facilities, but also casinos and hotels. ah, ah. the artists colony, on the matter, in her in darmstadt, has also been recognized for its cultural value. once one of the most important centers of modern art and architecture in europe and the world, it was established in 1897 by grand duke and to ludovic. and meant to drive the local economy through a combination of art and trade. on the matter in hook grounds is the russian chapel, which was built on soil imported from russia at the behest of czar nicholas the 2nd . ah . in 2021, the lower german leemis was also declared a world heritage site as part of the border fortifications of the roman empire. this section stretches

massacred the prisoners of the budapest ghetta, pushed people out of their houses and drove crowds to the danube and shot everyone lined up in a huge a chain of 40-60 people in the head only the first thousand people. hungary, three-quarters of the jewish population was destroyed literally in every the hungarian town had its own keto where all the members of the community were driven, but it was only a transit point on the way to aushevets. it was necessary to undress to the naked, there were some injuries or too thin and was exhausted, they immediately distributed the gas chamber, it was what would happen next, that gas or water would come from above. x in living conditions until march 1944, before the occupation by german troops, it seemed that hungary was the last safe haven for the jews. the ghetto in warsaw was destroyed in budapest, it was not yet planned to be created, but it was only respite of the catastrophe, which is remembered every year 26 euros on the day of salvation and liberation to forget about the tragedy of the holocaust is unthinkable and unacceptable. it was at that time th

part of the commonwealth then the russian empire until 1834 was owned by count rumyantsev for the danubes prince ivan paskevich. in 1927, the town of dobrush acquired the status of a city around the same time. a pedestrian bridge appeared here, which the people called the humpbacked one, it is one of the oldest good ones. at that time, it was not car traffic in live transport, carts and so on. and here he has also the dimensions are so in width. there is absolutely 5 m in total, so that only two carts could pass there, and that’s all he came out here, that is, from the other side of our building, it turns out. she's in the marketplace. and now, by the way, the tradition has been preserved and again here are these agricultural fairs here, these autumn ones, they always take place. here, in this place, the history of russia is in circles, now the humpbacked bridge is covered with snow, and in the warm season, according to local residents. this is one of the favorite places for photo shoots, they say the atmosphere here is special and although the monster is located near the highway, the fe

together with other women and children, they were sent to be shot on the banks of the danube, and suddenlyomeone blocked the way for the punishers. it was not clear how wallenberg found us, maybe someone called the swedish embassy. the fact is that he went down there, i don’t know what he did what he said, but the shooting stopped. that's how he saved us. it's the same night with shaggy translated all the big ghetto chords became. it is known that the swedish diplomat raul valenka managed to save about 100,000 hungarian jews from deportation to concentration camps and executions, and in his name a memorial park in budapest next to a large synagogue on doha street as a sign that the evil of nazism will always be rebuffed jews were killed all over europe, labor and concentration la. death is very important to remember. about the holocaust is very important tell everyone about the events that happened here in 1944. one of the first to open the world about the catastrophe of the holocaust was the nobel laureate, the writer of the eleviza still a child, he , together with his mother, father and

this is the territory of moldova and a small piece between the rod and the danube, which they are parte odessa region of ukraine and this is the kuban, this is also now again military lands, recaptured from the turks, recaptured from the circassians, recaptured from the nogais. right up to the astrakhan province to the saratov province and so on, this is also, uh, a look at the suburban ukraine, that is, at another historical region. how to start big here this new russia, sloboda ukraine - this is the current kharkov region. both the sumy region and ukraine were attracted to these territories by the empress. e people from all over the world go there, because they fled for freedom of religion. europeans, germans, nanites founded a significant number of settlements in the donbass; the whole program was the resettlement of the greeks, and not only from the crimea and greece itself, where there are serbs and montenegrins and bulgarians and hungarians. not to mention the martians and greats, who comprised the main ethnic part of this population. well, they needed to communicate somehow. to

have you ever heard that we have our own danube, but it’s not a river, but a narrow stream, it was on the ancestors of the minchuks began to settle, from the middle of our millennium, the movement of slavic tribes began to develop new territories, since this territory was very weak the settled potential of the settlement is still quite large. the most important thing is that the floodplain, the upper reaches of the rivers are bird-like. this meca is a very beautiful land. for agriculture, generally ideal practical future the settlement determined the path from the varangians to the greeks, and powerful walls were erected for strengthening. now we are standing on the vakh, the so-called settlement this was originally the settlement of the iron age, to which slavic tribes of oxen came in the ninth century. here they were a little less filled up when you were there, and these are big ones, so that the defenses of this settlement would be strengthened, however, the ancient metropolis together. his jewelry workshop did not last long. on whistle. one of the largest defensive structures of i

and then this is the second significance of odesa because these are the three ports located on the danubever , this is of course the orlivka ferry complex, this is usually the checkpoints from moldova to the european union to romania, the congestion of gasoline tankers with trucks exactly and grain trucks increased the traffic several times as a result almost every day on the road accident igor lives in the village of hlibodarske through which the road passes says to leave on the highway the test is very it's difficult, very difficult to leave because there's a sign here, they don't see it, they drive like this and drive 80 90 here and there, this section is very difficult, very problematic. woman, after that the locals try to bypass crossings without a traffic light so as not to get under the wheels of a car. it was very difficult. when this crossing was not made yet, but when it was made it was 3-4 years ago . but it has already become much more convenient. there are many cars constantly in the evening and at lunchtime, traffic is constantly moving and it is difficult to move where ther

the meeting in washington now we are different, the closest partners are the closest union or the danubecircle such as , respectively, the czech republic, which slovakia and all the baltic countries, of course, poland are ready to give us everything that is necessary, but of course we perfectly understand that this decision is a collective one if we we are talking about leopards because they are not made in germany, and i think that the final decision on them will be made at the next rammstein, on january 20, respectively, oleksiy. before that, let me clarify what questions oleksiyovych is asking can you hear me, a political decision, so let's explain to our viewers that even if the country in this case, poland, owns a certain number of tanks, in the world of e-e weapons, the rule is that the producing country must allow the transfer of these weapons to a third party, so accordingly, if poland already declares this about the german tanks that are in their possession, it seemed that they can dispose of them as they want, but the agreement with the country of manufacture with germany, if i

part of the commonwealth then the russian empire until 1834 was owned by count rumyantsev for the danube later his then as prince ivan paskevich. in 1927, the town of dobrush acquired the status of a city around the same time. a pedestrian bridge appeared here, which the people called the humpbacked bridge, it is one of the oldest kind. movement in live transport selege and so on. and here it also measures so in width. there is absolutely, probably, 5 m force, so that only two carts could pass there, and that’s all he came out here, that is, from the other side of our building, it turns out. she's in the marketplace. and now, by the way, the tradition has been preserved and here again, all these agricultural fairs, these autumn ones, they always take place. here, history returns to full circle. the bridge is covered with snow, and in the warm the season, according to local residents, is one of the most favorite places for a photo shoot, they say the atmosphere here is special and although the monster is located near the highway , a feeling of peace and tranquility and leaves, despite min

some of europe's mightiest rivers hit record low water levels, including the danube, the rhine and there, as the uk, germany and spain also experienced record heatwaves. this shows average surface temperatures worldwide in 2022. blue areas are below average, but look at the hotter than average red areas. europe, particularly western europe, is especially hot, as is much of northern asia. wales also recorded its highest ever temperature during a year in which global temperatures were 1.2 degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels. now, governments have committed to trying to keep global temperature rise to within 1.5 degrees, to avoid the worst of global warming. but scientists say time is rapidly running out. if we look at the current level of emissions and current level of warming, we will hit 1.5 degrees some time in the early 2030s. so we're already living on borrowed time effectively and borrowed emissions. the most dramatic warming of all is happening in the coldest places. temperatures over the centre of greenland were eight degrees higher than average in september. antarctica e

some of europe's mightiest rivers hit record low water levels, including the danube, the rhine and the and spain also experienced record heatwaves. this shows average surface temperatures worldwide in 2022. blue areas are below average, but look at the hotter than average red areas. europe, particularly western europe, is especially hot, as is much of northern asia. wales also recorded its highest ever temperature, during a year in which global temperatures were 1.2 degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels. now, governments have committed to trying to keep global temperature rise to within 1.5 degrees to avoid the worst of global warming. but scientists say time is rapidly running out. if we look at the current level of emissions and current level of warming, we will hit 1.5 degrees some time in the early 2030s. so we are already living on borrowed time, effectively, and borrowed emissions. the most dramatic warming of all is happening in the coldest places. temperatures over the centre of greenland were eight degrees higher than average in september. antarctica experienced a record

then there will be a fairly large number of ships, which will actually cover all the routes to the danubeconstantinople and the caucasus novorossiysk e, crimea, respectively . this will all be the merit of vorontso. the development of trade in the black sea region to ensure the passage of russian ships through the tourist straits are becoming the subject of his special attention. and, of course, odessa privoronsovo. here, the regime of the port of frank will fully work, the right of a duty-free university and the export of goods, and the city will become one of the centers of europe. trade must be told that odessa of course i got it. here are some such here, no cross-country, but then here the personal factor will be decisive if we come to odessa and i have been there several times, we see it in vorontsov's odessa, not potemkin's, but rostov's, dressed in the early twenties of the xix century collided , two bureaucratic geniuses and poetically young. pushkin, exiled to the south of russia for impudent poems, arrived under the supervision of count vorontsov, the carelessness of one jealous

initiative in ukraine, it was possible to export 15 million tons of agricultural products through the danube river against another 10 million tons, and with what optimism do you look at the ukrainian economy this year, mr. ilya, and is everything as smooth as the ukrainian prime minister writes to himself on facebook, please, well, it's always in his style, so i'm not at all surprised, he very correctly stated about the efficiency of the ukrainian economy, but it's not the credit of our government and of course, the credit of our businessmen, the credit of our people, who very quickly searched, despite the lack of help from the state, for ways to supply themselves with raw materials for enterprises, ways to start their enterprise when they stopped when everything was quite uncertain in march in april months and, accordingly, they immediately adapted to the lack of electricity, even without benefits, they began to import generators to provide the necessary electricity to their enterprises, to give jobs, to give wages yes of course, the war affected all of them, all of our businessmen, about t

a fairly large number of ships will appear, which in fact, they will cover all the routes to the danubetantinople and the caucasus , novorossiysk e, crimea, respectively. this will all be a merit. vorontsov, the development of trade in the black sea region, ensuring the passage of russian ships through the tourist straits, become the subject of his special attention. and of course, odessa will be here as soon as the frank port regime will work, the right of duty-free import and export of goods and the city will become one of the centers of european trade, odessa, of course, has gained. here is some such here some beauty, but and so on. here here the personal factor will be decisive if we come to odessa. and i have been there several times ; we see exactly vorontsov’s odessa, not potemkin’s, but rass’s, it was in odessa in the early twenties of the 19th century that two geniuses of bureaucrats and poetically young collided. pushkin, exiled for impudent poetry to the south of russia, arrived under the supervision of count vorontsov , carelessness of one jealousy or another, but the result

i am a happy drunken yelling songs every heat and any blue danube was called, you are a railway stationf bowls. come on soldiers. from a symbolic pot so we were treated to. here is how he managed to convey in these verses. immediately they converged, so to speak, with characteristic views on the war. we decided to create a program that did not yet have a name - a program on a military theme, but agreed that there would not be no victorious, so to speak, marches, no salutes, no holidays, so to speak. and this will be a war, as taras described in his other poem. what kind of canvases do you need ? that we agreed with mulyavin that we would have a war, truthful with death by freezing , cruel with blood, stinking. as taras emphasized all the time, i myself wrote seven songs there for this program and selected poems by other poets, the program was lined up. pesniary worked selflessly, of course there was danger. as most probably, the enlightened, self-ruled, most literate vladimir mikhailovich tkachenko said, his friend is very good. he said that people had already had enough of the war 40 y

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i’m a happy fucking yelling songs every heat and called the blue danube any, you’re a little girl of, come on. chistushki pots so treated all yours here, how did he manage to convey in these verses. immediately they came together, so to speak, the characters they views on the war. we decided to create a program that did not yet have a name - a program on a military theme, but agreed that there would be no victorious, so to speak, marches, no salutes, no holidays, so to speak. and it will be a war, as taras described in his other poem what kind of swamps do you need triumph parade, but the mountains of corpses are not incorporeal , they stink, and so he said. that mulyavin and i agreed that we would have a war, truthful with freezing deaths cruel with blood, stinking. as taras emphasized all the time, i myself wrote seven songs there for this program and selected poems by other poets, the program was lined up. pesnyary selflessly worked, of course there was danger. as the most likely, enlightened, most erudite, most literate pesnyary vladimir mikhailovich tkachenko said, his friend is

they explain to us, the fire truck should refuel, drive up to the scene of the incident, call the danubeencies and wait to expect what, when people burn out, we had this, when we caught fire, uh, barak and burned down, mother and son burned down. the only means of transportation it broke down and has been under repair since july closer to winter, they were given a hovercraft, but it didn’t last long, it broke down after a couple of weeks. at this point , people have to look for alternative methods of rope down. here, she's a safe crossing. va do not fit, but it's all right for us. excellent, nothing with him periodically managed to get out to the mainland. on the boat of the vessel, very small, many who wanted a lot , the struggle for a place at the crossing says viktor bychikhin sometimes unfolded not joking at the crossroads. here, especially in the morning first flight constantly arises arose. conflict situations, that is, there are more people who want to leave, more cars and more residents. but there are such obstacles, and all in the winter it turned out that the owner of the boat

some of europe's mightiest rivers hit record low water levels, including the danube, the rhine and theeatwaves. this shows average surface temperatures worldwide in 2022. blue areas are below average, but look at the hotter than average red areas. europe, particularly western europe, is especially hot as is much of northern asia. wales also recorded its highest ever temperature during a year in which global temperatures were 1.2 degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels. now, governments have committed to trying to keep global temperature rise to within 1.5 degrees to avoid the worst of global warming. but scientists say time is rapidly running out. if we look at the current level of emissions and current level of warming, we will hit 1.5 degrees some time in the early 2030s. so we're already living on borrowed time effectively and borrowed emissions. the most dramatic warming of all is happening in the coldest places. temperatures over the centre of greenland, where eight degrees higher than average in september. antarctica experienced a record period of intense warmth, too. more ev

the danube -- >> yeah. what's going on?net warmed up by fossil fuels it throws off the water cycle. too much water at points as seeing in california the last, since christmas. not enough in other places. and we've built our society around that predictable water cycle we're all so familiar with that had its peaks and valleys. especially in the arid west. now it's sort of passed as no longer prologue and have to figure out how to adjust infrastructure, entire watersheds, basins like that. new governor of arizona first acts, unseal this report that said this huge development plan for one part of phoenix doesn't have enough water. so the law is, if you develop in arizona you have to have water for 100 years. they did the math. this one, section, falls short by 4.5 million acre feet in there. when that gets into real estate and real estate values the fighting and hollering starts. >> thank you very much. >> you bet. >> appreciate it. >>> so if you're in the market for a new car, you may be able to afford a tesla now. maybe why t

here, uh, two on the right from the right bank of the menka, which the danube stream divides and two german, and they are also the floodplain of some former grove, which is now also in use, memka menka. well, here is a variant here of urinating this called her several. eh, well, it more converges to the fact that these are taxes from the word malinka small. yes here, maybe excerpts of mentus. there are such vasilyevich strokes, maybe, but what a roco-menko falling from a bird. this is the truth of the birds. uh, moreover, such a metikava, cancer, here , uh, and the norms of velmone are calm, it is small. here it was created that when oleg jumped , a powerful leash began and she demolished everything on her way. for example, in the year she mentioned, she will kiss the ladies there. uh, the bridge for a whole month. in fact, most of the cities. e hmm in the territory of the ancient. ney rus is connected, of course, with the century, vitebsk carving there is a bast and so further, pinsk pina turovchanka. and accordingly, of course, the conclusion immediately suggests itself that there

around it there are four slits, here, two on the right in the right bank of the memka, which the danubehe left bank of the german, and they are also the floodplain of some former grove, which is now also a divider of substances . well, here this variant of breaking this one was called it from several. eh, well, it more converges to the fact that these are taxes from the word small. yes, maybe there are excerpts of the mentus, such vasilyevich said, maybe, but rokokomenko, which is falling from the birds. this is the right tributary of the birdies. uh, moreover, such a metikava, cancer, here, uh, and the norms of velmone are calm. she is small. here it was possible to excel, and the years begin a powerful leash, and it blows everything on its way. for example, the new year did not give us a donkey. kiss, ladies will be there. uh, the bridge is actually more than a part of the cities. e hmm on the territory. ancient russia is connected, of course, with the rivers there, vitebsk carving there is a lukomka and so on, pinsk pina is a turov woman. and accordingly, of course, the conclusion im

i started the danube waves, yes, yes, yes, yes, she went out from here, yes.general, i paid attention, and then he came to me, apologized, of course. well, and there he lured me with his meatballs. here is the chef. we will see more. but i was told that you are a cartoon uh instrumentalist. eh, you're on different instruments. you can play. yes, i play almost every instrument, but of course, my favorite instrument was laika. well , artyom reutov today we have creepasi. from lipetsk, maybe the two of you can play something, but you can still play the guitar in general, are you a timurnenko legend? now for today table. i was told that in general there are large families. yes, how many of you are five of us in total with mom? well, all the boys here wanted to do, they wanted a girl 6 a boy. and all the same temperamental, right? well, as if playing it on guitars. who plays the trumpet, who plays the accordion? here at jackson was jackson at you? they, too, are your crow. five will be easy, they believe. well, they are all. look, you are amazing cooks. let's also