wait, come to me , i, denis vasilievich, i am happy.ency service, and you believed it, not quite, mitya, what day is it today? friday the thirteenth. where should we be? where, where the gaze of beautiful eyes will suddenly illuminate the gusars. lord, today is cousin's birthday. right, mitya, well, we still have a whole night before meeting kutuzov. and now nelyubovka. it depends whether we are hussars or not. however, where is the bride, prince, i ask you, let’s go to my estate, i ask as a friend. what about katrina? she locked herself in her room and didn't answer. and you said that the prince and guests are here? what guests, what birthday, not today, tomorrow. there will be an enemy here, she was waiting for the prince. flowers, brothers, shoot some flowers. catherine, i congratulate you, i don’t want to see you, but i couldn’t come earlier, they promised, but the war, guy, bar. shny hussars, and some anyway, mr. lieutenant colonel and cavalier dadal, why is it dark on such a day, count, akhtyrsky hussar regiment, congratulations.

repeat what you said, gentlemen, hot waterman, uniform, denis vasil, denis vasilyevich, pump it, you happy, yeah, i’m happy that i’m with him, he told us that you... together with the prison guard, and you believed it, not quite, mitya, what day is it today, friday the thirteenth, where we should be, where, where the gaze of beautiful eyes suddenly illuminates the gusarov, lord, today it’s cousin’s birthday, right, mitya, well , we still have a whole night before meeting kuduzov, now we don’t like horses, are we hussars or not hussars, where is the wife? prince, i ask you, let’s go to my estate, i ask you as a friend, what about katrina? she locked herself in her room, did not answer, and you said that the prince is here, guests, what guests, what birthday, not today, tomorrow the enemy will be here, she was waiting for the prince. svyatov, brothers, lights. katrin, i congratulate you, i don’t want to see you, but i couldn’t come earlier, you promised, but the war, the young lady, the kusars, and for some, that’s all equals. mr. lieutenant colonel cavalier, i forgot why it is dark on

tell the count that denis davidov’s free life is over.e you, i will not detain you, general azhirovsky has the highest request for your immediate entry under his command, i am happy, but... happy to fulfill the command of his excellency, but i do not have this enviable opportunity, since i am already in a hurry to join the count’s units orlova, orlova, i have the honor. where is the commander, where is david, gentlemen, i ask everyone to come out, a most secret matter , a living devil, of extreme importance, don’t you dare detain, come out, gentlemen, where have you been, we are cossacks, badka, close the doors and don't let anyone in, i'll close you. and feed the mare, okay, the war is over, the war is over, before you is the emperor of france, napoleon, there are parties. ponissa. dites à cet abruti que je ne suis pas l'empereur to this madman that i am not an emperor? today you are the emperor, i have the honor, yours? imperial majesty, you were captured by a separate partisan unit under the command of colonel davidov, well , you were

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denis vasilievich., a meeting , everything is burning all around, and you, have our people arrived, soon, what a blessing, we’ve heard a lot about you, denis, and where is the count, where is katrin, you left together, my god, you didn’t do anything you know, the count was killed, we were attacked. he died in my arms, poor thing, she was so worried about her father’s death, she is alive, she was sick for a long time, it’s scary to remember, unfortunately, i can’t welcome you , you see for yourself, everything is ruined, the yard has not fled into the forests, i am alone, absolutely alone, she here, no, i don’t believe you ustimovich, katrin. do you hear that it’s her, ustimovich, where are you from in this oasis of peaceful life? usimovich, boil it! katrin, who are you, it’s me, katrin. no, it can’t be, isn’t this a dream? is it really you, denis vasilyevich, my dear, how glad i am, it’s me, katrin, me, me i'm happy to see you, calm down, catherine. we work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to keep you up t

denis, denis also walks with us, loves to ride a scooter , loves to fix things, he really likes to fix course, for example, negative dna test, well, yes, no, it will be positive, 100%. maria, what do you say, what will the result be today, well, i sincerely want to believe that of course, like all of us, the whole studio... we are waiting for roman to turn out to be a father, well, it seems to me that he looks very similar baby, and even i want to say that despite the fact that suddenly 0.000 percent of our expectations will not be confirmed, but between people i see love, and this feeling will save you from all the difficulties in life, so you, especially the fifth child, definitely have no doubts , but you shouldn’t make hot hasty decisions, roman, i think love is the most important thing in such a feeling , so i think that everything will end on a positive note, but here, here, you know, it happens, you look and think, well, no, well, no, but here it’s definitely yes, here’s roman, nastya, i assure you that this will be a stop, yes, there was no deception, the girl got a little lost

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they have denied ordering it, but they don't| denied ordering it, but they don't deny that an evacuationhin the hour earlier this morning. he reported the director of the hospital had been found by the military and instructed for everyone to leave, for patients and staff and displaced people to make their way on foot to the seafront. the israeli military has since issued a statement saying there was no order for people to evacuate. it said it was assisting an evacuation operation at the request of the hospital's director. it also said that medical personnel would be able to stay there for people who couldn't get out. but clearly there are further moves now to evacuate people from the hospital. we have had a localjournalist who has been at the hospital and in touch with the bbc repeatedly over the last couple of weeks telling us in the last few minutes, he says, the group he is with has left the hospital. the hospital has been allocated apart from patients who could not be moved and a small number of doctors. we raise our hands and carried white flags. last night the sounds of gunfire and

heard, denis, thank you very much for finding the opportunity, it's time to join us, denis nagorny, major of the national guard and chief of staff of the artillery of the fourth brigade. rubizh was in direct contact with us. thank you. the marines of the armed forces of ukraine officially confirmed the successes on the left bank of the dnieper in the kherson region. according to the report, the defense forces of ukraine conducted a series of successful actions on the left bank of the kherson region and established themselves on several bridgeheads. i will add that earlier relevant information was voiced by analysts and politicians, and even the so-called russian military commanders, and the institute for the study of war , relying on geolocation images as early as october , declared that the armed forces of ukraine had entrenched themselves in the village of krynky on the left bank of the dnieper, 27 km from kherson. at the same time, in the current report of the institute for the study of war, it is said that the defense forces have confirmed territorial gains near the zaporozhye region.

denying israel's right to exist is denying the jewish people the right to self-determination. it's denying the jewish people's historic ties to the land. it's justifying war crimes against babies. and let's call it what it is. it's anti-semitic. i urge all of my colleagues to support this commonsense resolution that makes one thing fundamentally clear. israel has a right to exist. congress must never stop pushing back against israel's opponents, and we must reject biased attempts to destroy our greatest ally. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. manning: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.res. 888, introduced by my friends representatives mike lawler and jerry moskowitz. mr. speaker, on many occasions this house of representatives has reaffirmed israel's right to exist and it is important that we do so again today. it is incomprehensible to me that after hamas' horrific terrorist attack on october 7, the largest attack on the jewish people since the holocaust

denis, i congratulate you. heram.va, well, at one time , poland experienced a similar scenario, yes, when it annexed the territory the belarusians spied on people from various arab countries of the middle east and accordingly created artificial tension on the border, something similar, as far as i understand, we are seeing now on the russian-finnish border, you have a word, let's talk about the current situation, how large a number of people are being brought in, who are being tried throw over... and what do you think is some plan on the part of the kremlin? well, good afternoon, in the last day it was, well , finland closed all four points at the southern border crossing, open only in the north, and through the north, through the salo everything , yesterday 35 refugees crossed well , much smaller, well, but it is very reminiscent of what happened in finland, a year and a half ago, before the war, about two years ago, when it was. the same tension between finland and russia, russia also imported, that time they import

in order to deny politics and society, you need to deny history, and in order to deny the meaning of history, you need to deny humanity as a whole, scattering its single body into atoms, individual individuals, and finally denying the entire humanity, you inevitably have to deny god himself humanity, that is, to deny christ in the end, and from here the conclusion is that a christian cannot and should not be indifferent to the tasks of politics and society put forward by modernity. further, he discusses how at that time, this is the beginning of the century, i repeat, even before the revolution, how things are in this sense in russia at that time, this is how they are. the majority of people of the christian worldview have almost no even basic acquaintance with social science; it is difficult to express how much this deficiency harms them. in our theological schools there is no even the rudiments of law and political economy are taught. they remain the lot of secular atheistic humanism. and when our hierarchs begin to preach on social and political issues, they simply amaze everyone

, denis is 43 years old, feels a deep sense of guilt towards his ex -wife, exactly from the moment her, lives in kaliningrad , is proud of the fact that he lost 100 kg of excess weight, got out of poverty and advised philip kirkorov , warns that he gave all the jointly acquired property to his ex-wife, admits that he dotes on his dog, denis will not enter into a romantic relationship with a young woman special and will not pay attention to the owner of curvy figures and blue hair. his ideal life partner will be a slender, accomplished woman over 35 years old, who will boldly step with him into a happy future, but will respect his past, hello , i need flowers, oh thank you very much, so beloved presenter, and i will leave this bouquet for a possible bride, let for now it will lie here, because all of it is incomprehensible to my mind, -100, and there is a photo before, yes, no, well, i don’t see, what? yeah, there's another person there, absolutely, oh, look what he was like, oh god, it’s him, yes, yes, yes, i wouldn’t have known, oh , look, uh-huh, in general, how did it all start for

hello denis, hello. my name is natalya, i also came from kaliningrad to meet you.get acquainted, let's go, natalya, 27 years old, a former lawyer, now a specialist in eyelash trimming, lives in kaliningrad, is proud that she has changed 30 jobs and four cities of residence, dreams of organizing a shelter for homeless animals, admits that there are tattoos with encrypted meanings, warns that she is looking for a man similar to her stepfather. a coldness appeared in relations with natalya’s promising chosen one after she decided to leave for warmer climes, hoping that she would finally calm down with denis. hello, hello, larisa, rosa, full of admiration. i watched you back in school, i always dreamed of going there, meeting you in person, that’s my dream, in your stepfather, that you strive to find a man like him, my stepfather is the first man in my mother’s life who does for her that’s it, she was able to relax, feel like a woman, and how old were you when he came to your family? they have been together for six or 8 years in total, so far, that is, you were already

you denied it a few days ago.- denied it a few days ago.it a few days ago. like i have said, the _ denied it a few days ago. like i have said, the situation - denied it a few days ago. like i have said, the situation in - denied it a few days ago. like i | have said, the situation in gaza denied it a few days ago. like i i have said, the situation in gaza is challenging, but every day there are tens of trucks loaded with food, water and other humanitarian aid to the south of gaza.— the south of gaza. colonel moshe tetro there- _ israeli forces have dropped leaflets in the khan younis area of southern gaza, warning people to evacuate their homes and head to shelters for their own safety. similar leaflets were also dropped over northern gaza weeks ahead of the ground offensive, suggesting imminent military operations may be planned for the south. the israeli military says its fighterjets have struck the house in gaza of the hamas political leader, ismail haniyeh. it's thought to have served as a meeting point for senior hamas leaders. mr hani

well, both sons very strictly denied that — today.that they had _ today. well, both sons very strictly denied that they had ever- today. well, both sons very strictly denied that they had ever worked l today. well, both sons very strictly. denied that they had ever worked on any of the key financial documents that are at the heart of the civil case. but their experience on the stand has been markedly different over these past few days. donjr joked with the prosecutors and the judge and his questioning went by rather quickly. he was asked about documents, where the fraudulent valuations appear and to which, he signed off on as a trustee of his father's empire. but he shifted responsibility, saying he paid accountants, that he relied on them for the accuracy of the figures. eric trump on the other hand is far more involved in the day—to—day operations of the company and so he was confronted with numerous e—mails and spreadsheets and the questioning took quite some time with prosecutors trying to get him to admit that he in fact knew abo

the israeli military denies this.d agreed to expand and assist an evacuation, following a request by the hospital's director. we've had these pictures in from central gaza. the newsagency afp says they show palestinians evacuated from al—shifa hospital, heading south walking down rubble strewn streets. tanks and bulldozers are close by. some of the people are holding or waving white flags. afp's reporter says the crowds included the sick and injured. we don't know how far from the hospital this video was recorded. the reuters newsgency also sent these pictures from gaza city. again we're told they are fleeing from al shifa hospital towards the south. the israeli military says hamas has a command centre in tunnels below al—shifa, something hamas denies. as well as patients and medical staff, large numbers of displaced people are sheltering in the hospital. our middle east correspondent, tom bateman, who's injerusalem, has this report now on the evacuation of the al—shifa hospital. gaza's biggest hospital, al—shifa. a r

hello, denis vladimirovich.ith boris personally, maybe you’ve seen his reports, please tell me what you think, and how you can evaluate the fact that they are actually tracking down russian journalists, targeting them, words of deep condolences, that is, to their loved ones , well, of course, to my colleagues, this is truly a loss, but i would also like to note that now absolutely... everyone, your colleagues, who work in the territory of the donetsk people's republic, lugansk people's republic, zaporozhye, kherson regions, of course, they are exposed to risk, increased risk, and every day, why, because, alas, now on the part of the ukrainian regime , no conventions, no norms, no, no moral component are in effect, they act deliberately to cause harm, to cause damage to both the civilian infrastructure, and no, of course, here are specific people , journalists, russian journalists in the center in the sight of this, moreover, we see that the enemy is now, again, violating the norms and rules of warfare, committin

it is a aood denied. what happens now? it is a good question _ denied. what happens now? am _ denied. what happens now? it is a good question and i am not - denied. what happens now? it is a good question and i am not sure . denied. what happens now? it 3 —. good question and i am not sure we actually know the answer to what happens now. what i can tell you is that sirjake berry was chairman of the conservative party for a few weeks when liz truss was prime minister and it was at the end of her tenure when he left office that her tenure when he left office that he wrote this letter to the police, basically saying he didn't think his party had done enough to deal with these allegations. there are some really serious claims in this letter that has been reproduced by the mail on sunday. it says that there may have been five victims of this person, that some of the allegations include multiple rapes, and there is that claim you just referenced that the matter has been going on for more than two years, and that the failure of others to act had allowed this person to keep offen

and besides the 5th of lead, they've been denied what they've been denied electricity. they've being denied just, you know, basic basic human rights. just before you costs to me, i was listening to the horrendous reports coming out of gaza about the states of the healthcare system. about the suffering of patients in children. i mean, it is horrific. what would missing this? so it is what it is. it's a part of data on steroids. it's it's, it's much worse than what black people went through under the national the government of south africa. yes. we were being messed with goods and we were denied the same things the palestinians were, but the killings you know was, was, was, was not to the extent of what we seeing now on our tv screens every day. um, so why or south africa has an important role to play is because because of our history, it means that when we take a position on this, the world you know, sort of takes the quite serious um, in the general assembly of united nations for example. the foreign minister for international relations, a corporation course the resolut

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i5 palestinian in imac, been denied interest.- palestinian in imac, been denied interest.hese things happen | denied interest. is not new to| me that these things happen it was one of the main reasons i am moved to the us back in 2011, in an attempt to come to that line of the free and chase the american dream and all of that stuff unfortunately after this death threat i feel that if freedom that i felt since moving to the us, this is my home, i mean moved it to the us and made it my home, i love this country, however back on that monday, i could no longer feel that freedom i had and i haven't really left my house, and the not knowing is terrifying. how big is this right? does that was no where i live, does he know i have two kids that go to school. we kept my kids from going to school for two days straight until we decided that maybe we should still send them to school because we don't know the extent of that threat. we were scared and confused, terrified, ijust scared and confused, terrified, i just don't understand scared and confused, terrified, ijust don't understand

no one would deny that and no one would | would deny that and no one would work against it.o egypt and both countries are working on the same objective to get the hostages released to get the ceasefire implemented and this is not what is, that is difficult to achieve because the israelis have certain ideas that are difficult to attain and they were not precise about what is their end goal. it's not a clear—cut military operation, just a lot of destruction and open—ended roads and nobody really knows where this is going to end so we need to work on a ceasefire and we need to work on a ceasefire and we need to get everybody on board. you will appreciate that israel does not want to deal with hamas having seen 700 of their people killed and they've seen hostages taken and there still being attacked by hamas and they want to rid gaza of hamas once and for all. i and they want to rid gaza of hamas once and for all.— once and for all. i totally understand _ once and for all. i totally understand what - once and for all. i totally understand what you - once and for all. i totally u

and besides, the less they've been denied more time, dizzy denied. they denied just basic basic human rights just before you cross. to me, i was listening to the horrendous reports coming out of garza, about the status of the health care system about the suffering on posting some children. i mean is homework witnessing the so what it is is it's on steroids. it's, it's, it's much was done when black people under the nation as governments of south africa is what the message and we were denied. the same kind of thing into the chimneys, you know, was, was, was, was not to the extent of what we see now on our tv screens every day. so why is south africa has an important role to play? is because because of our history, it means that we take a position on this, the world, you know, sort of takes it quite seriously. and the latest broadcast of going underground with host option or time say dr. the bar monta, a holocaust survivor and renown to trauma specialist discusses why western officials aren't doing more to end the suffering of palestinians. you can wat

denis comes from kherson. last october, when the city was still occupied by the russians, his lyceum organized a forced trip of students to the so-called health camp in occupied livpatoria. the lyceum forged documents for going to the camp. and i was simply deported illegally. denis was then 17 years old. in the camp, he recalls, he and the children started right away to conduct political information. there was a head of security, a former ukrainian berkutov citizen, valery ostahov, he fled in 2014, switched to the russian side , he gathered us, said that russia is better, ukraine is bad, russia will seize all the territories of ukraine, that ukrainians are slaves, the camp was supposed to last for two weeks , but denis stayed in the parish for four months. i stayed until the second of february, because i am a student, and all students began to be sent to study on the occupied peninsula, i was sent to kev, where the boy was supervised by the staff of the local college, who constantly offered him to change his

today's denying the existence of the hum us massacre. a blame game abruptly the officer, the hall, right, is ready, daily, quoted, and anonymous police souls claiming the ideas could be responsible for some of the casualties at the festival. according to a police source, the investigation also indicates that an id of combat helicopter that arrived at the scene and fired at terrorists. there apparently also hit some festival participants. anthony's pro propose in the put the death to or from the scene at 300 on 64, while b is raining military previously confirmed that a much smaller number 260 is where these were killed the festival, the festival by him. us. oh, so you requested a comment from the is ray the police on the story and they have denied the claims made in the report country to the publication. the police investigation does not refer to the activity of the idea of forces, and therefore no indication was given of any harm to civilians caused by any aerial activity. at the sight. us political on the list and commentary said jacks

foxx and rose denied the allegations. combs denied and then settled. the mayor's accuser filed a notice that does not include specifics of the alleged encounter, but broadly accuses adams of causing "physical, psychological, and other injuries suffered as a result of conduct that would constitute sexual offenses." she's seeking at least $5 million. this is a precursor to a formal complaint that would have to lay out the details of the woman's accusations. linsey, she is also accusing the city and the nypd of discrimination, so, she'll have to spell out those accusations, as well. linsey? >> linsey: aaron, thank you. >>> also in new york city, pro-palestinian protesters disrupted the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> free palestine! >> linsey: demonstrators ran into the street with some gluing their hands to the ground. they were later taken into custody this comes amid hei heightened tensions in the middle east. pro-palestinian protesters plan to demonstrate as shopping malls across the country on black friday. >>> and there's still much more a

however, the, as a new patient policies sold, those denied them. but in the, based on the follow up when we did and was thus far, let a case of the on the, for the is right. it's a patient forced, his claim that it is you to the holding listed eventually. so not them know what to do. i get take the key, then i owe these false allegations. we would have given one hour to meet them ultimate, to buy this lady, a co pays of policies. we have been besieged for weeks because of that. so now in the hospital for weeks, electric power is out for weeks. well, the water connection is out for a week. we were left to die slowly inside the house, but then even the pharmacy and the medical supplies stock stories were destroyed. so how can we do anything we were left helpless before our patients and victims? and this morning, it was this lady of compassion forces that gave us one hour all debates made all these difficult situation. the medical staff was functioning and operating that had the even a, one of the patients requested to be evacuated, which i show you d

hamas has denied that.re talking about military operations around a hospital where there are patients civillians and medical staff sheltering. can you talk about the complications around this as a military operation? you have civilians relying on the hospital for medical treatment and for shelter. but at the same time you have hamas, which has built an extensive underground infrastructure, it does go near and under civilian buildings, schools and hospitals, for example. we have seen hamas use that infrastructure to fight from. basing command command control there is something they have done. for the israelis there is always this calculus around military necessity, where is the military objective, and the need to engage those fighters when they are deliberately fighting from the middle of the civilian population. one of the challenges is that international law, as written, essentiallyjudges proportionality in the moment. so, if i apply this military effect to try and kill this fighter that is engaging me, th

burdock, boiled burdock, salted burdock, acorns, everything with mayonnaise, even tea, but i can’t denyna, premiere, today on rtr, well, look what a sweetie, look at him, i want to scratch his belly, by the way, did you know that mini pigs don’t shed, don’t sweat and can’t even pick up fleas, in general, they’re the perfect pet. ..apparently that's exactly the case thought my next guest, well, in fact, i got myself a mini pig, meet olga platonova, christopher and his foster dad, hello, i’m very glad to meet you, please come in, krew, i’m very glad that you’re here, how will he cope? okay, easy, hello, my dear, quickie, can we sit down, let's try to sit, okay , i've never seen such huge dogs, krew, krew, come here, nuts, piggy, piggy, i'm so surprised, for the first time, i must i must admit, first of all, what kind of foster dad is this? amazing guy, this is our pack leader. we have four dogs, two black terriers, he is the most important in our pack, and since khryusha came to us as a small child, and he grew up among dogs, and he has never even seen other pigs, and he probably consider

i've denied ordering it, but they don't deny an evacuation is taking place.d is a report from the afp news agency, first of all, a journalist working for them at the scene who said that, via loudspeakers, that there was an order to evacuate the hospital within an hour earlier this morning, he said. now, he reported that the director of the hospital had been phoned by the military and instructed for everyone to leave. basically all for patients, staff and displaced people to make their way, he said on foot to the seafront. now, the israeli military has since issued a statement saying there was no order for people to evacuate. it said it was assisting an evacuation operation at the request of the hospital's director. it also said that medical personnel would be able to stay there for people who couldn't get out. but clearly, you know, there are further moves now to evacuate people in the hospital. and we've had a localjournalist who has been at the hospital and has been in touch with the bbc repeatedly over the last couple of weeks, telling us in the last few m

they're at the united trinity statue of george best, denis law and sir bobby charlton.layer he was. and that was across the world, notjust manchester united. this was said generation of players that played with you cbo, how added to stefan o'connor great icons of their game, and sir bobby charlton was certainly one of those. the numbers speak for themselves, but it was more of what he gave to club as a man as well as a player. that common thread linking the pass to the present which will be so sorely missed. manchester united as a club will certainly use his legacy and they are giving him a very fitting sendoff here today. we will wait for this service to begin in the next ten or 15 minutes. the family have requested that it be a private service, so we will not be able to bring you what happens inside. we know there will be various readings, the opera singer will sing as well, there will be abide with me and jerusalem will be strong, very simple service but certainly one that will be poignantly and keenly felt. as well as in the north—east as well, work sir bobby charlt

she denies the formal charge of knowingly spreading false information about the russian or this is a comic book by russian artist, sasha. so she lingle in it. she explains what depression is and type to support a relative or a friend who suffers from it. so but now sasha herself needs support. she's been in detention for one and a half years accused of spreading so called fake news about the russian army, friends, relatives, and even people who have never met her are trying to draw attention to her case. one of them is bars romanoff. inactive is from st. petersburg. he knows exactly what it's like to be and sasha's position. he was arrested for breaking the same law passed by russian lawmakers in the 1st days of the full scale invasion of ukraine. would bars manage to escape russia and is now in germany. he, i chose to do it at the will. i feel a sense of responsibility showing that i was sharing information about political prisoners before some way as the now since my whole life has been turned upside down because of the rest. and i had to leave my country and stuff over. i feel eve

i'm aust denies the claims and the images have not been independently verified. a military kids for one mile service alive, renee munition funding wrist with insignia both and of course uniforms. i left for the police founder april 7th and we get some likes over here. we switch edge sizes via or is proof that to mass was using al. she for hospital as a come on center as a mass, and the hospitals management denied the claims and all but now we use vile defense forces, say they have evidence behind the mri machine and we're not, israel is minutes. every climb. the video shows caches of weapons and other equipment. this is what we left behind by the minutes. absolutely, no business being inside the hospital. i mean, it's a my, a lot of these findings in the shape of a hospital approved unequivocally that it was used for terrorism in complete violation of international law who's moved up that dean up in little me been now there's and seeing how my son has dismissed israel is claims as quote, lies and propaganda to the right o surgery. widespread international condemn

denis, i congratulate you. good morning please tell me whether you managed to confirm the identity of the crimean student, whether he really exists as such, whether he is really who he was presented in the meeting, whether he exists in crimea, by the way, the faculty of philology, many are also interested in this, well, representation does not deal with the identification of persons, it is not part of the scope of powers, along with the fact that, as already noted, the obbutsman's office also turned to the sbu, as well as the permanent representative turned to the prosecutor's office in the autonomous republic of crimea, to establish the facts according to the specified, according to the specified situation, and also for that prosecution, in turn, as forion noted, she does not admit her guilt in this and notes. about the fact that she is even surprised about the fact that in the future, the young person gave up her views and of the earlier statement, along with this, it should be noted that the situation is completely different in crimea, and there even for not only comments or such p

climate change and deny that it's a problem. my predecessor, muchh of the maga republican party in fact, feel strongly about that. anybody who denies impact of climate change is condemning people to a very dangerous future. the impacts we are seeing are only going to get worse, more costly last year alone natural disasters in america cost 178 billion, $178 billion in damages. no matter what their circumstances but they hit the most vulnerable the hardest, seniors, people with disabilities, peoplebl experiencing homelessness who have nowhere to turn black, brown, tribal communities, territories that are most exposed and have the least -- fewest resources but folks, none of this is inevitable. none of this isne inevitable. from day one my administration has taken unprecedented climate action. tribal leaders, we are focused in all, parts of america, citie, suburbs, small towns and rural communities and tribal nations and here is how. we are using a law that i got passed when i first came to office, the american rescue plan to help

and besides the 5th of lead, they've been denied more time to be denied electricity. they've been denied just, you know, basic basic human rights. just before you cross to me, i was listening to the horrendous reports coming out of garza, about the state of the health care system, about the sufferings of patients and children. i mean, it is homework. what witnessing the, so it is what it is. it's a lot of data on steroids. it's, it's, it's much worse than when black people with the under the nation of this government of south africa. yes. we what the message good. and who were denied the same things . the palestinians were by the chimneys. you know what it was was, was, was not to the extent of what we see now on our tv screens every day. so why or south africa has an important role today is because because of our history, it means that when we take a position on this, the world you know, sort of takes a quite serious and the latest episode of going underground with host option with tons of adults, a couple of months, a holocaust survivor around of trauma specialist t

today is denying the existence of the homeless massacre. let me just explain some of the background to what's been spoken to by 3rd, there's really newspaper quoted on anonymous police source, claiming that the idea of could be responsible for some of the casualties of the festival. according to the article, an idea of combat helicopter apparently hit some of the civilians while firing at the militant a police pro purportedly put the death toll from the scene of $364.00. all these really military previous to confirm the 260 s rebates were killed of the festival. by how much archie requested it. comments from these really police on the story they denied the claims made in the report. contrary to the publication, the police investigation does not refer to the activity of the idea of forces, and therefore, no indication was given of any harm to civilians caused by any aerial activity at the sight. with us politic level, less than commentator jackson hinkle is all of the view the is really government. how's lied about how some offense and folde

and the denied -- they denied sleep apnea. i took the sleep study and have to go a private doctor to get surgery done. i could not tie it back to this stuff. they denied everything. i am done with them. they talk a good game but when the rubber hits the road, it don't get me wrong i love my doctors down there at the v.a. they have been taking care of me pretty well. guest: i hope the caller does not give up. this is a theme we hear from a lot of veterans. navigating this system is so frustrating. they throw their hands up in the air. i am glad they're using v.a. services and having some success. my unprofessional advice would be to go to a veterans service organization and reach out to someone like disabled american veterans, american league. host: hypertension should be covered. guest: hypertension is covered under the pact act. there is possible there was something that fear in the way he filed. it is possible there is a minor mistake. this frustrates a lot of veterans. a lot of people assume this should be as easy as fillin

and besides the system that they've been denied, more time busy denied, and the substitute they me denied just you know, basic basic just before you cross to me i was listening to the horrendous report is coming out of god about the status of the health care system. about the suffering of posting some children. i mean, it is homework with this thing this. so what it is is it's on steroids. it's, it's, it's much worse than when the people under the national government of south africa is what the messages and who were denied the same kind of thing into the chimneys, you know, was, was, was, was not to the extent of what we see now on the tv screens every day. so why is south africa has an important role to play is because because of our history, it means that when you take a position on this, the world, you know, sort of takes it quite seriously. it's moving on. now, earlier this week, san francisco residence was surprised to find the downtown area, certainly free of homeless and comments that of march the us west coast city for decades. of the kind of claim ahead of joe bought his meeting.

today's denying the existence of the home of massacre in the background to those remarks. they how read says really daily, quoted in the midst police source, claiming the itf could be responsible for some of the casualties of the fest. according to a police source, the investigation also indicates that an idea of combat helicopter that arrived at the scene and fired at terrorists there apparently also hit some festival participants. ok, let's break that down. so an idea of com, but helicopter, according to the article source, apparently had some civilians while firing at the militants, police pro, purportedly put the death toll from the scene of 364. while these really military previously confirmed of a smaller figure, 260 is ribbons were killed up that festival. by how much archie requested a comment from the is really story on the story at police. they have denied the claims made in the report. contrary to the publication, the police investigation does not refer to the activity of the idea of forces, and therefore no indication was given of any harm to civilians caused b

i'm a but it denies forcing people out of the administrator of the hosp. so aust, our forces to create an evacuation cargo this morning for the people that can leave . that is what we've quoted nights is a um, throughout the day a team of you and officials managed to spend an hour in the hospital, w h o staff described as a dis son with a mass grave on site, reportedly containing ac buddies. the teams is nearly 300 patients are still at the hospital, many and extremely critical conditions with spinal injuries, amputations, or infections. even if i must either use the hosp to be done for military purposes in the hospital and indeed, all those good facilities, autumn, never without protection under imani turn in little l. she's the head being one of the few remaining re fusions for people in guys. the city in recent weeks. now patients and refugees must try and find somewhere else. but if the is riley, bombardment continues. those options are rapidly running out. ever more of this we go to dw, corresponded rebecca rivers in jerusalem. rebecca, there was a la

and what time did be denied, they me denied just basic basic human eyes just before me costs to me. i was listening to the horrendous reports coming out of gaza about the status of the health care system, about the separate post and some children. i mean, is witnessing this. so what it is is it's on steroids. it's it's, it's much was done when black people under the national government all sought after that would be necessary and we were denied the same kind of thing into the gym is it was, was, was, was not to the extent of what we've seen now on our tv screens every day. so why is south africa has an important role to play is because because of our history, it means that we take a position on this, the world, you know, sort of takes it quite seriously. and the latest episode of going underground with host russian read tons, they don't say about mocks, i use a holocaust survivor under noun trauma specialist. but it discusses why west and officials on doing more to stop the suffering of the palestinian people. for the episode to bed on the monday nights to day, there's a quick previ

denys, good morning . good morning studio, good morning, dear viewers, it's nice to see you smiling, what is the situation at the front, what is happening in your direction now? the russians continue to conduct active assaults on the positions of the defense forces currently in place the moment in active defense, in particular , mobilized units, akhmativ units, and storm units are used, trying to storm and close. to drink in our positions, we actively repulse these assaults, eh, the enemy bears up to 95% of losses , throwing, his own wounded, killed at will and retreats to the exit lines, but the enemy units are actively replenished, in particular from a number of convicts and a number of mobilized, i.e. active mobilization has begun in russia, and they are filling their own units with personnel. to continue assaults, uh, 60% of such units are untrained people without basic training, the so -called cannon fodder, and 40% are already being directly prepared by the russians for assault operations. the russia

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the head of the cabinet of ministers, denys shmyl , also called cooperation with the soros foundation in demining ukraine in energy and logistics as promising. but germany provided ukraine with €7,000 to restore the internet in the liberated territories. the ministry of digitization is launching grants with the government of the federal republic of germany. for ukrainian telecommunications companies, deputy prime minister mykhailo fedorov announced. funds can be spent on equipment and materials, payment of electricity bills, rent, payments for the maintenance of all networks and salaries are also necessary. applications can be submitted until november 30. well, the head of the recovery agency, mustafa nayem, said that ukraine has no intention of even discussing the main demands of polish carriers, which is already the second day of the bloc. checkpoints at the border. the participants in the blockade demand the return of the permit regime for ukrainian carriers and the reduction of the number of permits to the level that existed before the russian of a major invasion of ukraine - spec

hamas denies that.respondent rushdi abualouf is in khan younis in the south. good evening tea there. what is the latest picture when it comes the hospitals? latest picture when it comes the hos - itals? ., latest picture when it comes the hositals? ., ., ., hospitals? yeah, good evening. the situation remained _ hospitals? yeah, good evening. the situation remained the _ hospitals? yeah, good evening. the situation remained the same, - hospitals? yeah, good evening. the situation remained the same, very l situation remained the same, very tense situation around the al—shifa hospital, the biggest medical centre for the entire of gaza, fighting intensified around the hospital with thousands of people still trapped inside, people who are fleeing from nearby refugee camps, taking hospital the shelter, they were about 50,000 people, but now the number i think it's down to less than 10,000 according to some people who are inside the hospital. most of them left when the corridor was opened. today the situation