dimitri.itri, thanks for putting also the cybersecurity in the right context in terms of what's going on there. so thank you. appreciate it. jim, you are moderating this. [applause] ♪ at 10:00 p.m. on afterwards, a political columnist shares his book broken news where he argues the media puts profits over good journalism. watch book tb every sunday on c-span two. now more from the annual billington cybersecurity summit. this is about 45 minutes.

. >> dimitri?uld say that the russians have obviously made tremendous blunders from day one of the invasion including just recently pulling forces to the south and allowing allow this counteroffensive to take place but specifically it has been remarkable to watch that's one of the most capable cyberforces on the planet what they have not been able to achieve may be the past couple days of invasion and a lot of that has to do with the resiliency. one of the themes that everyone should take away from this conflict of cyberdomain is that you may not be able to stop every intrusion and prevent the atmosphere to get to every network but you can recover quickly and trained for that. >> ukraine has been under relentless cyberattack from the start. one of the things that has been impressive is the resilience with the infrastructure. >> what did you learn from 2014 the russians have had a lot of practice and this time they did not do so well what explains the resilience quick. >> and with that full-scale in

so we can ask that question to both of the guess and the speak to dimitry in moscow. the us role is over. is it dishonest? is we talking about the full of the, the full of the influence of the us now? well, definitely, and i can tell us the person who as a young journalist, lived in the soviet union and they saw the 1st year a lot of people in the former soviet union. good in myself, we were not against the united states as a benign policeman because the image or americans of the british was very positive at the diamond s nations we still use, i'm very positive. it was, we don't want to leave than you do. i go into what is trashed in the states and in the european union the in the last i would say if you don't. and so yeah. and which led to opening our previous speaker invasion rightly conventional the regime change . i mean the rather that situation congress are seen with. busy para what's going on in your green? well, i can tell you, for sure. i wasn't there to 1014. they booked in tara, at what sort of newland did in ukraine in kia into 1014. because our president,

you had a bemused look on your face as dimitry will speaking. where is the u. s. and all of this, i just want to pick up on one earlier point because the more people say it doesn't make it true. the fact that sweden and finland, for example, want to join nato prison put in said there was no problem with them joining. so this and finland shows a huge border with russia. so this narrative that it's, this war and ukraine was because of nato expansion has been proven false, even by president putin himself. second. the problem on my down the pro has happened after the leader refused to sign the agreement with you because the public one, the closer economic corporation with you. so that was the reason for the beginning of the protests. and again, the kind of unraveling and put in felt you really had to make a move. so i would add, you know, there's this kind of division of labor in the past. and central asia, rasa was the rifle. china was the purse with chinese economy. it's slowing down. russ is really going to be very difficult states for the next decade. i had a huge

kyrgyzstan the decision of the international jury the second is also divided into two equal parts dimitry na germanova, bulgaria, and the owner of the special prize and diploma of the second prize winner became the representative of russia nancy lee of the first prize of the competition? well , dear friends, ladies and gentlemen, we have come to the culmination of tonight, the people's artist of russia, the chairman of the jury, larisa, is invited to the stage by the decision of the international jury of the competition anna trubetskaya perus was awarded a special prizewinner and a diploma of the grand prix winner of the 31st international pop song performers competition, vitebsk 20-22 dear friends, i give you an applause in honor of all the participants. and, of course, in honor of the grand prix winner of the thirty-first international pop song contest, vitebsk 2022. thank you very much for these moments of joy and for this evening that we spent together today friends. well, let's be loud about you again, we will award all participants in the competition all the chartists who are now on

are you saying that dimitri was killed by someone else?ood to drink tea with him, but have you lost your mind, or what ? thanks kuzma yes, on it, a bunch of corpses in many regions and kills. he is exclusively knife. with one blow to the heart with a knife. really none of your heard anything stepan well, you know, i tied everything up with crime a long time ago, it's drugs, the girls are all in the past now. i have a legal business. i even pay taxes. she has been a tax officer for a long time. stepanych, i don’t know who these killers are and don’t put pressure on me. if you want to close my restaurant, close it. it still doesn't work for me . so you don't want to help us. yes, i don’t sincerely want to, but i can’t, but look, you will regret the safron. i'm sure i've heard he's talking about this freak. no time. okay, let's go, we'll consider the rolled up in vain . why in vain? not only is our business going awry, but also this, well, who could they salt these cucumbers with. i have no idea. by the way, i gave you instructions about now

dimitri. what do you think that the russians should have done? what did they do wrong? we all had much, more concern about them and they haven't lived up to it yet. >> i think it's important to point out that some of the things that they've done was impactful and i think one of the impactful cyber attacks in the history of the cyber doe amend probably in the first hours of the war, and providing satellite services to ukraine and other countries as well and by being able to shut down the modems in eastern europe, they did impact communications of ukraine force. we now have statements from ukrainian military officials say in those initial communications, were completely down. in warfare, the ability to shut down communications of an opposing military is enormous coup and the fact that the russians were able to do that in a combination of cyber and ew electronic warfare was very, very significant and something had a we should be paying considerably more attention to. what else could they have don

it was here that the mark was placed, where prince dimitri received this help in prayer these places,ding to legend, keep a rich history. it has been written continuously since 1.380 . then, stopping here to rest on the way to the kulikov field, dmitry donskoy prayer strengthened faith and hope with the icon of st. nicholas the wonderworker and decided to found a monastery, called nikolo-ugresh and at the same time this thing, an old russian, not even any educated person at once will disassemble the legend on the wall about how prince dimitri left the city of moscow on mama with his army, but who just wasn’t in the services during the history of its existence, ivan the terrible peter i, the territory of the monastery was also attacked by the french in 1812, but one of the dominants of the complex built today has survived and exists to this day. this temple is the ugresh temple, the only one in russia built in honor of employees. hugo. the executive system of those who died in the line of duty, erected on donations, it was illuminated 20 years ago, and recently underwent a serious rest

russian, not even any educated person will immediately make out on the wall a legend about how prince dimitrihis army left the city of moscow on mamai, but who just wasn’t at the services of the monastery for the history of its existence, ivan the terrible peter i, the territory of the monastery was also attacked by the french in 1812, but one of the dominants of the complex built today has survived and exists to this day. this temple is the ugresh temple, the only one built in russia in honor of the employees. hugo. the executive system of those who died in the line of duty, erected on donations, it was consecrated 20 years ago, and recently underwent a serious restoration. it was built with a completely understandable goal, so that service veterans and members of their families would have somewhere to come for spiritual comfort and prayer support. on each wall of the temple are marble slabs with names carved in gold. it lists all employees of the criminal executive system who died in the line of duty to them and is dedicated to the liturgy was visited, which relatives and friends only told

two guests with us in the briefing room, the monkeypox coordinator and deputy coordinator doctor dimitri to provide an update on the progress against the outbreak and take a few questions. do you want to go first? good morning and thanks for having me. here's the briefing room today. we want to provide an update on the progress we are making. as we announced a couple weeks back we have ample supply to vaccinate the highest risk individualsdi against monkeypox. all jurisdiction towards therm vaccine approach, which means that jurisdictions have effectively transitioned towards ane approach that has gotten moe shots into arms but also without sacrificing the effects. over 70% of all in the united states today are given dermal he.ma to reach the population where they are and trusted locations across the country and equity has to be a key point embedded throughout the response. this past week we saw how successful that approach is because the direct allocations in atlanta and oakland were thousands of shots were administered during these events. in fact, over 3,000 doses were administered an

and dimitry garkusha agency tel avin warm oleg rainy you day staggers in the capital of the minsk regiontomorrow the apatke will pass. now it is important for the midday outcome of the radion, and the sirodin, and for more than an hour the territory will be cloudy with clearings, the best backpack we are fogs, and in gusts of masses, wind, the temperature regime will be comfortable subtit the thermometer at the top close to climatic norms. until thursday, inclusive, the air temperature at night will be plus 5-10 degrees and in the daytime plus 10-16 degrees on friday it will become a little warmer and the air temperature at night will be plus 6-11 °, and in the daytime, plus 13 18 °, restless left character in the yard i am choking and resting the weekend of the bonfire forecast short-hour rain for more than an hour of the central regions. banderon at the child most of the hero of cottage cheese at yanka kupala yakub kolas was illustrated in the improved specialized centers of the palazzo at adult schools in belarus collective projects and individual operations and a decorative spacer fo

already those of ours and the people and the belarusian statehood in the early days holy senator dimitryskovu visited the women’s special boarding school for children with a concert, if the administration of the school held a jag for the guests excursion visited the museum library with spices from and

the via gazette is founder nobel peace prize winner. dimitri were out of said he would appeal the bad at least 9 people have been killed and 20 injured in a stampede in west and guatemala. the victims were reportedly caught in a crush of people trying to leave a music concert, celebrating independence day. long queues are formed along the banks of the river thames in central london as people waiting as long as 9 hours to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died last week. late monarch is lying in state in westminster hall, where she will remain until the funeral. on monday and in sports tennis legend, roger federer has announced his retirement from top level tournaments. the 41 year old underwent 3 knee surgeries in recent years and has decided to finally decide, give his body arrest fans from around the world. will miss the all time? great. roger federer can look back on a long professional career. but after next week's labor cup will finally come to an end, as cetera announced on social media. i say more than 1005 on a matches over 24 years. janice has treated me more ge

dimitri is listening. my door slammed shut. just thank you nikita nikita shut up.id it happen? i don't know, i didn't know your parents at all. how did it happen? what are you doing here? as you say, don't worry, i won't leave you here. so cat, give it here. i retired and left, as far as i know, unfinished business. i didn't, but i could be wrong. if you need me write me i'm still delayed at the address. excuse me, it's so hard for me. yes, i understand. i don't know your name. there is no sheet. will you let me go? no ksyusha what are you, how did you find me? listen, we need to talk, he's your bodyguard. why did you come? you know , i think we can't live without each other. at least i can't live without you, it's yours. problems, well, well, then. we need to talk, at least about the fact that you want a divorce, and i don’t have an apartment in the center of moscow and how funny, 10, monday, 22 years and one month? i haven't eaten in over 60 hours. ok i will bring you cereal, but would you mind telling me what 's going on here? i would like to understand how i en

our monkeypox response coordinator bob fenton deputy coordinator doctor dimitri are here with us to provide an update on our progress against the monkeypox outbreak intake if you questions. bob jewett to go first? >> thank you. >> all right. >> good morning. thanks for having me here in the briefing room today. we want to provide an update on the progress we are making in fighting the monkeypox outbreak. as we announced a couple weeks back, we have ample supply to vaccinate the highest risk individuals against the monkeypox. really all jurisdictions have moved for the intradermal vaccine which means jurisdictions have effectively transition toward an approach that has gotten more shots into arms, but also without sacrificing the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine. in fact, over 70% of all vaccine being administered the nine states today are given intradermally. our focus now is to reach the remainder of the eligible population where they are. at trusted locations and events across the country. equity has big key point in priority embedded throughout our response. this past weekend we s

dimitri the united states has, of course, already stated that they do not recognize it.se referendums that are scheduled for the end of september by the sun of the united states he linda thomas greenfield already met. e discussed the reaction of the united states to these referendums with dmitry kuleba, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine. that is, it is obvious that the negative reaction will be the condemnation of a rhetorical judgment. but if you have an understanding, how else can the united states react to this, uh, dimitri first, how can i not really. i'm filming how you talk about it. talk so calmly how many times you can't say it. how many times have we been warned not to recognize? what is going on? as a sovereign power, vladimir putin said today - this is expressed in practice. and what about the rules, there is the right to rule international life, and the right of the nation to self-determination, russia implements this right, what does the west have to deal with? they wish russia well for bad things, sometimes they warn you and nothing affects you. and yo

good evening dimitri i returned to washington yesterday morning, uh, and uh, i don't have a lot of informationexcellent impressions. well, i just poprak would like to ask you to share. ah, those experiences. here is what they say, maybe on an informal, non-public level in washington, but the possibility of correcting the american policy regarding the ukrainian conflict at the public level, as we understand it, as we see no correction. no, no change. no, neither in terms of arms supplies, nor in terms of where ukraine can and cannot launch military strikes. and maybe there is some talk about the need adjustments at an unofficial level and secondly, does the united states really think that if it comes to escalation, then of all the possible options for this escalation, russia will choose the option with tactical nuclear weapons in ukraine, which moscow seems to be, well, simply the least likely of of all possible options dmitry and dmitry well, it is clear why they talk about nuclear weapons, firstly, because it is the most destructive, because it could change the most. uh, character fighting ac

dimitri many, many years ago in the seventies, when i had just arrived in the united states and i work the well-known brain test center for strategic noble studies, radio liberty and i can tell you that at that time the instruction was, of course, a radio station openly hostile to soviet power, but there were rules, but you can’t engage in arson. you can’t make offensive statements about the power of the soviet union and, most importantly, absolutely, you couldn’t give outright lies, biased information, carefully selected information, but now i’m looking at all these numerous channels , some voices that were in moscow and now, let's say you're broadcasting from anywhere. listen such a propaganda wave is pouring, which , let's say, the federal channels, you are here, and they didn’t dream of all people with one point of view, and everyone does n’t even pretend to be giving information, they are fighting against putin and frankly say that they are fighting against russia of course, at least for me. produces a very depressing and i am not even afraid to say repulsive impressions, but now

the young man here, his name is dimitri, he's a student, in this video, he's telling the reporter how that morning. they told him to come to the military office at 3 pm. he didn't think he'd qualify for the draft because he's a student. so he thought he would just clear that mistake up and be on his way, but once he got to the military office, he was told that he would be leaving for training immediately, with no notice. at the time of that interview, dimitri had called his mother in the hopes of saying goodbye, but she was stuck at work. it all happened so fast, he wasn't sure if he would get to see her. this bizarre dance routine in military uniform was part of another pro russia rally today. it was held in crimea, the part of ukraine that russia already annexed by a stage referendum back in 2014. this rally was also in support of the referendum being held today in the four other ukrainian regions that russia has captured in this war. again, if you watch russian tv today, you would see plenty of footage portraying residents of these regions happily voting to become a part of russia.

xenia bring a pen give me a boyar's kopeck, the murdered tsarevich dimitri always gave it to the graynd take it away. and how they killed him in the city there is no one for us unfortunate to intercede. and who killed him? who killed him? quiet. ugh, who is my dog ​​from uglich captured my secrets to guard? and to tell the truth, not only my everything is sent. what has come, time to get a debt from me? yes i want to, so that you shout at me like a king. you will shout, we will be in the calculation. ok. i will keep my word. that's still nice. do you want me to swear that i won't touch you? i don’t want to become king, i know your cell. father father stepan will take you to kostroma to the ipatelsky monastery for a long time? how god rules i hope speed will come for you, go go go sideways we will not go. when you go , i decided to sit in the sleigh. come on, come to me, i chose the wrong time again. for me it's what you need to save my life, that i need it without you. where you are, there i am all with you, empress tsarina irina feodorovna, in the novodevichy convent and will take to

and just the same dimitri is already being asked.his power strikes rolling. ready, how he acts in the middle of the fight is actually a distance before the beginning of this year. started more often, it seems to me kudryashov to aim the move.

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request of the father more than a forest, plunged into the class of the guru of belarusian music dimitrydown, it means there is something in it. things are also very difficult to write. not every song. suddenly it becomes a hit. the table and i are all the same and such a hole for everything, the bewitched fairy led the thief by the police. i understand what was written in the ninetieth year for alexander, whose malt is for belarusians. i brought him on the radio then, he didn’t have a higher musical education, he was already kicked out by a finger at that moment, well, as i brought him, and i honestly already have opponents, then the music editor from the radio told me , finally, yes, you can later amazing they tell me, you know in kindergartens . children are small songs here, but for some reason they sing her frozen fairy. well, this is also an indicator when children begin to react. now you can't force them to do anything. i realized that, probably, yes, the song was a success. olezhek is my very, very close friend, any question of life, creative family, if something interests or wor

here�*s kremlin spokesman dimitry peskov again: these cases of discrepancy are being fixed.oosing to leave. what you�*re seeing here are the long queues on the country�*s border with russia. according to some local media, as many as 3000 cars are lining up — some are waiting a8 hours to cross. these recent pictures are from finland. authorities there say last weekend was the busiest weekend of the year for traffic across the border, and that the arrival rate doubled in the space of a week. let�*s return to bbc russia�*s sergei goryashko, how widespread has the backlash against the government�*s decision been? well, i would say the protests are even higher than they have been since february when putin hasjust announced his decision to trawl this operation in ukraine and this is known at the time as just a special military operation and not a full—scale war and the majority of them will not be touched by the consequences but now, when talking about the mobilisation and mobilisation in russia is never occurred before or since world war ii and the surprises that of course, there

hello dimitri . i would not with this issue.d it, but with a question from a question that is about, and at the very beginning of the issue we talked about an open attempt, uh, that is, about the work of another sabotage-terrorist group, and the attempt was planned, including against you, how did you perceive this news. you know, i am not just skeptical about this news today, but on the line, as in a war and thanks to the special services of the ministry of defense of the russian federation as you can see, i’m still alive, moreover, i know that the well-being, first of all, of the thoughts of, e, citizens living in the liberated territories, depends on me and on my words and my work, therefore, at any cost. i live, and the most important thing in this whole story is that my back is covered by those people who today represent the russian federation, we are going to the end and i will say frankly. we are not afraid of any threats, especially assassination. although, to be honest, i buried a few of my comrades and, to be honest, we

we can see numerous top political expert, dimitri babich didn't believe in rosa, florida, or at 1st the ussr spoke of western ante, soviet ism, but that didn't mean russians or she's gifted. yeah. you know, a big rush. i forgot about centers, which in your she the visa gail, social cargo. socialist? precisely. she can you go? i really cool documentaries to hopefully meet us. we work with senior student pasto. me of pico vidalia, torn on the ship that are kaltura. yo flew over. i got no food on my monkey up, almo still wanted to just almost to lowball, is we need is this thing. and he is not supposed to meet someone of chivalry beach no matter how much they apologized. russians whenever popular and even in the 21st century are often judged by what was written hundreds of years ago. the american statesman big new brzezinski, the former u. s. presidential national security advisor. when speaking of russia raised the marquis de christine's books, which referred to russians as slaves, stuart barnett, serenely serious. i mean because kept my furniture of secret floors, liquidity teachers, coc

there is nothing. back dimitri is listening. my door slammed shut. where is my mom?ent? lem well, don't worry, i won't leave you here. so cat, give it here. i retired and left, as far as i know, unfinished business. i didn't, but i could be wrong. if you need me, write to me at the address heroes, damn it. it's so hard for me. yes, i understand. i don't know, i'm just trying to figure out how i got here. please close me. ksyusha what are you, how did you find me? dmitry is your security guard, he listens to us, my buddy. you know i don't think we can? ksyusha ksyusha still don't know him. and how long have you been here for 10? would you mind telling me what's going on here? i would like to understand how i ended up being sucked into color. i want clarity. sometimes it seems that all the sights have already been seen, and the historical facts have been studied. you just approached the pink building. the answers themselves catch the eye that wilhelm ii was twice in the city during the first world war, says a memorial plaque on the building local history museum. howeve

people like dimitri, who spent seven days trying to escape russia. i don't want to kill people in i don't want to be killed. i don't need this word. i don't support team exodus coming on the heels of what the white house is calling a sham referendum in occupied parts of ukraine. putin is expected to use the results to declare the regions are now part of russia as early as this friday, russia has now announced the pre baked results of its sham referendum. these results were concocted in moscow not collected in ukraine have seen videos and reports of armed officials going door to door intimidating. voters says it's preparing to add new sanctions on russia for the referendums and announced another $1 billion package of weapons and equipment for ukraine. and now the eu commission president calling on the 27 member countries to also administer more sanctions on russia proposed sweeping new import bands on russian products. this will keep russian products out of the european market. and deprive russia. 77 billion in revenues. the united states has now give

opportunity for the life of our people and the belarusian statehood at the first denunciation, senator dimitry baskov visited molodets women's special indiscriminate aducocidal boarding school for children with a violation of the deadline, the beam did not shoot the guests with a concert after the administration of the school conducted a tour for the guests visited the museum library from the loop from ivan literature over sleeved braille linga, background and study room sensory peace and information. other center. this is a great holiday state. and we wanted to we understood that everyone puts their own meaning into this holiday, but we wanted to come to the children and, uh, help them put a kind of children's meaning into this holiday, this is the meaning of friendship, mutual assistance and mutual assistance. it was very clearly seen that they really were like a big united team. e children of adults who support each other, who develop together, study something new , that's why we came here with small gifts for them. needed for kids. of course, it is very pleasant that a is on a rather young

print edition was banned earlier in the week via because it is found a nobel peace prize winner. dimitri warrant of said he would appeal the bad type him. we fir has lash china is densely populated, east coast after bringing strong winds and heavy rains to shanghai overnight. and around 1600000 people were forced to leave their homes. but there been no reports of casualties type in weekend to a tropical storm, as it moved up the coast to the top. thousands of mourners lining up to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth. the cue to see the coffin stretches more than 10 kilometers along the thames. united kingdom's longest serving monarch will buy in state in london, westminster hall for 4 days. officials expect 750000 people to file past before her funeral on monday. sweden center left prime minister magdalena anderson has handed in her resignation following sundays general election as on social democratic party and the left wing coalition lost by a thin margin to the conservative block that will be dependent on the far right. sweden democrats. a party that has its roots in a neo naz

common defect in this siemens produced engines used in north stream earlier. cremeans spokesman, dimitri pasco said the suspension of the pipeline was caused by western sanctions. he emphasized that foreign restrictions or preventing they were made in turbine from being repaired. the problems with pumping gas arose due to the sanctions imposed against our country and against a number of companies by western states including germany in the u. k. there are no other reasons that would lead to the problems with pumping. of course one mobile unit remains operational and it malfunctions and a breakdown occurs there. and this leads to pumping coming to a halt. given that the sanctions remain in place, given that they make an absolute mess, legal, unpractical, in connection with the maintenance of all components. now we can hope that it is somehow possible to put it in order for this single unit. but of course, you can see for yourself that the system had different opportunities to reserve gas . now because of the sanctions, these opportunities have disappeared. that is based on this one unit wh

the outlets editor in chief, dimitri maritime, who won last year, his nobel peace prize, has described the ruling as a political hit job state media report at least 21 people have been killed in an earthquake in china's southwestern sichuan province. well than 500 rescue personnel have been deployed to the api center report, say the 6.8 magnitude. quake has caused major damage to homes and cut off telecommunication lines through a new prime minister. it will be named today in the u. k. well is trust is tip to when i have a rival richey soon act. as the governing conservatives choose a new leader. the winner will inherit an economy in crisis and a population struggling under the rising cost of living. germany an israel, a ma king 5 decade since the munich olympics, massa chem, 50 years ago, 11 israeli team members died after palestinian militants stormed their compound in the olympic village. relatives of the victims of the terror attack have gathered for a commemorative ceremony in munich for various st. cultural minister, called the massacre an attack on the entire free western world.

press secretary, dimitry, pest golf at the way in the city of civil. so i middle go it. it was just more securities. one student, a bullet problem or by the phone just goes to florida. you do not mind. you're not going pretty good you, it will show you how to use them, but we'll go from there because it doesn't. if it is what it is after just to try it away in the city of this school. so she could, she were going to be able to that if it wasn't a good school, so blessing point, it was an offer on well, some people will put in stones on mobilization, has changed. what happened is how the kremlin and its propaganda on the airwaves justify rush has action. and so the plenty of the, yes about the national store. why you mean yes. you can reach me. there's not a problem in other set up that we need to watch it, but i see they're still blaming the west and nato for the war in ukraine. but russia's recent military setbacks have made it challenging for those pro war tv hosts sticking to the official line, for example, that this is not a war, just a special military operation. on

dimitri taskalakis biden's new weapon against hiv and white house coordinator for pacifier monkeys. lord of the monkeys can be transmitted to anyone through close intimate contact. often through skin contact, including during sex, this includes oral, anal and vaginal sex or touching the genitals or buttocks of a person, hugging monkeys, or they massage together and kissing and touching during sex, and we are there weaving and object used by man with special monkeys such as bed linen, towel, fetish, tools and sex toys. along with our vaccination efforts, we will expand access to testing and treatment, and ensure that lgbtq + people know how to reduce their risk, together these efforts lead to positive trends. we are encouraged by the progress we have achieved. it is extremely important for us not to create unnecessary anxiety and say that this infection is associated with sexual orientation. it's just an infection and sexual identity. she's not connected in any way. now we turn on really seriously we are transferred to the donbass alexander sladkov is ours the legendary military comm

we can see numerous top political expert, dimitri babich didn't believe it was a 30 or at 1st. the ussr spoke of western ante, soviet ism. but that didn't mean russians or she's gifted young me now with big rush, i forgot about centers, which in yoshi davis are you know, social cargo socialist, precise depression. and you go, i really cool stuff with me unless you open it, me just real world would change, stood bustos me off to pico vidalia. don't receive a swim over. i got look good on my monkey up. almo still wanted to just the almost to mom, always renewed, is this thing, and he is not opposed to me. someone else your will to beach, no matter how much they apologized. russians when never popular, and even in the 21st century are often judged by what was written hundreds of years ago. the american statesman big new brzezinski, the former u. s. presidential national security adviser when speaking of russia praised the marquis de christine's books, which referred to russians as slaves. to a barnyard, serenely serious, i mean because kept my furniture of secret floors, liquidity

opposition. politician elect sign of volney to the son of one of put into top officials press secretary dimitry pest golf at the way in the city of civil. so i'm going to go in which is more to go. why wouldn't a bullet problem by the storm just goes to florida. if you do not mind, you're not going pretty good. you will show up a value to tumble because i'm moving up because it doesn't it because what it is after just to throw it away in the city of this school. so she could, she were going to be able to more than say go to school. so it was some point, it was an offer on well, some will put in stones on mobilization has changed. what happened is how the kremlin and its propaganda on the airwaves justify rushes action and swim plenty in the yes about national store by you and we saw him cry. you can reach us down and then other set up that we need to work. but i see they're still blaming the west and nato for the war and ukraine. but russia recent military setbacks have made it challenging for those pro war tv hosts sticking to the official line, for example, that this is not a war, just a spec

republic, and the hearse on region have also said they may hold a similar referenda political analysts. dimitri babbitt, she says if people have lugens believe that russia will guarantee their safety and provide stability, it is except that it will be a part of that rational guaranteed. and it will give us all the support that all the russian tap. it will cover the protection of russian needed 3 legal protection . it will be defended by all the wives or the russian states. and basically this is what people really want. they want protection, they want hearing, jeez, that they will not be given back to you free or as you know, the means or principle that he behaves on the conditions that will become a part of your grade again. well, the key of the local here are the conditions continue to kill people that so now their patients as wrong the and they want to become a part of russia. that's true. ok. so who's the economic loser from the conflict and ukraine? the european union that's from the former agree prime minister, who commented on the blocks boomerang sanctions, policy saying russia has not s

their respects, including the hungarian prime minister, victor, or bon former russian president. dimitri made bed of busters from a number of e u countries. many russians also lined the streets to say their goodbyes in a sort of money that lasted more than 3 hours. when mike l. gorbachev. legacy, it's a multi faceted one. he overhauled the soviet union's foreign policy by introducing the new political thinking doctrine, which thought relations with the west and brought about the end of the closely cold war. let's go through that. gorbachev called for the world to be seen as united and interdependent. instead of divided into communist and capitalist countries, he saw the balance of interests of different nations as a way of solving international problems. universal values had to be recognised above all others, whether they be religious or national. the 1st and only soviet president also wanted to see the world free from all nuclear weapons by the start of the 21st century. well, at home z mikhail gorbachev implemented the spread of domestic social, political, and economic reforms. the mov

yeah, i'm sure you have a lot of people cheering you on as will dimitri publishing, co manager of each cmo towards upper reach him to be true. thank you. yeah, thanks a lot. pardon, let's take a brief look now in some of the other stories that are making headlines in the world, a sport. the formula one circus has moved to the netherlands this weekend. mac stopping one, the belgium graham pre last weekend and looks the car to beat on sunday. the dutchman has the chance to further stretch his lead in the driver's championship in front of his home. fain, serena williams takes the next step in what many tennis fans hope can be a fairy tale ending to her career at the us open. in a few hours time, the 40 year old plays the australian idea totally on which williams is bidding for a record get this equally 24th. the grand slam title before retire. one of the most expensive tv shows ever made is finally made its debut. the rings of power is the pre quote to the popular lord of the rings and hobbit films. but the story has moved to the small screen and it takes place 4000 years before the event

let's go live tay dimitry parish. now political analysts to add the inner me internet media projects. many thanks for joining on the program is good to see you. now, what do you make of the i a, a report into the situation at the nuclear plant. do you think it's if it's fair it is assessment? well the same thing such as the station has been damaged before they get scott, this is dangerous to create some sort of defense. so from so that a protected soul around the plan to prevent that use us that will, everyone will see, you know, the question is how can the cheapness and the who have been do in the school has been bothering the station? and let me remind you of the, the ration august has been brought in the area at the end of february. and then you need all this. everything was quiet there. all of them. when you bring in horses or more long range systems where they work more car because it broke loose and other weapons from united states and you were being union, then the body of the station star. and i think it's qui

thought to our revolutionary council member, dimitri daily on a says that israel claims to be above international standards, and that does not help to bring peace to the region. i leave the cracking down on, i mean people under occupation into us back, especially in the northern part of the west. back is part of this practice that the united states, nor either ally of the 70 israel was able to put a stop to human rights watch dogs do not really matter. a lot to the state is actually all united nations doesn't really matter a lot to the state of israel and time of elections, new the, the e u b, u. s. and the state is, or is a state that has cost to sell as a new law above the international standards and norms and act accordingly. and these atrocities come in that shape and form. also we have to add to it the weakness of the past, the president who has confined his job as a president and can find the job of the past and not as a transition period towards statehood, but an arm of israeli security. this has with even further and made him, i'm able to conduct his job and be and effective arm of the is

republic, and the hearse on region have also said they may hold similar referendums. political analyst, dimitri babich says that people have gone to believe that russia will guarantee their safety and provide stability. i don't even think that it will be a part of that rational therapy, and it will give all the support that all the ration therapy tap. it will cover the protection of russian media, g, legal protection. it will be defended by all the minds of the russian states, and basically this is what people really want. they want protection, they want guarantees that they will not be back to create. you know what that means or the principle that he behaves on the conditions that will become a part of your grade again? well, the key of the local here, the conditions continue to kill people that so now they're patient as wrong. and they want to become a part of russia. that's true. who is the economic loser in the ukraine conflict? the european union, that's from the former group prime minister who slammed the block sanctions policy say neither russia nor the u. s. has suffered any significant

dimitri taskalakis biden's new weapon against hiv and white house monkeypox coordinator monkeypox can be transmitted to anyone through close intimate contact. often through skin contact, including during sex, this includes oral, anal and vaginal sex, or touching the genitals or buttocks area of ​​a person, monkeys hugging lying together massage and kissing and touching during sex unwashed fabrics and objects used by a person with a special monkey such as bed linen, towel, fetish, tools and sex toys. along with our vaccination efforts, we will expand access to testing and treatment, and ensure that lgbtq + people know how to reduce their risk, together these efforts lead to positive trends. we are encouraged by the progress we have achieved. we wish, as they say good luck, this is serious news. although this is a serious and so the american president, in the very near future should begin negotiations with representatives of the g7 of nato and the european union on further assistance to ukraine reports for the first time as prime minister in these negotiations. liza trass will take part