wing-type saw we get at the expense of the state that as for the carpets for the civilian purpose of djiducts, we get them mainly with volunteer funds , so as far as i know, and sometimes we are involved in this process, the state implements certain institutions in order to develop alternative products for dji products, as well as additionally so that at the expense of other departments other than the ministry of defense, they do not can purchase it purely legally, there was an opportunity to purchase civilian drones , respectively, to saturate the defense force with them, for example, at the expense of the youth 24 fund and as far as i know, the ministry of digital transformation is implementing the purchase of such copters, which will further saturate the defense force, but in general there is a positive trend in the processes of both production within our country. you need to close the state i believe that the bible for six months will probably not be enough, so i will explain why it is very important because the intensity of hostilities is extremely high and in a short period of time

well, for example, dji, most of the european dj dealers work for the ukrainian military and they sayout 50% of all dj copters sold in europe end up in us at the front . not through china but through countries like the maldives in georgia armenia, kazakhstan, tajikistan, uzbekistan and others. this is a problem. and i know that the employees of the ministry of finance and the ministry of economy of the united states do not get out of these countries, they conduct negotiations with the leadership, and from time to time the russians get blocked supply channels. that is, it is not as they write in the press, it is a problem, but not as big as they write about it, that is, this problem is known in the west and they are working with it, as you mentioned, to somehow stop this cooperation. from the account, well, from this account, maybe there can be sa are they generally 100% effective, or are there still some sanctions missing, well, some nuances that need to be legislated in some way to be done in order to cut off to russia as much as possible all such routes of supply to this country of

birds start at a price of 300 us dollars, such drones in particular are offered by the chinese company djist affordable model of which is the dj mini se pi, the cost of which is 309 us dollars, well, the most expensive serial bplar q-4 globo home is estimated at 140 million dollars, the cost of its development was more than 14 billion dollars for comparison, the development of the nigerian gourmet drone and the training of 15 operators of the nigerian government became only 3.5 million green rq4 global have a cost of 140 million us dollars, but the drone itself in itself, it is just a smart mechanism equipped with modern superpowers, any drone, even cheap household or expensive military one, must have an operator or even a whole control center already from these guys , the combination with the technical characteristics of the uav depends on the effectiveness of mrs. so what personal qualities should the drone operator be endowed with quick reaction, analytical abilities, stress resistance , attentiveness, dexterity and ingenuity, experience at the training base of the ionized unit of the n

medicine, but our main structure is the purchase of drones, which, unfortunately, now we have a company djiir production, that's why we're buying, i'm buying, let's say yes, all the ones i find in europe, eh, i'm not registering specifically because today there was an offer again, because i don't like this effort from the authorities put it in the back, i will explain why, because today we received a request, for example, for batteries for e-e walkie-talkies on eco-flo and there is a lot more. where is it used, how is it, we transfer it, we transfer it, we also transfer the optics, and it happens very quickly, we do not fill the eyes of the fighters, we are there with all requests, write us a request, then we will consider it, then collect funds. no, today they write that we lost a drone. lost there at 72 the 58th brigade is there and any drones are sent to them on the same day, my task is to find money to buy these drones in advance , to ask them to lie like that, the ambulance is specifically for the front, this is evidenced by all my reports and feedback from the soldiers, so, well, we t

systems , including unmanned ones such as the lancet or if we are talking about civilian drones such as dji other modifications that are not factory-produced, but the enemy is now really using it in this direction, he is trying to improve and in some directions it is very, very annoying, but the defense force is satisfied not only with countermeasures from the point of view detection by means of radio-electronic reconnaissance not only their impression in the air but also the arrangement of the position of firing positions and also the expression of certain observed points for real observation that give opportunities to eliminate these detailed devices from the pilothouse, the defense force is saturated both at the expense of the state and at the expense of the volunteer community of every ukrainian with so-called drones with guns, which also give the opportunity right here and now in battle with visual observation of this or that drone to land , i mean small drones again, these are mummies and it is possible to be evpivit because their speed of movement and the height at which they work ma

dji's retake the lead 5 to 3 8th inning. giants break it open. the slumping patrick bailey gets a much needed rbi double down the line in left moto scores in the giant. it coasted from there. 8 threes. your final before tonight, the giants scored 3 or fewer runs in their past 7 both teams are off tomorrow. all righty. we head out to new zealand usa taking on the this was a rematch of the 2019 world cup final which the u.s. 1, 2, to nothing. the dutch also won their opening as these 2 are the favorites in group the netherlands wasted no time getting on the board. 17th minute, applying some pressure. victoria, how the low over 5, jill. one nil. all right. 2nd half off the corner. roosevelt places. perfectly. lindsey horan finishes it with the header for the goal is look at this one again. beautiful ball. beautiful header. back of the net. all right. now the u.s. had a shot to take the lead in the 82nd minute. sophia smith gets it ahead to trinity rodman, denise's daughter. she gets behind the defense but can't convert. the tough angle little been a

stephenson can then use to serve as executive director at dji where he recently opened a museum and memorial dedicated to documenting history segregation and in the united states and the criminal professor of justice and nyu law school. we are incredibly grateful for his attendance at this event and the work that he does to honor the americans with disabilities act and grateful for his work in service to help build a more equitable nation. please join me in welcoming mr. stephenson. [applause] thank you. thank you so much. i'm so incredibly honored to be here and so grateful for that very kind introduction and so excited to hear about the work of the department and all the amazingt things taking place in this institution to advance the rights of people with disabilities and as i talk about that i want to start by talking about the incredible work that this institution has been behind to advance and protect the rule of law. because when democracy tolerates a lawlessness all of these rights get marginalized and we cannot protect any group of honorable people in the society if we don't make fun

stevenson continues to serve as executive director of dji where he recently opened a museum and memorialedicated to documenting the history of slavery, segregation and lynching in the united states and he serves as a professor of criminal justice at nyu's law school. we are so incredibly grateful for his attendance at this event, for the work he does to honor the americans with disabilities act and grateful for his decades of work and service to help build a more just and equitable nation. please join me in welcoming mr. stevenson. [applause] mr. stevenson: thank you so much. i am so incredibly honored to be here and so grateful for that very kind introduction and so excited to hear about the work of the department and all of the amazing things that are taking place in this institution to advance the right of people with disabilities. i also just want to start by talking about the incredible work that is needed that this institution has been behind to advance and protect the rule of law. because when a democracy starts to tolerate lawlessness, all of these rights get marginalized. we can