russia controls the eastern bank, now the dnieper looks calm, but they are constantly watching the coastline some ukrainian troops they were forced to cross upstream, but were unable to strike. when it became known that ukraine would receive more than 100 of these tanks, there was a lot of skepticism, because it was developed back in the sixties, this is the 1a5 version in the eighties, it was slightly improved, nevertheless, the tank was from the cold war, and how old is this particular tank , well, i didn’t look at the passport, that’s just the way it is. because the armor here is very thin, your crew is afraid to go out, does this affect the motivation of the military? yes, there is a little, according to them own statements, ukrainian soldiers again began to come under fire more often, the footage shows that the soldiers are in the sumy region, not far from the russian border, it is reported that the russian army is again occupying positions in close proximity to them, they are shooting, lying down side by side, we are actively fighting here, we hold the flanks with machine guns and mach

russia controls the eastern bank. invaders are constantly watching and striking. some ukrainian troops have crossed upstream but have yet to make an impact. despite being a mile from invading forces, there are still fragments of civilization. here in the form of alexei. translation: russians attack every day. - you never know where exactly the next hit will be. it's then you notice the bullet hole in his coffee machine. when his customers leave, they sometimes write messages outside. his reads: "we are invincible." with the russians still close and not going anywhere, kherson will be hoping he's right. james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. storm jocelyn is the latest named storm to come our way, through tuesday and into tuesday night. the storm system has been fired up by the same process which we saw with storm isha. cold arctic air recently across the eastern portion of the united states and in canada, big temperature contrast down towards florida and that has really fi

this is bakhmud, this is rabotina, as well as krynki, this is the ukrainian bridgehead on the eastern bankhese places continue to remain relevant, the struggle for them continues, and this continues for weeks and months, this shows us that we are faced with positional battles, as before, precisely with this is related to a very important point: the russians took the initiative in these positional battles and are still moving forward, albeit slowly, i believe that this needs to be noted again and... well, now a huge scandal in the usa, hail on the hill, may remain without the secretary of defense, as gardin reports, the head of the pentagon, loyd austin, ended up in the hospital on december 22, where he underwent some supposedly planned medical procedure, then osin was discharged, but already on january 1 , the seventy-year-old us general began to have complications, he had to be urgently hospitalized in... he was rushed to the intensive care unit, moreover, the scandal is precisely this: austin’s health problems were hidden not only from the general public, biden was not informed, they sai

yesterday there was information about a number of counterattacks that knocked the enemy out to the eastern bankiver there, which is a small river that flows through this settlement. this tabaivka is located in the lowlands and the enemy actually continues these attacks within the offensive campaign in the kupyansk svatov area. this morning, the general staff reported that hostilities east of pishchannoy, that is precisely, it is meant, exactly the area of ​​tabaivka, they continued there. in any case, we understand that... what are the maximum goals the enemy there wants to move in the direction of the oskil river, but these are long-standing aspirations that are not successful, and in general, this entire section from kupyansk to svatovo, it now has two points of such tension, these are attacks on kupyansk from senkivka, up there in the north we see this arrow, which is on sinkivky, further on with an effort to move to kupyansk and this to ... the second zone is precisely krokhmalne tabaivka with the direction towards the sandy area, ugh, there was a rotation of our forces, reinforcement of ou

russia controls the eastern bank.tching and striking. some ukrainian troops have crossed upstream but have yet to make an impact. despite being a mile from invading forces, there are still fragments of civilization. here in the form of alexei. translation: russians attack every day. - you never know where exactly the next hit will be. it's then you notice the bullet hole in his coffee machine. when his customers leave, they sometimes write messages outside. his reads: "we are invincible." with the russians still close and not going anywhere, kherson will be hoping he's right. james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson. a coroner has ruled that a 13—year—old boy died after being deliberately pushed into a river in south wales in july 2019. the coroner said christopher kapessa had been pushed into the water in fernhill in what he called a "dangerous prank". other children, including the boy found to have pushed him, thenjumped into the river to try to save him. household energy prices are predicted to fall this spring. the con

russia controls the eastern bank.antly watching and striking. some ukrainian troops have crossed upstream but have yet to make an impact. despite being a mile from invading forces, there are still fragments of civilisation. here, in the form of 0leksiy. he offers a small oasis of normality. although, understandably, business is quiet these days. translation: russians attack every day. - you never know where exactly the next hit will be. sometimes, shells land near the coffee shop. it's then you notice the bullet hole in his coffee machine. when 0leksiy�*s customers leave, they sometimes write messages outside. his reads, "we are invincible." with the russians still close and not going anywhere, kherson will be hoping he's right. james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson. in the united states — the governor of florida, ron desantis, has dropped out of the republican presidential race — and endorsed donald trump. the surprise video announcement came ahead of this week's republican primary in new hampshire —— where mr desantis

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mechanism and if your capital adequacy falls , the issuer, the central bank , you are satisfied, the eastern bankust want to record this in the minds of those who are listening to us , and once again i’ll talk about free cheese in the mousetrap, that is, if it’s not by chance, i’ve been talking for so long about the fact that this is what we consider a risk-free rate, that is, now it’s 5% in foreign currency, if anything somewhere you hear other returns. you must understand, our dear viewers and listeners, that behind this high profitability, if this is not outright fraud, then there are certain risks that are always honestly spelled out in documents, well, called an emission prospectus, which describe what will happen if that same risk will come, and how much money you can lose and how it will happen, in fact, i think that this really requires some study, not by chance... people are financiers, you know, as he says, what do you get for money? this is what we get paid for, for what we study, read carefully, every day we wake up, fall asleep with the news, we follow everything that happens in the

enemy, if they capture them, they will control the entire territory of the left, that is, the eastern bank of the jerebets river. now we are actually holding the defense of a bridgehead, that is, there is a section of ukrainian territory there separated by a river from , let's say, a large land, this defense has been going on there for quite a long time, and it is very, very unnerving to our enemies, because actually there are actually bridgeheads firmly established on it, and therefore now the direction of... the main blows are these two settlements of terne, which is on the left bank of the stallion and torske, to which the ledge is the torsky ledge, 2 km remain there, but these 2 km have been held for at least six months, maybe even more. if we are talking about some strategic plans of the enemy, then what exactly they are preparing when they make these assault attempts, as i understand it, their goal has not changed, it is a plan to at least go to the administrative offices. stay of donetsk and luhansk regions, actually? i have already repeatedly made sure that strategic plans must be

russia controls the eastern bank.t the invaders are constantly watching and striking. some ukrainian troops have crossed upstream but have yet to make an impact. despite being a mile from invading forces, there are still fragments of civilisation. here, in the form of alexi. he offers a small oasis of normality. although, understandably, business is quiet these days. translation: russians attack every day. - you never know where exactly the next hit will be. sometimes, shells land near the coffee shop. it's then you notice the bullet hole in his coffee machine. when oleksiy�*s customers leave, they sometimes write messages outside. his reads, "we are invincible." with the russians still close and not going anywhere, kherson will be hoping he's right. james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson. the nhs has launched a new campaign to encourage more people in england to get their children vaccinated against measles. cases are on the rise and new figures show more than three million children under the age of sixteen have not rec

russia controls the eastern bank.hing and striking. some ukrainian troops have crossed upstream but have yet to make an impact. despite being a mile from invading forces, there are still fragments of civilization. here in the form of alexei. translation: russians attack every day. - you never know where exactly the next hit will be. it's then you notice the bullet hole in his coffee machine. when his customers leave, they sometimes write messages outside. his reads: "we are invincible." with the russians still close and not going anywhere, kherson will be hoping he's right. james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson. the us state of alabama has been urged to abandon plans to execute a man by suffocating him with nitrogen gas. the un human right offers said the untested method could amount to torture. kenneth smith was sentenced to death for a murder committed in 1988. it survived a previous execution attempt two years ago. tom bateman has this report. hidden in the alabama woods, the jail meant to strike fear into every conv

russia controls the eastern bank.invaders are constantly watching and striking. some ukrainian troops have crossed upstream but have yet to make an impact. despite being a mile from invading forces, there are still fragments of civilisation. here, in the form of oleksiy. he offers a small oasis of normality. although, understandably, business is quiet these days. translation: russians attack every day. - you never know where exactly the next hit will be. sometimes, shells land near the coffee shop. it's then you notice the bullet hole in his coffee machine. when oleksiy�*s customers leave, they sometimes write messages outside. his reads, "we are invincible." with the russians still close and not going anywhere, kherson will be hoping he's right. james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson. some breaking news concerning the government controversial rwanda client megan plan, peers are voted on that and infected the first defeat on rishi sunak�*s controversial plan by backing 214 — 71, a majority seeking to delay the treaty wit

one of the key villages in the direction, but in the svalovsky direction , two oporniks on the eastern banken taken over the past 24 hours. well , strong positional battles continued in the kupian direction, the ministry of defense reported today that two german leopard-2 tanks were also destroyed there, and powerful attacks were also carried out in various regions of ukraine during the day, there were arrivals in volchansk, in the occupied territories of western donbass, in kherson and on the right bank of the dnieper. thank you very much, boris aleksandrovich rozhen for the accurate information about the situation on the fronts of the northern military district. still , the situation with the mobilization reserve of ukraine , it is somehow very confusing, because on the one hand, the statistics of the ukrainian population in general are very different, no one knows how many, zelensky names the numbers there, they have 12 million pensioners, although some believe that they have in general, the population is no more than 19 million, statistics have now appeared, too the truth is quite relat

on the eastern bank, the funeral of the dead turned into yet another demonstration, shots fired into the air, calls for a place. palestinians said goodbye to those they consider fighters for independence. he lived his life under occupation, but always wanted to live in peace and security. when he grew up, he realized that the occupation was destroying our country and depriving children of their legitimate right the israeli attack on a palestinian hospital is being discussed all over the world today. the united states, of course, is on the side of the attackers. the actions of the idf special forces in washington were called excessive, but they did not criticize the israelis, but only slightly scolded them. israel said the men were hamas militants, one of whom was carrying a firearm. we want israel to adhere to international humanitarian law. in general, we would say we don't want them to perform surgeries in hospitals, but hospitals are kind of losing their... an organization that supplies humanitarian aid to the west bank and gaza strip. bapor was accused of sympathizing with terror

russia controls the eastern bank.ps have crossed upstream but have yet to make an impact. despite being a mile from invading forces, there are still fragments of civilisation. here, in the form of oleksiy. he offers a small oasis of normality. although, understandably, business is quiet these days. translation: russians attack every day. - you never know where exactly the next hit will be. sometimes, shells land near the coffee shop. it's then you notice the bullet hole in his coffee machine. when oleksiy�*s customers leave, they sometimes write messages outside. his reads, "we are invincible." with the russians still close and not going anywhere, kherson will be hoping he's right. james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson. a snapshot of events on the ground. staying with ukraine, and a leading nato official has said the west must prepare for all—out war with russia within the next 20 years. admiral rob bauer spoke to reporters after a meeting of nato defence chiefs in brussels last week. and we can speak with admiral bauer

the su secured a foothold in a village on the eastern bank, under russian control, but this place becameross a wide water barrier, without large-scale artillery cover, crossing means and air superiority from the very beginning looked like an adventure, started only for the sake of pr. i am a very ukrainian woman, i am usually a ukrainian woman, my husband is a military man in the armed forces of ukraine. 150 people, marines from different units, were arrested in kherson and sent to pre-trial detention. because they refused to cross to the left bank of the dnieper, people on the other bank are dying, there is no ammunition, no food. in addition to this woman's story , a video appeared on social networks this week where an entire unit in so refuses to follow command orders. everything seems to be clear, briefly and clearly. i'm sure. still they cut through on boats in small groups, but it always ends. it's a very dramatic situation here, carson, i 've talked to soldiers on the front lines, generals, politicians, i've rarely encountered such a grim state of affairs as these days, the soldie

reason has served as a border which can only be traversed at specific crossings on the eastern eastern bank and the hall to the san francisco region line full of images which remain under motive and administration. and tony dickerson comes from this area when he visits his home village of caution itself. you must also check point stopped by so called russian peacekeepers. you kind of get those as if you like, i do for us, the residents of these villages, the sides of what's annoying to have to drive through here. slowly tmz see even more often because sometimes they perform checks and harass people. give me a good way of, of course, as the check points should have been removed long ago, you will call the 2 sites the that the difficult but a little you are fighting cushion each size typical of the republican world over in the all the ethnic groups in our country are represented by or you can you look at this in petite authority to publish it as since my mindset molds, because he's got any of us, raise people in the village we're estimating ukrainians. russians usability, ongoing carfax, wher

reason has served as a border which can only be traversed at specific crossings on the eastern eastern bank and the hall to the separatist region line full of images which remain under motive and administration. and tony dickerson comes from this area when he visits his home village of caution itself. you must also check point stopped by so called russian peacekeepers. you kind of get those as it gets really kind of for us. the residents of these villages decides if it's annoying to have to drive through here . slowly tmz see even the because sometimes they perform checks and harass people. of course, the check points should have been removed long ago. outage decides the nothing difficult, but a la la, you are fighting cushion size typical of the republican. although the in the, all the ethnic groups in our country are represented by or you can use the credit to, to, to publish it as since 19 set the most, which of these did you have any of us, raise people in the village, we're estimating ukrainians russians, usability, ongoing taxes, whereas, or by johnny's i, him of, with this day, we li

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direction over the past couple of weeks we have taken about 10-11 enemy strongholds, mainly on the eastern bankseems to be fiercely defending himself, but nevertheless here we are moving forward, that is, the enemy now there is no serious attack anywhere, basically sits on the defensive and complains that the west does not give as much money for weapons as it did. yes, thank you, boris aleksandrovich rozhen, permanent military expert, as always with an accurate analysis of the situation on the fronts. today , defense minister sergei shraygu held a conference call with the leadership of the ministry of defense, and there, first of all, this attracted the most attention, he announced the enemy’s losses over the past year. let's listen to what the minister of defense said. groups of russian troops are methodically reducing the combat potential of the ukrainian armed forces. over the past during the year, enemy losses exceeded 215,000 people and 28 thousand weapons. we maintain the strategic initiative along the entire line of combat contact. despite the depletion of human resources, ukrainian form

direction, in the svatovo-kupyansky direction, within 24 hours our troops took one opornik on the eastern bankinitiative, and at night they struck a hotel in kharkov, where foreign mercenaries were quartered, there was a very precise defeat, a very important location in dimitrov was also hit, this is in the krasnoarmeysky district of the dpr, that is, the strikes were not stop, too. it can be noted that attacks on the northern regions of the kharkov region have intensified, where the enemy, which the enemy used for terrorist attacks, it is important to note that our sabotage groups worked actively in the sumy region, the enemy suffered heavy losses in manpower there , prisoners were taken, including border guards who voluntarily surrendered in the amount of five people, the enemy notes that the organization of border security is very poor, despite all the propaganda, the construction of walls, mining, nevertheless... but not all norms can be supported, some provisions directly violate human rights, some are not optimally formulated, we openly told the military command about this, but all polit

our troops are in the svatovo-kupyansky direction. they took two more enemy strongholds on the eastern banknued in the kupyansk area, it is important to answer that yesterday the entire ukrainian command met there and decided how they were going to defend kupyansk, that is, again this shows that the situation here is for the enemy it's not going well. thank you very much, boris aleksandrovich rozhens, information about the latest developments on the nwo fronts, where our strategic initiative continues. to part, well, in the united states, now, perhaps, one of the most discussed, if not the most discussed book was the book by washington post correspondent yaroslav trofimov, which is dedicated to the first two years of the special operation, which there primarily attracted the attention of the american and western public in general, firstly, what turns out to be all hostilities from the first day of the war. ukrainian armed forces were led by the americans, what we know became a colossal revelation for america and caused some shock, and secondly, that ukraine naturally places... you continued

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eastern federal district. well the key bet the central bank in its current form, it is still temporary in nature, and the headbank speaks about this, and experts say, as issues related to inflation are resolved, with the suppression of inflation, i think this position will change. but as for increasing the limits or the funding of banks, in addition, this will reduce, if not eliminate, then reduce, excuse me, reduce the effect of what the central bank is doing to suppress inflation, all you are proposing is an increase this same money the masses, therefore... this, of course, theoretically can be done, but this goes against the goals for which the central bank’s key rate is raised. let's go. let's think about it, talk to the government, on this matter, in general, we are specific, after all , we give money to the economy under certain benefits, yes, so - will it be justified, taking into account the entire situation in the economy, to give additional funds here, there or funding increase, or increase the volume of subsidies there. this needs to be seen, but nevertheless, let's think, okay, i’m not saying no,

eastern mortgages. all this will allow banks to issue more housing loans, but experts fear that the funds may still notntil july, when the preferential family mortgage program are completed. the united states is heading towards a cliff due to growing government debt, said jp morgan ceo chace. now the size of washington’s foreign loans has exceeded 34 trillion dollars, but two years ago it was at around 30 trillion, and growth is accelerating. it seems that we still have time, but when it starts, you know, foreigners have 7 trillion dollars of us government debt, so markets around the world will riot. this would be the worst possible scenario. there is a cliff ahead, about 10 years away, but we are rushing towards him at 60 mph. and at the end of the issue, i will remind you that the exchange rates for today are dollar 89 rubles. 51 kopecks euro 97 rub. 9 kopecks and that's all i have for now. the fourth annual forum: strong ideas for new times. the forum is aimed at supporting and implementing citizens' initiatives for the development of the country. the forum is implemented by the agency. federation t

there, this is bakhmud, this is rabotina, as well as krymki, this is a ukrainian bridgehead on the eastern banken them, but zelensky will be slaughtered for about 5,000 s... they told us the most naturalistic mask of a pensioner with wrinkles, gray stubble, you can buy on the internet for 13,000 hryvnia, which is about 30,000 rubles. in it to try to overcome the war. russia's superiority the financial times admitted today. the russian armed forces use electronic warfare to knock off course, precision-guided munitions, hymers missiles and so -called smart artillery shells. radio waves can not only cause interference, but also emit missile launches and false alarms . in addition, with the help of a certain flow , they allow, as they say, to reveal the positions of the ukrainian air defense, and then destroy them with real missiles. the kiev rate is definitely in trouble with its production. according to sky news, ukraine's industrial base turned out to be vulnerable to attacks by russian forces, but most of the enterprises were ukrainian. the military-industrial complex, if you can call it that,

when israel has somewhere between 725740000 settlers in eastern rules on the west bank, which the international community says is designated palestinian state. how are we to believe that a 2 state solution now is even possible. rugs cleaned an awful lot of frustration coming from the u. k. the u. s. germany and others on the you earlier on this week about budget nothing yahoo is on bending position when it comes to to say she lives solution to think of a long run. it's going to hurt israel. i mean, it's a, i think that israel force is uh, will find itself now in a very difficult situation. again, as i said, i think it's likely that we'll see the i c j uh decision tomorrow that it's plausible that as well as conducting unicycle acts that will put it to israel and severe isolation internationally, also among its allies primarily uh the u. s. there's also an ongoing court in case that will actually will have a session of it on friday, right after the i c j decision in california. the case that the center for constitutional rights has brought against a president biden and against a lincoln in austi

and that is impossible because all the west bank of the eastern, the outputs over eastern generals of them are politically full of illegals, as settlements. um there are more than 700000 is the 80 settler when when the boat is the 816 of them because they are going to add want to take the cold them make the soldier to persons on that is the really estate and i am sure that they are not, this is going to accept them because to give them a piece of land. and one of the us states is that what, when will, when will the body has been talking about the, the 2 state solution. but this to is this, a solution is a method of, of processing the processing processing. and at the end of the day, there would be no us, do you understand would be the loans to, or to stablish on the board as of 1967. if it's impossible, i know with the video, i don't know, why are they talking about the when, when the 700000 is the radius so such as ball. that is a big question. the has been. the other thing done that a good thing about doing this very question, but how do you see things playing out over the coming we

in april 1950, the eastern part it was annexed to jordan and called the west bank . a narrow part in the south was under the rule of egypt and was called the gaza strip, and this is how the attempt to remove the name of palestine from the maps of geography began. now in tehran at 4 o'clock: dear viewers , welcome to this news section. the islamic revolution guards corps announced three announcements about the rocket launchers and destruction of spy headquarters and the gathering of anti-iranian terrorist groups in the region at midnight tonight and explained the details. irgc announced in this missile operation in response to the recent terrorist crimes of the enemies in islamic iran and the front resistance was done.

dnieper, thousands of soldiers began to cross over to another. the western bank of the dnieper, it is higher than the easternout three kilometers , that is, to overcome a water surface 3 km wide with the dominant western bank, this is generally a very serious thing, that is, fire from a high bank simply from machine guns, even without artillery, or artillery with a warlock, or, well , with mortars to abandon the river, well, in general this is very serious. obstacles on september 22 , 1943, soviet troops managed to capture the first bridgehead on the right bank of the dnieper, at its confluence with pripyat. soldiers who managed to reach the right bank were under heavy enemy fire and were forced to dig into the ground. by the beginning of october, in some divisions that crossed to the right bank of the dnieper, no more than a third of the personnel remained in service. one of the soviet soldiers who served in the funeral team wrote: “we collected the bodies of the dead who drowned and stored them in mass graves, 50 people in each. a lot of soldiers died. the german coast was steep and well fortified, ours ad

unicredit is an example of a bank reaveering outside of ital into eastern europe. wonder if we will see more of that activity in 2024 as some of the bigger banks look to acquire growth. >> i think the one case study to look at here is ubs and credit suisse. when you look at share price development, that inn tremendous gr integration is going well. they will move the scale which that transaction achieves. we will see more effort. i have been covering that sector equally long and we have been talking about m&a for decade ans. the momentum is building. price book is not where it should be. there is only so much you can do on costs and buybacks. you know, in addition to the capital markets and banking union that we need in europe, we need pan european and scaleable banks. i expect that to happen. >> let me ask you a question about regulation as well since we are having an overarching discussion. do you expect there to be further regulatory headwinds due for european banks? there has been a huge assessment of what went wrong with credit suisse. this is a big debate happe

a band of rain stretching from eastern india, shooting right over the bay of bank all pushing into myanmar. now whether alerts to speak of here for india, just some lighter showers. that will start to shove away through thursday. the monthly rains are picking up so that steering quite a bit of rain into the late peninsula flooding is likely here. also seen a pretty good slug of rain around central vietnam. so round dinning on thursday, there's temperature starting to come up slowly, but surely through china. so hong kong is now up to 15 degrees on thursday and we're in the thick of a blizzard for japan. so kind of island support a, we'll see when goes exceed 60 kilometers per hour. so why don't conditions here? visibility will be near nil on thursday. so some dangerous conditions to be expected there. remember we said the monsoon is picking up so there is all the weather around column pour on thursday. it's going to be a washout indeed. or the long, sleek, 2 years should be a time to relish within europe's comments. he could not make crisis, it's a live consumed by the struggle to meet the

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. >> comg up today on c-span the senate banking committee holda hearing at 10 am eastern to considerrization the national flood insurance program which is set to eire in early march unless congress votes to extend it. then at 2:00 p.m. treasury secretary janet yellen talks out the us economy in the biden administration's policy agenda with the economic club of chicago and on bley -- dirksen senate office building this and returned at 10 a.m. eastern am easrn to consider judicial nominations for the seventh circuit court of appeals and district cour in indiana and california. you can watch these events on the free c-span now video apps or online, c-span.org. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span's voices 2,024 as we engage voters nationwide asking what issue is most important to you in this election and why. >> i represent minnesota's third district in congress, candidate for president of the united states running in the democratic primary. the most important issue on my plate is winning the november election and defeating donald trump. most important policy every democra

occupying forces of the zionist regime to the balate camp and the eastern area of ​​the city of nablus in the north of the baghtri bank the same time, the tolgrom brigade affiliated with the quds battalions exploded with a car bomb on the path of the invaders. they killed some of them. the army of the occupying regime also injured 3 of its forces in the conflict with the resistance forces the length of the cream is azaan. turkey announced the arrest of dozens of agents of the zionist spy agency mossad who were planning to sabotage the country's soil. the police operation of the turkish security service continues to arrest other mossad agents. anti-terrorism branch of the provincial police and with the cooperation of the turkish intelligence agency , we found out the goals of the israeli intelligence service against foreign nationals living in our country, such as detecting beatings and kidnappings. for this purpose, an operation was carried out in eight provinces centered on istanbul against 57 addresses and 33 suspects were arrested. in this operation, large amounts of cash belonging to different countries, a gun bil

today, a cloud bank of the atmospheric front will break even further into russia and cover the eastern half of the russian plain. here the day will pass under the accompaniment of snowfalls, in some places in the cis-ural region, quite intense, in the north of the volga region, due to the invasion of atlantic air, freezing rains are not excluded. the greatest likelihood of them falling out. at moments when the temperature changes sign from minus to plus. in chevaksary, for example, this will happen around noon. however, ice is only half the story. the thaw in the capital of chuvashia will last only about 6 o'clock, and in the evening frosts will return, so that icy conditions will still form on the roads and sidewalks. in general, warming on the russian plain today will reach phenomenal proportions. look, it will happen in the entire western half of the region. zero, and even in the east the temperature will rise to zero -5, tomorrow this process will pause, the cyclone will move to the urals in the western half of the russian plain. a portion of the air masses of the northern urals ha

she returned to eastern north carolina then with an unwavering commitment to better her community and spearheaded the restoration of the red banksve baptist church in greenville, north carolina. after settling in bow fort, north carolina, a beautiful eastern coastal town, jerry immersed herself in the vibrant, parishioner and welcoming community -- rich and welcoming community there. she found solace in the beauty of the coastal environment. in 2017 she took the role of founding trustee and president of the maritime heritage foundation where i served as and to work with her also. her leadership played a pivotal role in establishing the foundation, which advanced fundraising for the north carolina maritime museum. under her leadership, they raised $1.5 million for the foundation and campaigning our legislators in raleigh received $3 million funded by the north carolina general assembly. jerry peacefully passed away on january 3, surrounded by her loved ones in durham. her enduring legacy of stewardship and compassion and humanitarian spirit continues to touch the lives of all those she encountered. today we honor jerry for her in