vadim moroz will say so, and sam enos will emphasize that it was the minskers who played better.ut years later, only numbers will remain in the dry protocols, and they recorded the victory of the army team 5:3. statistics, by the way, too. the belarusians made 33 shots on target versus the hosts' 29, while our guys, with 6 minutes of penalty for two squads, once converted the majority. stasya's puck put the guests ahead, but migachev and plotnikov were still in in the starting period, csk became the leader of the game, but moros, to our delight , restored parity. we didn’t have to rejoice for a long time, unfortunately, kornaukhov, the same plotnikov , distinguished himself against the army team, and enos scored against the guests in the second period and did not have enough strength. svetlakov put an end to the game 5:3. dmitry kvartalnov will say that we played well, but there are small things that we still need to learn. a truncated squad - csk, you know, there is such an aura, there are those little things that they do better, here we are in in this regard, we need to learn,

enos equalized the numbers on the scoreboard in the final third, but the hosts' shock ending by goldobinyadin brought victoria to spartak, with nikolai scoring in the majority and pavel scoring. the guys should have scored anyway, but it didn't work out so far. on the club's birthday, spartak deservedly won. ilya kovalchuk did not take part in the game, but watched the progress of the game with a smile outside the court. nikolai goldobina, we note, repeated the club record of radevoevich and khokhlachev for points scored for the khl championship; he already has 55 points in just 43 games. in the western standings. celebrates its second victory in the current seja league in the east division. both victories of the mogilev team in the group stage took place in confrontations with the npp club of china. in the sixth round matches at home on the floor, alexey vasiliev’s team was stronger 28:23. in the group, b masheka remains in fourth place with four points. aist of china closes the quartet without any points. china has a very young team; every time they give something new, which they then

stas opened the score, but in in the second period, orlov and fillin brought the muscovites ahead, enosbut the home team's striking finish by goldobin and poryadin brought victoria to spartak. our goalkeeper gave us a chance, we had to convert our chances, dmitry kvartalnov will say after the reporting meeting. our goalkeeper gave us a chance, and well, we had chances, we also still needed to convert, in general, here, uh. i have questions for the guys who should still, the experienced guys should still have scored. in the western conference standings, dynamo minsk in eighth place the team has 40 points, while spartak has 60 points and an intermediate first place. tomorrow dynamo minsk will play against vitez, kick-off at 14:00.

the zubrov scored doubles in the final match of the year sam enos and alexander volkov.adislav kadola and sergei kuznetsov scored once each. 7:4 the belarusians outscored the leopards in all three periods. the team broke the streak and... after all , the guys were under such pressure, but i think that sochi is in the same position, well, somewhere we were a little more lucky under the goal. dynamo remains in eighth place in the western standings; on january 5 at minskan the bisons will host amur. good afternoon, central region news is on air, this is the festive final episode of 2023. about the most important events in the minsk region. olga medved and sergey lugovsky will tell you about the passing year and the traditional week. so, look today at the final program of the outgoing year. year. passed with a plus sign, we'll tell you where they made improvements, who gave their best, and of course, we'll learn about the strategic objectives and plans for 2024, we'll dwell on social infrastructure, we'll attend new year's premieres , we'll get acquainted with future project

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enos will participate in a joint press conference with mr. mokhbar and achieve this. they will cover this trip in the media. well , we have long-term cooperation with syria in economic fields, and during mr. raisi's trip , the documents that were signed in the field of oil and gas and petrochemical was in the field of energy, it is in the field of setting up joint free trade zones, it is related to rail transport and transit of goods, it is related to tourism and now travel facilitation. pilgrims who want to go to syria or vice versa from syria ask for iran's statement and in these fields, memorandums of understanding have been signed, and these memorandums of understanding will be followed up during this trip, and there is another discussion that we are currently exporting technical engineering services. let's go to syria. well , you know that syria has lost a lot of its infrastructure after the daesh story and the wars and crises it went through, and it needs to be rebuilt. it is and this is a very good opportunity for us to be able to. we should cooperate with this

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eno one is free until we are all free. our muslim arab palestinian friends deserve our support. over 20 thousand palestinians killed in 60 days. today was wrun of the most bloodiest days. we can't wait to take action and support the cease fire they deserve today. all humans deserve life of freedom and dignity. the eyes are upon gaza and palestine and the eyes are upon you. we witness a crisis real time. we know our tax dollars and paul oliticians are funding it. not in our name and ulcaing on you with millions of americans speaking up for palestine. join us today and stand up for humanity. solidarity is there only path to peace. cease fire is first step and take the next step all together. vote yes next tuesday. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> my name is tom anderson and i live in district 8 and i strongly urge you to be on the right side of history and to vote yes in favor of resolution as soon as possible. san francisco has to be on the right side of history. free palestine, no more u.s. aid to war crimes. >> thank you tom for comments. next speaker. >> i'm di

. >> and we don't talk about them eno okay, >> and we don't talk about them enookay, albie we'll have an aviva spokesperson told us this. we will always hire best person will always hire the best person for the job ensure that for the job and ensure that aviva has a diverse workforce that reflects the customers we serve . last year, 57% of our serve. last year, 57% of our senior appointments were male. well there we have it. 57% were were male, but of course they need to be signed off by the gaffer, don't they? and i think that's this debate. it just seems to me, is acceptable to kick downwards upon these people . no, that's tonight show over. i've been martin daubney next, of course is dewbs& co. i'll be back the same time tomorrow. thank you . thank you. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, the sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast bright and breezy for many of us dunng bright and breezy for many of us during the rest of the day, some showers around, but fine . for showers around, but f

eno one is free until we are all free. our muslim arab palestinian friends deserve our support.r 20 thousand palestinians killed in 60 days. today was wrun of the most bloodiest days. we can't wait to take action and support the cease fire they deserve today. all humans deserve life of freedom and dignity. the eyes are upon gaza and palestine and the eyes are upon you. we witness a crisis real time. we know our tax dollars and paul oliticians are funding it. not in our name and ulcaing on you with millions of americans speaking up for palestine. join us today and stand up for humanity. solidarity is there only path to peace. cease fire is first step and take the next step all together. vote yes next tuesday. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> my name is tom anderson and i live in district 8 and i strongly urge you to be on the right side of history and to vote yes in favor of resolution as soon as possible. san francisco has to be on the right side of history. free palestine, no more u.s. aid to war crimes. >> thank you tom for comments. next speaker. >> i'm distri

well, i think that's fair >> oh, well, i think that's fair enough, >> oh, well, i think that's fair enoson is a time for merriment. cheer and some fizz for most people. but would you want a christmas alcohol free? we're going to talk about that in just a moment. now are you going to a works christmas party this year? >> do you like works christmas parties? >> well, i. i did go to some i had some drinks on sunday, but our official works christmas party is on saturday. but we're working. we're working the next day so won't be going to that. but if you do go to one, should it be alcohol free? yes. yes yes. >> that's what. because diamond awful mistakes are made . awful mistakes are made. >> oh, i don't know. well, let's talk to one boss who believes that the booze can cause a bit of a problem. that's kelly tucker. and also jess barkley, who thinks, well, drink what you like, kelly, let's start with you. first and foremost. it's a bit miserable to have a staff party with no booze, isn't it . party with no booze, isn't it. >> i mean, yes, it could be a bit miserable, but i think it's about m

or was it james radcliffe of enos fame completing his 25% takeover of the club that was announced last night? be analysing that night? we'll be analysing that later on this hour and later on throughout the day. meanwhile, for chelsea, there misery at for chelsea, there was misery at molineux they went down to molineux as they went down to wolves. oh, and greg dewhurst has christmas weather good has your christmas weather good morning and merry christmas . morning and merry christmas. >> will it be a white christmas or a wet christmas? find out in the forecast coming up soon. >> yes . well, this morning we >> yes. well, this morning we want to know what you're up to. okay so have the kids got you up. merry christmas everybody. i hope santa has already been for you.so hope santa has already been for you. so we want to see pictures of you all opening your presents. all right. and as well some nativity pictures. the more embarrassing, the better . embarrassing, the better. >> all right. we've got some of our own to show you later on in the show. you won't want to miss it, particularly patr