eh-e my policy of helping russia a-a policy of a-a support of terrorist organizations in the regions etomas hizballa eto the khushids of yemen and other groups there in iraq and syria, therefore , including the nuclear program, if ira continues all these policies and does not want to return to the diplomatic diplomatic solution of those issues ah, in the end, in the end, the very last options this is a military decision on the day when iran will get as close as possible to denmark with a nuclear bomb . it is precisely on this day that a war may happen, but there is another factor that can be used. months ago, big processes were launched earlier - it's not just street protests, it's strikes , it's people don't pay communal specials so they don't pay taxes, but withdraw their money from their accounts to bring collapsing economic er the economic collapse of the islamic republic, and that's why there are still people inside and the council can handle this situation, because if the revolution wins, then all the problems are the problem of the drone in the nuclear program and the tourist grou

you live here alone , there is a family. passes eto zapakhmutku sajjak, i am shelling all the city isivided by the river bakhmutivka, we did not manage to pass to the east of it, we did not succeed there, the research lives on, they obeyed there, there is a house, children, there are bags there, there are five-story houses , and they can’t even cross there, there is a road over there, and there is a road over the dam. the wasteland is visible from all sides, the sniper works there, everything you want in bakhmut, according to various estimates, there are five to eight thousand civilians left to convince them to leave the city, it is very difficult here, it is very dangerous. well, what to do to leave, where and for what, now they are evacuating, only the men have mostly flown in, that’s all, i’m leaving here, if i keep my husband, there’s nothing else. vladislav, a volunteer of the angels of salvation charity fund, almost every day, he and his team risk their lives to bring humanitarian aid. you get 36-liter bottles of water, then 800 liters of water, if we now how we loaded it and a

say uh putin himself here it is possible with in english to us the head of the ceru vstrachaet vot etoas sent to beijing as far as i understand with a specific secret link for all dvinkinin and maybe it was verbally possible it was in writing, what do you think they wanted to hear in heaven, yes, and because they entrusted the whole matter, in principle, to a loyal emissary? well, speaking of it , it was written. will point out that zenfin sent an envoy on a special visit to moscow, here china refuses beijing, this mission refuses to bow down, does not comment on it, i think sizinpin will not go to moscow until the war is over and why do they support the brain, especially if it loses and what is the meaning of this это даёт какие-то даёт divergenty Москве одеваться somewhere she will be a vassal, it depends on beijing and beyond, and here are all the calls , well, those who conduct the most difficult negotiations with a high tone . he does not give and he will only irritate the west, but he will not solve his problems, on the contrary, he must keep his distance and continue to press mo

light, but specifically how we psychologically react to the absence of light, you are talking about etoe is less light in the apartment for example, does it put pressure on a person, how is it to deal with stress, we are in a huge chronic stress at the beginning of the war, our state of all of us is the state of already traumatized people, that is, for us after the war, for us , a psychotherapist will not start working as a psychologist. now to survive in this, all this is our experience - on the basis of which later people will write books and we are the creators together with you now , how do we and then how do we survive , the main thing for us is to understand that we still need to be in this we need to learn to be with it and come out victorious with less loss of our health, that's why we understand that this is an additional stress factor that deepens our chronic, uh, this is the traumatized state, in order to get out, we must understand that, guys, we are all traumatized ourselves - something more, someone less, we all need help and a-a here the same story turns out that a-a we w

you're literally saying over the peace movement in when eto countries we need to protect them and they've destroyed all the work they've done. and i'll be failed. that while the whole of the global south is now talking bricks and chang, i cooperation organization. doesn't it just mean actually the, you in the us, you know, forget them. that's what the putin action has really signaled. i think the, you know, the, the response of the global south is, is quite interesting. it's worth remembering that in the beginning there, there was a near universal condemnation by the general assembly of any annexation us war. but you're, you're entirely right that we should ponder the, the, the response of the global, which i read a little differently. i think it reflects a pox on both their houses and just fatigue with selective righteousness. and it really testifies to our collective failure globally to build a security architecture that would be a last hostage to taking size. amongst these squabbling great powers, each with their own gray power agenda. now what that would look like, i think in more pro

city of kharkov, it is northern saltovka, zhukovsky, and pyatikhatky, or in which liboraene oblaste etoum balakleya and kupyansk internal displacement of persons and victims of war have the right to apply for legal assistance free of charge lawyers go to the places where displaced people live i will write down your data and i will be able to make a request whether the gas supply has really been restored many appeals to us are related to the destroyed housing this the largest number of appeals also appeals regarding social benefits e.e. pension payments many labor disputes unfortunately we have a large number of appeals regarding the establishment of the fact the deaths of displaced persons and residents of kharkiv lost their homes sheltered in dormitories of higher education institutions today we have cities of compact living located in 30 dormitories of the city of kharkiv in one of these dormitories about 200 people live the vovtenko family lost their home in march as a result of being hit by a russian shell, we lived on danylovke, our house was on fire. the kitchen, the barn, everyth

means of material compensation with tales about the pagan self zaschite eyes otechestve no budet ly eto where there are all the committees of soldiers' mothers and so on? well, in reality, many of the killed return to russia in different ways. this is very significant. i myself am a witness. i was in chechnya when i was a deputy . i met with everyone who was already dead there. there was such a general prosecutor. give me directions. handcuffs . consider your partner. the committee is a soldier’s tv act and the opposition was in the house. here we would be. it was represented by the elections of russia, and there were very strong anti-war sentiments, and even in the middle of the service returning from the chechen war, and there, by the way, conscripts took part, unlike the current situation, and there were universal sentiments. why do we need everything and why are we dying when the amount the consumer did not insert less than 3.5 pieces , so you know what it is. well, i think it is more, but not less, and then it was possible to appeal in public opinion. it was weak. who was there and

now the funny eto could eat desa range of materials, but the aim of increasing battery capacity. he's the head of the institute steam for advanced energy storage research. i see the publishing as parking portion of this ecosystem of electric vehicles and edification and gender re purposing batteries. really cost me maybe about 10 percent of the cost of the recycling back to the energy cost, the cost and the environment in terms of chemicals or to be used for recycling and, and the costs and the environment in terms of ways that comes out of recycling batteries, the big advantage of 2nd life batteries is that did environmentally friendly than new ones. and they're also much cheaper. so more people can afford them. if i can cut down the cost of storing it at the city to a common man, it probably will bring every single person in the country to have the same level of basic amenities that otherwise don't exist in some of the remote areas and, and bringing that equality is, is in itself a big social reform. i think the seem stresses and generally live in small villages nearby. in many

districts of the city at once, the cluster will quite significantly change its appearance, but egor etofor the classster, for example, in order to reduce the flow of transit transport through the streets , the authorities are building the northern bypass and hope to complete by 2023 buried under the ground built new roads. we are all neighbors. ah. they put it in order. we painted them to make the backlight. they made entrances, put playgrounds and houses. all around changed the bank invested money in the construction of a huge hotel opera complex as planned. dreams should be included in the arts cluster and located next to the opera house inside the facility plans to make a registry office and a spa area. it will be the tallest building in siberia 110 m, the hotel and the opposite part of the embankment will be connected by a bridge of unprecedented beauty. right here is this theatrical museum complex. that is, he came to visit us and went to the hotel. he can live in a hotel. it also has a conference room. he also has a wonderful restaurant upstairs, but it is on a warm passage from t

and the local languages really spoken by small groups of eto has pretty expensive for any state. it kills law. can't argue with that, it's much easier to create reservations for them. it was not necessary reservations . you could just have these people, assimilation exists what i meant. i said reservation stubbornly, yes, limit it is graded in russia. we have stayed support programs for such indigenous peoples and sheer of the form. i saw a lot of ethnic minorities involved color. there was a house of indigenous people at the far east street exhibition. also, russia will be presiding over the arctic councils for the next 2 years. and that sir, it was a significant studios. we actually ran a number of expeditions in support of to programs like these can wasn't deal and now is it all done for promotion? so we could have an exhibition of local traditions, sideshow, why do you think cause that for a big nation with imperial ambitions was manny see here, what's the point of invest in ethnic minorities? let me explain this little of up to their political. what would i came to the arcti

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eto's in santa cruz county have been cut off from their neighbors after heavy rain from the last storm washed away part of a key roadway. ktvu stop a reporter jesse gary joining us now live vin correlate those with the latest on this situation, jesse alexa, break in the weather get the sun out right now is allowing crews to make repairs to redwood road up in the mountains that will make it easier for some of the residents there who may or may not have power to get in town and buy the essentials at the community store behind me. today a contractor bringing in truckloads of boulders to fill a large gap in the 100 block of redwood road, 20. ft by 20. ft section of the street collapsed when the supporting soil was weakened by the most recent storm upwards of nine homeowners in this isolated section of unincorporated santa cruz county are cut off, unable to use vehicles to travel miles long, serpentine path back into town. she was it that we have a lot of roads in santa cruz county to go up into the mountains and their one lane roads, and there's no outlet. and so if you live behind the sit

the routes along which military equipment is moving, the brave group was watching our ecocor ruslan etoch until a few hours ago the armed forces of ukraine used their position. they surrendered and now our sappers were the first to come here. step by step. carefully and slowly, they check the entire territory, before this road led to the stronghold of the apu. now it will be another siding to the front for our troops. the movement of vehicles will begin after every meter passes the sappers of the group, the brave of the central military district, every step to the engineering unit of the group of the brave is given at risk for life. i even counted how many mines i shot, i didn’t count at all, and i try not to count. you even shoot. you can say the work of such a sapper of the group of the whole. the brave ones rely on the experience they were in syria and here from the first days of the special operation they hope for ammunition weighing more than 40 kg, the written seeker warns of the threat of a raised hand gesture, after which everyone freezes , anti-tank is detected. yes, the decisi

when he completed that mark clark reached out and grabbed him because they were just establishing the eto under eisenhower was his corps commander of two corps in charge of training and he grabbed o'daniel to be the amphibious training center commander, worked closely. the british learned a lot from their techniques and procedures and, set up that training. his reward regimental command in the 34th division of the 168. he had the command for two months long enough to take it through torch and do very well and taking algiers in algeria promoted in december of 19 4042. he was 591 on a list of 592 and seniority of brigadier generals in the army. but as soon they got pinned on general clark, grabbed them again, established the fifth army training center, which all the troops for sicily and italy then was partially because he was an expert help the various divisions helped third division go into sicily, operating the beachhead. then in september he worked for general fred walker, taking the 36th in and helped organize that rather chaotic beachhead as the as the germans counter-attacked and the

the first time instor the historasy as a speaker, not allowing the minority to appoint to a committet eto pc to pick and choose. we watched the politicization ofk this. i think the american publichat a should actually see all what happened instead of a reportpp. it's written for a politicalca basis. and i think the answerl we're looking through that i wantyes, to be very thoughtful about it. >> but yes, i'm engaged to d ioo that. thawell, yeah, after two full years, after a highly publicized, highly politicizedd congressional committee, after endless grandstanding in the media, after unprecedentedee political crackdowns, after nearly 1000 arrests, after all of that, americans, yes, they do have a right to know jaa what actually happened on january 6th. that's what kevin mccarthy said. who that's what kevin mccarthy said.herw weo could argue otherwisise?e? >> what's the counterargument? well, there is onemocrats and democrats have been makingem it in court.ha >> and that's why the footaget from that day is still hiddedan here's an actual quote from an actual brief filed in an actual federa