of the fau.ody. uh, this is an organization that meets once every two years and the fall conference agreed with the proposal of belarus that the final document of this conference will include a provision on the need to maintain trade routes, open exceptions and trade barriers and restrictions, the main of which are just these very ones as we call them sanctions , or how to call them correctly, e, from the point of view. e international public law unilateral coercive measures. that is, those measures that have passed by. uh, the un charter past the un security council which were adopted by countries unilaterally of their own free will unequivocally affects and the fao confirms this. you recently criticized the politicization of phalluses. what it consists in - this is an organization that is called upon to determine the factors influencing the development of hunger and minimize the influence of these factors, but unfortunately since the beginning of last year, at the suggestion of the united state

if understanding these processes, about which you are talking about european representatives of the fauestion being raised? there is understanding. the answer is no. when we first started this discussion, concerning in particular the subject of sanctions, huh? europeans and americans told us that there are no unilateral measures regarding food and fertilizers, and it even went so far that i personally read out the number of their decision to the representatives of the european union in the presence of the statues of countries. in which these same sanctions are introduced. when this decision was announced to all other countries, the rhetoric changed. yes of course, there are sanctions, but if it were not for the conflict in ukraine, nothing would have happened. true , we asked them, that is, you, a year before the conflict began in ukraine in advance, knowing that there were sanctions against belarusian fertilizers, then the rhetoric changed for the third time. you know about food. sanctions do not exist, and with regard to fertilizers, they again asked mine and that's it. this is happen

. fau disappeared i pray to god that he drowned in the swamps mesopotamia vistula and forks. 3 questions weapons of retaliation not although there are no obvious failures. well, good luck jerks. tangible victories, we also do not observe. i 'd be glad muller if you're not waiting now for us to bring his case. they denied it. my suspicions. i sympathize with the stirnitsa. and i would like to get you a documentary refutation of my sudden, emerging suspicion. i never got any signals from him. well from mistakes and failures in our business. nobody can be guaranteed. if you think i'm very wrong. of course, the suspicions that have arisen need to be analyzed from all sides, otherwise in general. why keep my apparatus then we can all be named. slackers evading the front. don't you have any more facts? i don't even know what to tell you. i asked for several days to record his conversations with our people. those whom i unconditionally trust speak openly to each other. and the tragedy of the state of stupidity of our military trail goering goering this terrible, what awaits us all, if the russi

not new, we already know about these e-e turbines in 1944, when the germans developed and they used fauowerful weapon, because these missiles and drones with such turbines can develop a speed of mach four. it is quite so big and it is a problem for the ukrainian air defense, the russians started it. to develop not from er good life - the basis of any drone is the engine and engines er they buy electric engines and internal combustion they buy from china in iran and now gradually the americans and western allies they these channels overlap and these engines, and these micro engines that run on gasoline and gas, and they can be assembled from local materials, that is, on the territory of the russian federation, at the same time , knowing the history and uh, you can say that these engines are so rare that they are fuel quite problematic in the start-up and maintenance and quite unreliable, therefore, the russians, if they can do it, but this requires very large funds and a lot of time, and well, there is no, there is no such a-a confidence that they will succeed precisely because of- becau

troops entered germany and they captured, rather, quite such a significant number er rockets well, the fauf, with minor modifications, became known as the soviet r1 missile, not only weapons and entire factories were exported from germany, but also scientists who later worked for the soviet union, although the results of their work for centuries are not under their names , the kalashnikov assault rifle is the pride of of the russian arms industry since the time of the soviet union and even now due to its ease of use and reliability, it has become the most common small arms in the world. why are experts convinced that the russian gunsmith kalashnikov this machine has no relation at the time of creation of the machine, his name was mikhail kalashnikov, he was 27, the 17th child of a collective peasant family in the russian countryside, he did not have any engineering education, a person who at the age of 18 saw a steam train for the first time and , after reading a book about the history of weapons, created such weapon, well, it is probably wrong, there is such and such an opinion that the m

but also the very visual face of this investigation in fulton county into donald trump and that is fau nie willis, a sourc who's familiar with law enforcement in atlanta. she has she have had additional security protection near her home. willis has recently urged local officials to stay vigilant about any security threats. in an email obtained by cnn willis shared racist and sexualized messages she has received due to this investigation and similar threatening voicemails. the sheriff, patrick labott, he is the man in charge of security on the ground here in ferreras-copeland. he -- fulton county. >> we are leveraging technology. how it can create a force multiplier for us. then twee have as many as four or five other sheriff's offices coming in to help across those particular parameters and making sure holistically we are safe. we're ready. >> trump has been over the past couple of months been attacking willis on campaign events and on truth social with what he's been saying against her. willis has previously said that due to trump's rhetoric, security concerns have escalated. isabel r

. >> the faucet is flowing, stop the flow of faus sxet have decompression strategy at the border. sustainable, 10,000 per month, the math does not add up. >> laura: the math doesn't add up. the decompression strategy, can't even say support the border. he cannot bring himself to say what we all know, this is all on biden for flinging over the border in the first place. >> are you frustrated with the biden administration, you place blame on them for more welcoming stance that led to this record surge? >> a lot of blame to go around, again, republicans have been blocking real immigration re form. what is at the heart of this for me, what is more american than the right to work? >> laura: uh-huh. there you have it. like all globalists, adams believes that borders are immoral, especially the united states border. he believes that anyone, anywhere in the world has inherent right to be american and because americans have not cooperated in that insane idea, they're to blame for the migrant mess. of course, the truth is far easier to process, though. right? like illegals, nanny their kid

our community members and certainly our nearly 30,000 students are at the top of the list alongside faut caused panic. and students had to jump out of a first story window to get to safety. probable cause hearing has been set for september 18th for tailei qi. investigators are still trying to figure out what led him to do this. look at that video, just awful. >> terrible. very scary situation for so many students here. classes canceled today as well. when is campus reopening? >> reporter: wednesday it seems at this point it gets back to normal, about you events and classes had been canceled for monday and tuesday. clearly a lot of processing that needs to be doneyou events and classes had been canceled for monday and tuesday. clearly a lot of processing that needs to be done as they were just going through their second week of classes. hoping that they were having a good experience only for this to happen. just awful. >> it is. nick valencia, thank fought lalfor the latest. >> the real slim shady just stood up. why vivek ramaswamy is taking heat now from eminem. ♪ ♪ wake up, gotta go! c

trump's defeat, in 2020, he seemingly made a faus yan bargain working to undermine democracy in ordersave his career. i feel like it was a few years before that. what do you make of the fact that the rico guy is now the rico defendant? >> well, it's shakespearian in its dimensions because rudy was an evangelist about the rule of law in a very draconian way. and he used rico, i think, to great effect as we all know to go after the mob. the argument being that you could never touch the people at the head of the mob families because they were very good at insulating their own actions from their minions who went out there, soldiers out on the street, who did the crimes. rudy said, it was very important to attach what lower level people did to the people orchestrating the schemes. shades of donald trump much later. everybody who has been pulled up in the january 6th investigation has complained that they came there because trump asked them to come here. they thought they were doing what they had been told to do and yet trump wasn't being held accountable. the argument against rico being us

this isn't just, you know, for as long as this fault you know, for as long as this fau yeah.hrough people's rights then , if they are cancelled or then, if they are cancelled or delayed like this ? delayed like this? >> it's a tricky situation. a lot of the rights that we've rolled over , um, where the rolled over, um, where the airlines are responsible in situations like this, you've got to hope that people have travel insurance in place. they will need to speak to their travel insurers before they go spending any additional money to make sure that they're not to going be airlines be out of pocket. airlines liability is to get you to your destination or offer you a refund. so people that are in the travelling now their the uk travelling now on their first will be entitled to first sector will be entitled to a refund. um or rebooking to their destination . beyond that, their destination. beyond that, their destination. beyond that, the airlines aren't really responsible for much more passengers that are in destination. they're more a duty of care, responsibility of the airlin