in volgograd, he invited sirkov to cube here is fidel, here...ctly are they in cuba? here in cuba, sirkov was invited not only to fidel castro, but to his naval residence. and then in her autobiography it was called wake me up early. tserkov recalled fidel as, in many ways, a very strong and dexterous person. together with fidel, we swam in the bay, dived, played tag, just like the boys on the volga. since childhood, i knew how to swim well, but it was difficult to catch him. he was catching me. to be completely precise, the first volga from among the new leaders of revolutionary cuba to see was not fidel from chagivar, he came to volgograd in the sixtieth year, that is, 3 years before castre's visit. do you see the tv tower in the background? this is a television tower on mamayev kurgan, where our television and radio company is located. let's take a look at the editorial office. this is another photo of chaga vara, definitely taken in volgograd. pay attention to these columns on this chandelier. the photo was taken. here in the tsaritsyn opera,

and here in volgograd with fidel there were many meetings with workers.e hall of military labor glory of the administration of the volgograd region. here on the walls are the names of volgograd residents, holders of gold stars, including sirkov af. joiner at the red october plant. including him, with alexander firsovich sirkov, for whom, by the way, the great vuchetich himself created a bust. these are definitely them in cuba. here in cuba, sirkov was invited not just to fidel castro, but to his naval residence. and then in her autobiography it was called “wake me up early.” tserkov remembered fidel as in in many ways, a very strong and dexterous person. together with fidel, we swam in the bay, dived, played tag, just like the boys on the volga. since childhood, i knew how to swim well, but it was difficult to catch him. he caught me more often. amazing. the water was warm, clean, light , to be completely precise, the first volga among the new leaders of the revolutionary cube was not fidel, but chagivara, he arrived in volgograd in the sixtieth year, tha

the rebel army led by fidel castro.radise for americans during the years of prohibition, there were casinos there that were banned in the states for some time, in general, all sins that could not be legally sold within the united states were exported to cuba, and there... for the law was not written for the american elite, the majority of the population, i ’m not talking about the elite here, did not receive any profit from this, in general, all the money was taken out of the country, infrastructure, schools, hospitals were not built, the cuban dictator batista, he we we usually remember him in connection with the cuban revolution, in connection with the names there of fidel castro, camillo sinfuegos, chagivara. why this revolution was generally a success, since the cuban people already had batista in their livers, he was not the only one of his kind, there were many such dictators in latin america, but batista, of course, was distinguished by his unprincipledness, his cruelty and his servility, if you have meaning, so

the rebel army led by fidel castro entered santiago de cuba in triumph, greeted by jubilant crowds ofhment of rebels under the command of chagiwara occupied govan. the brutal dictator fulgencio batisto, whose regime had been supported by washington for many years, was overthrown; the americans, many of whom lived and vacationed in cuba, because this was a real latin american las vegas, had to hastily flee. it was a paradise for americans in the years prohibition, there were casinos that were banned in the states for some time, in general, all sins that could not be legally sold within the united states were exported to cuba, and there the law was unwritten for the american elite, most of the population , i’m not talking about the elite here, i didn’t receive any profit from this... but profit, and in general, all the money was taken out of the country, infrastructure, schools, hospitals were not built, the cuban dictator batista, we usually remember him in connections with the cuban revolution in connection with the names of fidel there castro, camilla sinfuegosa, chaguivars. why was

fidel and his brave comrades landed on the soil of their native island to carry out a revolution.o, more once again, it was from there that in 1956 fidel launched the fight against the hated dictator batista. what is the coincidence for us there are two of them, an amazing thing, the helmsman on the yacht granma at fedelcaster was the same man, his name was norberto kolyado, who was an acoustician on that same boat in mms. we remember that that german submarine was attacking at that moment, going in to attack the transports that were carrying sugar for the soviet union. and what’s important is that then sugar was used for food, of course, but also for the production of alcohol, alcohol for production. gunpowder, look, it’s shot, not shot, a whole cartridge, what does that mean, well, maybe there’s gunpowder, there’s gunpowder inside, yes, that ’s right, look, all that remains is to determine what kind of gunpowder it is, and we have it assumption that here too we can find a cuban trace of sugar alcohol, we pack the collected samples in special bags in which they will be sent to th

fidel castro made a radio address.was then that fidel castro announced socialist character of the cuban revolution, but under battista it was a kind of paradise for relaxation and for... american business, which once again felt very painful in cuba under battista. battista's regime was so bloody and cruel that even us president kennedy spoke about it, who called batista the embodiment of american sins. in general, this battista came to plasti several times, that is, this is such a not entirely consistent process. and the united states was ready to turn a blind eye to any internal political issues. on average, 10 people every day either disappeared or were summarily executed . batista's brutal regime naturally aroused popular anger, but the help that washington provided to batista allowed him to rule quite confidently for some time in cuba. a record figure of 40%. havana has been transformed into the las vegas of latin america. american firms controlled more than 2/3 of the economy, including. 90% mining, 90% electrical

, and in the courtyard of the museum, the yacht granma, this is the cuban analogue of the cruiser, fidel and his brave comrades landed on... attacked the transports that were carrying sugar for the soviet union. and what’s important is that sugar was then used for food, of course. but also for the production of alcohol, alcohol for the production of gunpowder, look, it ’s fired, not whole cartridges have been fired. what does it mean? well, maybe there's gunpowder, there's gunpowder inside? yes, here it is, exactly, look, all that remains is to determine what kind of gunpowder it is, but we have an assumption that we can find cuban here too. trace of sugar alcohol. we pack the collected samples into special bags in which they will be sent to the laboratory of the volgograd state internal affairs department. waiting for research results again in moscow. i wonder if our do viewers know that this monument to mayakovsky has a volgograd accent? and how - the author, sculptor of this monument, my fellow countryman, alexander kebalnikov. well then, god himself. so that the prologue to the final

dos dÍas despuÉs en una conferencia de prensa, se declarÓ en contra de sus hermanos raÚl y fidel y en >> creo que estaba cumpliendo con un deber de cubana, era una labor necesaria que alguien le hiciera. y la estaba haciendo. >> la apariciÓn de las memorias del hÍjar de rebelde de fidel castro le hace escribir sus propias memorias. >> si yo pudiera definir a juanita con una sola palabra, dirÍa valiente. ahÍ no hay quien lo niegue. >> muriÓ juanita castro sin haber vuelto a hablar con sus hermanos, y sin haber regresado nunca mÁs a su cuba. >> gracias marÍa. hacemos una pausa. cuando regresemos emigrÓ de venezuela para lograr su sueÑo de ser cantante pero la asesinaron mÉxico vÍctima de un femicidio. >> una familia demanda al un policÍa que movilizÓ a su hijo de ocho aÑos en wyoming. >> con investigaciÓn revela grande problema de sobria entre controladores aÉreos. de quÉ se trata. ♪ ♪ rreo notificaciones de renovación. chequee su buzón, complete el formulario y reenvíelo inmediatamente para no perder su cobertura. y si usted o su familia perdieron medicaid o chip, visite cuidadodesalud

did you meet fidel castro?ple of times, he was somebody that turned up to ballet events, and events of all kinds of artistic things. an amazing figure, very tall man, everybody was afraid of him, i was afraid of him, too much power in one man, but my father loved the man, because of he lived in the time before. he went and got to meet him as well. i did a sort of musical extravaganza in 2020, 2002 sorry. he turned up in a suit, because normally comes with the green military outfit and then my father on camera met him, and he started to talk about with him and everything, and i remember my father said he was the messiah and all of that, and fidel said to my father, you know, you know too much, i'm going to pay you a visit so we can really have a chat over coffee, like a proper chat, and my father did not leave the house for months after that, because i said should we go out? he said no, no, fidel told me he is coming, i better wait, and obviously he never did, but that tells you how much he admired fidel. do you

sanctions, the subsequent embargo that the united states imposed against cuba after coming to power fidel castro, but here it must be said that the soviet union provided support to the cubans, and we, for example, entered into agreements with them on the purchase of sugar. and this is cuba’s main export item, they provided political and economic assistance to cuba, as friendly state, well, chagivara himself came to moscow, was greeted as a hero and generally enjoyed very wide fame, great popularity, like fidel castro, well, actually cuba, it was considered as the fruit of our influence in the latin region. it was possible and i’m moving a little away from the cambric topic, the americans, of course, made a big mistake, instead of trying to establish some kind of compromise with these guys, they decided to break them by force, that is, they stopped buying cuban sugar, yes, sanctions were introduced there, well, as they usually do, so to speak, trampling underfoot, but unexpectedly the soviet union extended a helping hand, economically... and militarily, and well , since then cuba has been

and the brothers fidel and raul castro ruled cuba for more than 60 years.hey are together fought against the battista dictatorship and built socialism on the island. in 2008, when fidel retired due to a serious illness, raul took charge of the island. he retired just... last year at the age of 89, but remained in politics as the leader of the cuban revolution. robert mugabe led zimbabwe for 37 years and was overthrown at age 93 in 2017, dying two years later. about charisma as a phenomenon of social philosophy. first and now we’ll talk to oleg keldyushov, an excellent specialist in... flying, it is already mentioned by the apostle paul, this is the greek, greek version of charisma, this word has different variants, for example, in the first letter to the corinthians the apostle paul is mentioned nine times, in other letters it is also actively used, moreover, early christian theologians actively discussed charisma precisely as a divine gift or as a gift of the holy spirit. that is, this concept was actively developed in christian theology, this concept expe

in 2008, when fidel retired due to a serious illness, raul took charge of the island.e retired only the year before last, at the age of 89, but remained in politics as the leader of the cuban revolution. robert mugabe led zimbabwe for 37 years and was overthrown at an age. theologians and in the study of religion, primarily in germany, which is exactly where max weber emphasized it when he began to develop his own sociology of religion, where it essentially became the central category, what is interesting here is that charisma is at the intersection of two spheres, on the one hand, it is the sphere of religious salvation, the search for salvation, on the other hand, it is the sphere of political power. that is, the charismatic finds, the owner of this unique gift, he is exactly at the intersection of these two worlds, on the one hand , he receives this gift from an unknown source, the source of this gift can be determined in different ways, but what is sociologically obvious is that a charismatic can use this gift to influence people, and this makes this concept so sig

in 2008, when fidel retired due to a serious illness, raul took charge of the island.retired only the year before last, at the age of 89, but remained in politics as the leader of the cuban revolution. robert mugabe led zimbabwe for 37 years and was overthrown at age 93 in 2017 . died two. first it must be said that this concept had a certain history, long before max, he did not invent it, moreover, it existed , so to speak, in social rotation for almost 2000 years, it is already mentioned by the apostle paul, it is a greek, greek version of charisma, this word with various variants, for example, in the first letter to the corinthians of the apostle paul. is mentioned nine times in other epistles, it is also actively used, moreover, early christian theologians actively discussed charisma precisely as a divine gift or as a gift of the holy spirit, that is, this concept was actively developed in christian theology, this the concept experienced a kind of renaissance at the turn of the nineteenth and early 20th centuries in protestant theology in the study of religion, pri

we tried to kill fidel with an exploding cigar. that's how good we were.ng on. you're not even pretending to me you didn't know. not at the time, i did not know. but i certainly know now. you must have known about cia covert actions in chile designed to bring down a socialist government. you know, i did not, because i didn't... my people were not doing... ..any real work in chile. everything is kind of siloed at the cia. what, you tried to close your mind to stuff that perhaps colleagues mentioned or that you read in the newspapers? and you must have thought to yourself, "i bet we have some involvement in that." i might have. i don't... that was not my focus. and i'm not trying to dodge your question. i was very, very wrapped up in what we were doing, where the work was, where the problems were. i guess my ultimate point is that there came a point in the 1990s when people looked back on what the cia had done, when, for example, one leading senator, daniel patrick moynihan, led an effort to get the cia abolished, saying that secrecy, he says, keeps mistakes

fidel castro, the late leader of cuba. the cuban revolution and mr.castro's personality have always attracted iranian revolutionaries before the victory of the islamic revolution, and the reason for that was his honesty in revolutionary positions. the leader of the islamic revolution emphasized: revolutionary honesty, revolutionary standing and revolutionary seriousness, the common denominator of the cuban revolution and the islamic revolution of iran. in this meeting, hojjat al-islam and al-muslimin raisi, the president , was also present. mr. miguel diazal, the president of cuba, while expressing his satisfaction with the meeting with the leader of the islamic revolution, also compared his words and positions with the concerns and positions of the cuban government. you know and said that relations between iran and cuba have been on the right track after the victory of the islamic revolution, and in our talks in tehran , we concentrated all efforts to deepen these relations, especially in the economic and commercial spheres. the president of cuba emp

fidel castro, the late leader of cuba, and said: the cuban revolution and mr. castro's personality have always had a special attraction for iranian revolutionaries before the victory of the islamic revolution. the reason for that was his honesty in his revolutionary positions. the leader of the islamic revolution emphasized: revolutionary sincerity, revolutionary stand and revolutionary seriousness are the common features of the cuban revolution and the islamic revolution. in this meeting, which was attended by president hojjat al-islam and al-muslimin raisi , the president of cuba, mr. miguel diaz-canel, expressed khorsandi, who spoke with the leader of the islamic revolution , considered his words and positions to be in line with the concerns and positions of the cuban government and said: relations between iran and cuba are on the right track after the victory of the islamic revolution, and in their talks in tehran, they made every effort to deepen these relations. we focused especially in the economic and commercial field. emphasizing that the two countries

he should be i don't know but he should be. >> we do pledge fidelity to the constitution. and if you are convicted of being an insurrectionist you are excluded. he was never even charged and not convicted of it. >> harris: we'll move to this. marie, you first. the president is peddling bidenomics against despite american voters are telling pollers they don't like the policy. it's painful. here is the president at a black chamber of commerce event yesterday in milwaukee. >> president biden: increase the middle class, poor have a shot and the wealthy still do very well. middle class does well and we all do well. that's when we call bidenomics. >> harris: in a recent "wall street journal" poll 52% of voters say they have an unfavorable view of bidenomics. yet he is still talking about that. maybe because his name is in it, marie? >> we'll talk messaging now. i don't think that name that catch phrase has caught on and should probably move on from it. i do think there is good economic news for the middle class. wages up, unemployment down. manufacturing is booming in many parts

also defended rights. of their people on the faith of christ, who experienced persecution for their fidelity to the truths of the gospel. this year marks the 140th anniversary of the birth of porfiry of zaslavsky, a locally revered saint who lived and served at the beginning of the last century and is especially remembered in the transfiguration orthodox church of zaslavl. in the world porfiry rubanovich. who was this man and why was his name included in the cathedral of belarusian saints? a conversation about memory, faith and personalities who strengthened the traditions of faith in belarus with the archpriest. ganennya, no threat, it’s the end of the holy service, as we don’t pay any tribute for god, for people, and this ahvyara yana is not wrong. no one, but it is clear that at the same time, in other hours of history , we are faced with certain adnosins, navat varozhymi, and in our meetings we stand in front of you, which we do not need to explain, we do not only for chalaveks, but for christians. today at 16:05 and tomorrow at 8 am on tv channel belarus 3, watch. a new series from zasl

happen immediately afterwards um the askanal is the first cuban president after the late president fidelan so uh needless to say that in itself is huge deal and to uh stamp that approval uh we're looking at the mous that are being signed between the two countries, obviously these two countries have lot in common in terms of the way that the us has targeted them in the form of sanctions, there are lots of areas of cooperation that uh can be advanced when it comes to the two countries agenda, but the foreign policy line lies pretty much on the same page, and uh that is being materialized as we see here in the form of mous that are being signed between the two in various fields, energy and minds of the republic of cuba regarding energy and minds, now the signatories from the islam of iran say, minister of labor and social affairs and from the cuban side, olivia, the minister of energy and mines of cuba. firmar es el memorándum de entendimiento de cooperación entre el ministerio de cooperativas, trabajo y bienestar social de la república islámica de irán y ministerio de ministerio de energía

somebody wanted them dead at a time when the committee wanted to talk to them about plots against fidel which the commission did not know. it led me to be curious and i am still curious because neither murder has been solved, so i still think about who did and why they were both silenced and not to talk about that plot or those implications against kennedy. >> well, we ran across professional assassin, code name unknown and i think that came up in that testimony, if i recall. i was headed, in the first parliamentary delegation with a dozen other senators and i talked to them and said, it wasn't just me. it was back, from moscow, overnight in amsterdam and i had no evidence, and they might be somewhere nearby, that there was an indication that he was also implicated in one or more of those plots so i wanted to find him and talk to him and asking him if he had anything to add about all of this. they said, i will do my best and were sent off to moscow and spent a week there and did transit back there amsterdam with their spouses and my dear late wife, lee, and i got a message from a man, a

will be called iran, well it was on the side of iran , but when the revolution happened commander fidel castro was the first person to recognize the islamic revolution and was the first person to invite in 1979 when iran became the islamic republic. iran, which has been named, should join the non-commitment countries. and it was thanks to this invitation that iran became a member, and an important gap was created, which itself was a peak in the relations , from the side of latin america, this time, iran moved. in fact, a commander and another important leader will be added to this action, commander chavs, who will open the door to other countries to join the albab alliance and strengthen their relations with iran and mr. mahmoud ahmadinejad. playing an important role at this time , he also traveled many times to latin american countries. and advancing many projects in different fields, energy, health , etc., and a very close alliance with venezuela, cuba, bolivia, and ecuador, and this is the condition that during his presidency, so much this relationship is strengthened for the first t

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fidel castro to tehran , it is taking place.e with the continuity of relations. one more time than for us, the islamic republic of iran is a sister nation in the middle east, with which we can propose more ambitious goals based on the foundations of these relationships, and for us, this visit is to re-emphasize that the islamic republic of iran is our friend and brother country in the middle east and seeks to realize its goals we are ambitious, based on our historical relations. and after the very useful official negotiations that we had, we reached the signing of the cooperation document here. aprovechar mutuamente las potencialidades creativas de trabajo y de talento de nuestro pueblo para enfrentar las , and this basis of relations and cooperation between the two countries is based on a series of common principles, one of the most important of which is that allah is the greatest, allah is the greatest. i bear witness that there is no god but allah . i bear witness that muhammad is the messenger of god. i bear witness that muh

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still the supervisee was for me and introduce because what i just if i did is share that is the fidelity brokerage. so good news here, the dream they're going to get the 4 digits we're doing it. so we produce, you know, the the salvage service, the so, so it depends. but it's good tribute of jonesborough for liquids, the chief of the year. yeah, the phone won't be yourself. we do put that on the most of this, the priest for the position of what's the most that you know ok is extra and that's go off is in the media 3 weeks for the subsidy. unless you did, you know they have, of course of the i don't want to do. yeah. you just what's your that's what i'm going to do. you have me. yeah. what else are the zip is, uh the to keep it off the state for services. you're so smart, okay? then your 1st step is $53.00 plus types of shows by the, the snyder, the just the fortune throw, not the ones that us missed them that my nora will. so when you, when you're supposed to apply to you, you've got all these important wisdom. i'm not going to force you to just put it on one side or you know, summer as

it did it together now the room is actually seems deal with especially fidelity is because that beautiful. has anybody yet done the rooms for me? yes, i do see a number created could sort of put that off and then me to provide you my list of books. those are what you could show the mostly that was a specialist here. it doesn't. yeah. but it just fitness interest. so, but those are the bonus eventually suspended, but it has to be in the deals of others. this streaming apps have built the store to solution. i mean that is albany. yep. this michigan deck, i'm glad it's not ours on the list. do you sell them as a person, but some of the facts and that's probably a good number to that point, but that's the one that people sitting in the office to the last interview. but the use of deluxe that that's the thing is nice of the, the way i mean that did it was, i mean the very difficult stuff through there. but there was something that was like this. it was the old on the 4th of the book and to be honest and trustworthy. little spiritual inches, which times is on some of the dental and it is availa

including fidel castro and others. and senator hart was one of three members of the committee who were part of that smaller -- it wasn't really a subcommittee, but it was a smaller unit that was investigating. and you told me a great story about how you had found out that the cia had a hitman and he wanted to meet him. and what happened then. it's a great story up in. could you just describe what happened, it's a great story. >> well, when we found out that the agency had been involved in assassination plots, including against fidel castro, almost on a demented pattern, it opens up a lot of new doors, and the major one was that the cia used mafia figures to try to help in the plots against castro. why? well, because the mafia had owned and run both havana and most of cuba for quite a number of decades. so, when bill colby, then director of the cia, opened up the so-called family jewels, that led to an awful lot of our investigations. here where three names mafia figures. so, the first thing we discovered was that of fo

it's the highest fidelity of any song this is like listening to the beatles. >> steve: really [ laughterah >> jimmy: so, when you listen to "wrap me up" in atmos, when you turn your head, i go with you. >> steve: what [ talking over each other >> jimmy: it's like listening to the song sideways >> steve: yeah it's all a focal point >> questlove: it's like the band's with you. >> jimmy: like the band is with you wherever you turn your head >> steve: like the beetles >> jimmy: what >> steve: like the beetles b-e-e -- >> jimmy: i wouldn't compare it to the beatles - >> steve: well, some people might. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] the beatles, i didn't even know if they made holiday music >> steve: yeah that's what i felt >> jimmy: interesting comparison >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: thank you very much. i'm honored. but, yeah, the only way you can probably listen to -- if you spin while you're listening to this song -- it's 360 sound >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah ♪ there you go ♪ give me the nice list i know you've been waiting ♪ ♪ yeah, i'm a nice gift and i know how to shake it wrap me up

i sang swan fidelity, my 5 years in the room on... stools in front of the guests.ad! on sunday. games in the intensive care unit on a koshirka, they said. it will be, here is your phone number, some nika wrote to you, she was very worried when the old life fell into pieces, you will have money for a house and the maldives, stop fooling around, go back to your love, kiril, i actually i’m married, i have children, so that’s exactly why i’m inviting you to lunch and not dinner, don’t rush to leave everything behind, you’re serious, this doesn’t concern you, i left because i understand? that i can’t do without you, i can’t do without children, oncoming lane, on sunday on rtr. instead of a thousand words , a thousand notes, scientists from queen mary university of london conducted a study and found out that people with a high level of mental development prefer music without words, intellectuals like to listen to instrumental compositions. for extroverts i like fiery dance rhythms, which is what so-called music lovers tend to be depressed about. choose complex texts, it

phrase from the river to the sea, the discenter was the model of personal courage and constitutional fidelity and my view congressman of kentucky who basically was the view that this was not for the government to do to get involved in this kind of thing, but why does the government do these things and why are the numbers so overwhelming? 412, there's 435 members of the house, there are few vacancies and there were few people not there, 412 to one to one, how does something get that lobside? well, the simple answer is it's because they're under the thumb of the israel lobby and israel has penetrated our government system very... effectively through the lobby and uh this is what you get out of the other end as far as these people are concerned you have uh there is a first amendment and you have freedom of speech in the united states unless you're saying something about israel and this is this is appalling this is disgusting but the fact is they get away with it because they have such influence i would even go further control over many congressmen they they um are major donors to congressmen uh

had lots of great anti-oppression figures with resistance values like simon boulevard, jose marti, fidel castro. and chegavera is not surprising. in this regard, i talked to three latin american ambassadors to iran during their visit to the latin america cartoon and caricature exhibition at the tehron museum of contemporary arts. venezuela's ambassador to iran censured the us unwavering support for israel, blaming washington's backing for tel aviv as the main corporate for prolongation of israeli unslot. the us is playing undeniable role in the developments of gaza. it has supported. the regime's aggression against palestinians and added to all to the fire, days ago, it was the us that tweeted a un security council resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza, the us is supporting the israely genocide of palestinians and is contributing to the continuation of this massacer. the bolivian ambassador also pointed to the us move to veto a un security council resolution that would have called for immediate cease fire in gaza, unfortunately we're observing that some international organizations

from the river to the sea. uh, the discenter was the model of personal courage and constitutional fidelity, in my view, congressman thomas messi uh of kentucky, who basically was of the view that this was not for the government to do to get involved in this kind of thing, but why does the government do these things and why are the numbers so overwhelming, 412, there's 435 members of the house, there are few vacancies and there were... few people not there, 412 to one to one, how does something get that lobsided? well, the simple answer is, it's because they're under the thumb of the israel lobby, and israel has penetrated our government system very effectively through the lobby, and this is what you get out of the other end, as far as these people are concerned, you have there is a first amendment and you have freedom of speech in the united states, unless you're saying something about israel. and this is this is appalling, this is disgusting, but the fact is they get away with it because they have such influence - i would even go further control over many congressmen, they um they um are

our president was so well received, is precisely because they perceived that we saw another rebel, fidelh a similar effect, because the development structure that provides the golden billion and the other seven billion cannot please the other 7 billion, so any, any leader, any proposal on how to break out of of this predestination, when there is a conditional metropolis that still controls the colonies, how to break out? kopecks, kopecks, i think, where i found kopecks on the ball, and she’s in a figurative sense, that every berry is a kopeck, there's a drop and a drop of donations, well, it seems like a twig, you can throw it in the carriage, you can light the cashier, on the other hand, when you do something with it and then admire it yourself , it picked up speed and ran to grab this mushroom, i don’t know, there there were no mosses, but i took the mushroom. glyadzitsa project paleshuki on the belarus 24 tv channel . the second point of the president’s route, yes, already the most important statement of the two leaders, the president flew to china, for the second time in a year, righ

together with the political officer, his call sign fidel, we visit the positions of our fighters, deliverof the events that are happening in the brigade in russia as a whole, something like this. in the cossack unit, nastya deals with tasks, as they say by her profile, she sometimes writes notes to the cossack newspaper. there is a cossack newspaper you have, that's for sure. tell me a little about her? this is the peak newspaper. news agency , the first cossack news agency , in general, in this newspaper you can read news about the cossacks, you can read news in principle about the cossack brigades that are part of the volunteer assault corps, this, by the way, is the latest issue of correspondence from our front line , i must say that it’s really nice for fighters when they write about them, when it’s possible how... to become a fighter, but well, of course, sector of the front, i want to be useful in fighting the enemy, not with a microphone with a camera in my hands, but i directly want to , i don’t go on the attack there, i don’t fight off the attacks of enemy drgs there, well, at le

symbolic the meeting also brought together young patriots from the fidelity club, which operates at theocal kamensk school. after the official part, the delegation went to khatyn. at the memorial complex, guests paid tribute to the victims of the great patriotic war. the situation on the polish-ukrainian border is taking on new colors. ukraine confirmed that they are trying to overcome the blockage of automobiles. on the border with poland with the help of railways, according to local media reports, they are now planning to transport trucks by train, deputy head of the department of commercial work of the ukrainian railways emphasized that after the first test train passes, they plan to launch the process on a large scale. rats, bedbugs, problems with homeless people and transport, paris continues to prepare for the olympic games 20:24. previously mayor. the city stated that the capital's transport system will not be ready for the olympics. two new metro lines remain in the plans, less than a year is left before the start of the games, and the transport infrastructure in paris is alread

deals with the issues of rewarding our fighters, together with the political officer, his call sign is fidelour fighters, deliver them fresh correspondence so that the guys are aware of the events that are happening in the brigade in russia as a whole, something like this. in the cossack unit, nastya deals with tasks. as they say by her profile, she sometimes writes notes to the cossack newspaper. do you have a cossack newspaper? yes sir. tell me a little about her? this is the pika newspaper, a news agency, the first cossack news agency, in general, in this newspaper you can read news about the cossacks, you can read news in principle about the cossack brigades, which are part of the volunteer assault corps. by the way, this is the latest issue in front of you. correspondence from our front line , i must say that it’s really nice for the soldiers, when they write about them, when perhaps some small note comes out, and there ’s a call sign, even if there’s a photo there in a balaclava , and there from afar, where nothing is clear, but he knows it’s him, seriously wounded, which nastya receiv