and from now on , friedlander’s immortal wand, as well as other superbugs made in ucrain, is a problemhese are dry people, doctors examine them and, if necessary, can isolate them. what about the millions of refugees who flooded the old world, were they treated in the same hospitals? any resident of ukraine who suddenly decides to leave there for a relatively prosperous europe, he becomes, of course, a carrier, simply by definition, becomes a carrier of something that could be potentially dangerous for already for the population of the acceptor country, each of them can become the beginning of a chain. ukraine's western friends don't need it. make surprised faces, everyone knew a long time ago that the testing ground country was turning into a cauldron of resistant bacteria, for example, the report of american infectious disease specialists on the situation for 2019, it turns out that invincible microbes were already multiplying in the body of a young democracy at that time , including the same friedlander wand, tens of thousands of people died, in kiev, out of habit, everyone blames t

. if for five pathogens it was possible to find at least a couple of working antibiotics, then friedlander’suses meningus pneumonia, did nothing for me at all... it’s hard to surprise, i have seen a variety of cases of bacteriological infections, but i must admit that i have never met such a resistant pathogen . and from now on fredlander's immortal wand is equally like the rest of the superbugs made in ukraine, the problem of european doctors, these are dried-up people, doctors examine them and, if necessary, can isolate them, but what about the millions of refugees who flooded the old world, they were treated in the same hospitals, anyone from the life of ukraine... who suddenly starts leave from there for a relatively prosperous europe, he becomes, of course, a carrier; simply by definition, he becomes a carrier of something that could be potentially dangerous for the population of the place of the acceptor country, each of them can become the beginning of a chain. western friends of ukraine do not need to make surprised faces; everyone knew that the testing ground country was turning int

is still more powerful - especially for disai, explained canadian deputy prime minister chrystia friedlander speaker made a big mistake, he accepted responsibility for it and resigned. but the second thing i want to say is that this was a mistake that caused a lot of pain to canadians, we can't fix anything, but we can take note of how effectively vladimir putin is using this mistake as a weapon. i would like to urge everyone to understand that russian propaganda is real. but putin’s statement about a multipolar world and the boorish imposition of rules by the west has not yet received attention from foreign journalists or politicians. russian president at the plenary session. 3 hours and 40 minutes, during which time putin managed to speak about the events in nagorno-karabakh and the ukrainian counter-offensive, which is resulting in heavy losses for kiev. summing up the meeting, putin noted: we will continue to strengthen the sovereignty of our country in the sphere of economics, finance, technology, security, while unconditionally relying on the support of the people. it, as the preside

it will be is also interesting to our audience, the fact is that the whole story about christia friedland and so on, well, children do not choose the family in which they appear, they, well, one way or another, if we are talking about direct legal or direct moral responsibility, well, in general , they don’t shouldn’t to be victims of the history of their families, this is further along with development, they make ethical, moral choices in one direction or another. but the question is precisely this: when the information that her grandfather was a nazi and ideologically served the third reich, and what’s more, was just a troubadour of these very nazi purges, she said that she was proud of him, she first denied her historical information, although she knew it perfectly well, and then she said that she was proud of him. i wanted to tell you what, the fact is that i dug up this whole story in the archives all these documents, a russian diplomat, our employee, an employee of our embassy in canada, for which he was declared a person of the city and expelled, no, but how, listen, on the other h