gaddafi didn't give equipment, and gaddafi gave only eight missiles, but as we were doing this, we once heard that libyan experts left the barracks that we had considered as their headquarters , and all of them went to the libyan embassy to a bunch of missile parts and died, so that the missiles you can't get from them iran used its parts within 17 days to make 8 missiles and put them into operation and targeted the kirkuk and baghdad refineries. later , the group that went to the embassy said that it is not possible that you repaired these missiles. coming to another country has helped you, but a few missiles had run out, and saddam still had missiles, he was raining missiles on iranian cities, but he had very few people. the final academics of various cores what is the formation of the guidance and control field of the core in the field of engine and propulsion? in the 1970s, shahab arrived, and one with a range of more than 300 kilometers was an improved version of scott. it was more accurate . it was the beginning of shahab 2 and 3 in khorramshahr and the uprising of zulfiqar, emad

united states once handed over as president to barak in egypt, a great friend of western europe, gaddafi in libya, and more recently, created. it has long been for washington to tame and then betray the puppet regime in afghanistan by them the norm. do you know who the us will give the next right zelensky and his regime in ukraine somehow saw the light, even the british guardian, one of the largest british publications, reproached the united states for predatory ambitions, they say, carrying out operations. abroad. they always pursue only their goals. and as soon as the course of events becomes unfavorable. allies immediately rush to the production of the fate of crippled countries to replenish the club of broken hearts. ukraine may well, the capricious and self-centered nature of american power is well known as us friends and enemies alike washington was even ready to quarrel with old allies in order to bomb the middle east france germany protested the start of the war in iraq but the white house simply brushed aside these protests in 2011 already barack obama sent us troops to libya ag

he didn't give, and gaddafi only gave 8 peru , but we were doing things with this we heard several times that this libyan expert left the barracks that we had considered as his headquarters and went to the libyan embassy and took a bunch of rocket parts and removed them so that the rocket could not be used. cruz built and put them into operation and targeted the kirkuk and baghdad refineries . later, the group that went to the embassy from bean said that it is not possible that you repaired these missiles . coming from another country must have helped you. how many missiles are there? and saddam still had missiles and rockets rained on iranian cities he did it, but he had few people. we transferred two of those skeleton missiles that we bought from libya to the workshop for the reverse engineering of the first students of the final university . yes, you are a woman, abolfazl, in the 70s, shahab arrived and one with a range of more than 300 kilometers was an improved model of scott, it was more accurate . it was the beginning of shahab 2 and 3, khorramshahr sound , qiyam zulfiqar and imad

accept that they do not accept that they did not respond to saddam's missiles with our country, and gaddafi only gave 8 pros , but i, who were doing this work , once heard that this libyan expert left the barracks where the headquarters we had considered that and this everyone going to the libyan embassy for a bunch of missile parts and not having them so that the missile cannot be used. saddam of iran made 8 cruise missile parts within 17 days and put them into operation and targeted kirkuk and baghdad refineries. later that group they said that it is impossible for you to have repaired these missiles. i came from another country to help you. some of the missiles were used up, and saddam was still the first student of the final university. what is the field of guidance and control of the core in the field of engine and propulsion the mobile phone of the 70s reached you, shahab and one with a range of more than 300 km , it was an improved model of scott, and it was more accurate. shahab was a joke for shahab 2 and 3 who were in khorramshahr and the uprising of zulfiqar and imad fateh and ir

united states once handed over as president to barak in egypt , a great friend of western europe, gaddafi in libya, and more recently, created. they will tame the puppet regime in afghanistan and then give to washington has long been the norm. do you know who the us will give next ? correct zelensky and his regime in ukraine somehow saw the light, even the british guard of one of the largest british publications accused the united states of predatory ambitions. when conducting operations abroad, you are always pursued only by your own goals, and as soon as the course of events becomes unprofitable. allies are immediately thrown to the mercy of fate of crippled countries to replenish the club of broken hearts. ukraine may well be a capricious and self-centered character american power. well known to both friend and foe of the us washington was even ready to quarrel with old allies in order to bomb the middle east france germany protested the outbreak of the war in iraq but the white house simply brushed aside these protests in 2011 barack obama sent us troops to libya again, do not pay att

it doesn't accept that our country didn't give equipment and gaddafi only gave 8 peruvians , but what were we doing, we once heard that the libyan experts left the barracks that we had considered as mobile phones and all of them went to the libyan embassy and a bunch of rocket parts and died. so that missiles cannot be used because saddam is iran's vessel for 17 days, the parts of it made 8 cruise missiles and made them operational and targeted kirkuk and baghdad refineries. later, the group that i went to from lobia told the embassy that it is not possible that you repaired these missiles. they must have come from another country. you helped, aman, how many missiles had run out, and saddam still had missiles and was raining missiles on the cities of iran, but few of them were. you direct and control the various formations on the ground the core in the field of engine and slow propulsion in my life, abolfazl, arrived in the 70s, shahab and one with a range of more than 300 kilometers, it was an improved model of scott, and it was more accurate . emad and qasem iranian missiles with di

dates in the war accept that they do not accept saddam's missiles and gaddafi.were and all this going to the libyan embassy and taking a bunch of rocket parts and removing them so that the rocket cannot be used. within 17 days, iran made the parts of 8 cruise missiles and put them into operation and targeted kirkuk and baghdad refineries later. the group that i went to the embassy with said that it is not possible to get these missiles if you have repaired it, i must have helped you by coming from another country. those missiles had run out , and saddam still had missiles and was raining missiles on iranian cities, but few of them transferred two of those skeleton missiles that we bought from libya to the workshop. for the reverse engineering of the final university students, we slowly formed different cores in the field of guidance and control of the core in the field of engine and slow propulsion in the 1970s , the shahab arrived, and one with a range of more than 300 kilometers was an improved model of scott. and it was more accurate , it was the beginning of

our country did not provide equipment like gaddafi's libya .the embassy of libya and a number of parts of missiles and removing them so that the missile cannot be used, saddam of iran built 8 cruise missiles within a period of 17 days and put them into operation and targeted kirkuk and baghdad refineries. later, the group that they said that it is not possible because of the fact that he went to the embassy you have repaired these missiles, i have come from another country to help you, some missiles were used up and saddam still had missiles and he was raining missiles on the cities of iran, but hardly anyone had two of those skeleton missiles that came from libya. we had bought it, we transferred it to the workshop for reverse engineering, the first students of the final university, the formation of different cores in the field of guidance and control of the core in the field of engine and propulsion, what is in the mobile phone ring of the 70s , the meteor arrived and one with a range of more than 300 km was an improved model of scott, it was

our country did not provide equipment, and gaddafi only gave 8 missiles, but i, who was doing this workce heard that this was done by libyan turks . destroying the barracks that we had considered as the headquarters and all this going to the libyan embassy to a series of rocket parts and removing them so that the rocket cannot be used, that iran's saddam built 8 rocket parts within 17 days and put them into operation and targeted kirkuk and baghdad refineries. later, the group that went from lobia to the embassy said that it is not possible that you repaired these missiles . i came from another country to help you. aman had run out of several missiles, and saddam still had missiles and was raining missiles on iranian cities, but less. someone had two of those skeleton missiles that we bought from libya we transferred the workshop for the reverse engineering of the first students of the final university, the formation of different cores, the formation of the ground, the guidance and control of the core in the field of engine and propulsion, what is in the chain in the early 70s, the shah

capable of covering almost 600 km, first used during the 2003 invasion of iraq, then they tried to get gaddafi in libya with a warhead , this missile is equipped with a charge to penetrate the bunker, reprogram the target after launch or give a command on self-destruction it is impossible to stormshad a rocket, such as fired and forgot in may it became. it is known that great britain handed over several such missiles to kiev, while they learned how to equip soviet su-24 attack aircraft in service with ukraine cnn , citing its sources, claims that london has received assurances from the ukrainian government that these missiles will only be used on ukrainian sovereign territory. they are inside russia the ministry of defense of russia today reported that domestic means against air defense intercepted 7 rockets of the gold system in a day. highmors fire and destroyed 13 ukrainian drones, three tanks, dozens of armored machines. and several american m77 artillery systems sergey shaigu announced the opening of the international military-technical forum army 2023 in august more than 40 states said t

third of russian crude exports to world markets and there we could see events like in libya with anti—gaddaficontrol a port to get a stream of revenue but that didn't happen. the port city is quite far from rostov, it is the nearest to rostov but it is quite a distance to cover, in the opposite direction to moscow and the actual oil and gas patch is much further east so it passes through oil and gas producing regions. the labourforce is rather oil and gas producing regions. the labour force is rather apathetic and no industrial action or strikes or disturbances were expected. so a nonevent, effectively.— nonevent, effectively. sergey vakulenko, — nonevent, effectively. sergey vakulenko, thank— nonevent, effectively. sergey vakulenko, thank you - nonevent, effectively. sergey vakulenko, thank you for - nonevent, effectively. sergey. vakulenko, thank you forjoining nonevent, effectively. sergey- vakulenko, thank you forjoining us and for your analysis. to the unites states now, where presidentjoe biden is expected to announce his $0 billion internet investment plan shortly, which will give mill

army for this fair punishment, we do not think he was shot in the square by his own people ceausescu gaddafioes not take his own life in the near future , they will come for him and the cruelty with which they will take his life will largely depend on how quickly the valiant will end this war the ukrainian people and the heroic soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine, who am i, a marine, why? because a soldier who is always loyal, marines are universal soldiers who operate from the sea, air and land, who know exactly what it is to lead, fight and win . glory to the marines of the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine, each embroidered item is a symbol of indomitability and the revival of ukraine, we will heal our wounds, we will decorate the scars with flowers , the ukrainian destiny will bloom again like poppies in the field , ukraine will be embroidered. sexual or labor exploitation is real due to the loss of homes lack of funds confiscated documents means of communication limited movement access to medicine rest food forced or inclined to acts of a sexual nature drawn into financial

no, i do not think that they will seize putin and do to him what , say, the lviv insurgents with gaddafi's number did i think that this will not happen here , we have to be realistic, but what is happening and the fact that prigozhynites may end up in moscow, they will simply demonstrate that the russian government is far from what she told about herself in this world is tens of years old and this is a very serious factor - it is a very powerful influencing factor, so we have to watch this and prepare for it, understanding that we are actually in a situation where our defenders have to use this crisis as best as possible for all of us, but also no, no create some exaggerated expectations, don't think that prigozhin is our friend, there is a russian saying, plague on both of your houses , it is perfect for describing the situation. voronezh means they are like me, if i imagine the geography to myself, then we see rostov-on-don, then voronezh, then lipets, and the next station is tula. tula is actually moscow, greater moscow. it actually borders the city of moscow with the city of tula, that

past and they are just quietly watching their people die and they themselves they will soon talk to gaddafiy they did not succeed, you know. so, if i still assume that things are no longer good with putin , because at least the elites want another leader , it reminds me of the story of 1984, there was such a yuriy volodymyrovych andropov er, it is positioned as a fighter against corruption in the soviet union well, there were indeed certain measures we took, and when he was brought to death there, as they say, or no matter how he died there, in a word, he was already lying on an artificial life support device, but the citizens of the soviet union of course, they didn't know at that time the central committee of the cpsu was deciding who would be the next leader, and when they decided that the next important one would be konstantin chernenko , people simply went into the ward before androp and disconnected him from the apparatus. he died, and then everyone announced that he died, but in fact he was incapacitated even before that, but they simply could not decide who would be the main one, in

united states once handed over as president to barak in egypt, a great friend of western europe, gaddafi created. by them , the puppet regime in afghanistan to tame and then betray for washington has long become the norm. do you know who the usa will give next right zelensky and his regime in ukraine somehow even the british guardian saw the light, one of the largest british publications reproached the united states for predatory ambitions. like, conducting operations abroad, they always pursue only their own goals, and as soon as the course of events becomes unprofitable. allies immediately rush to the mercy of fate of crippled countries to replenish the club of broken hearts.

i really want a future for them like gaddafi or satan hussein, where people also killed hundreds of thousandse stopped like this would be very useful for the normalization of this destroyed world, because if dictators see that they can kill hundreds of thousands of people with impunity and then peacefully die in their beds , surrounded by their closest relatives, relatives, or tsaratniks, that's fine with me it will spoil that we will really come to some kind of conflict with the use of nuclear weapons, and then the future of humanity should not bet a lot of money, as they say . thank you mr. andrii for the conversation. purchases in the ministry of defense and about the support of the poles to the ukrainians, why does it decrease in a few minutes, the fungus is now not a problem, the death for the fungus is tolerable . here i am worried about the heat of the legs, the fungi are happy the death of exclusive plantains under the bumper pain can become an obstacle walking stairs not and we knees from pain in the knees try the knee cream dolgit relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves the mob

are just quietly watching them die in the future and they themselves will soon to communicate with gaddafidid not succeed , you know. so, if i still assume that things are no longer good with putin , because at least the elites want another leader , it reminds me of the story of 1984. there was such a yuri volodymyrovych andropov, he was positioned how to deal with corruption in the soviet union well, indeed, there were certain measures we took, and when he was brought to death there , as they say, no matter how he died there, in a word , he was already lying on the artificial life support apparatus, but the citizens of the soviet union are talking about this of course, they did not know at that time the central committee of the cpsu was deciding who would be the next leader and when they decided that the next important person would be konstantinov the blue chernenko , people simply entered the ward before androp and disconnected him from the apparatus, he died and then everyone announced that he had died, but in fact he was already incapacitated to

[000:00:00;00] and the empires and they themselves will soon communicate with gaddafi about why they did not succeed, you know. and if i still assume that everything is not well with putin or at least the elites want another leader , it reminds me of the story of 84- in the 1980s, there was such a yuriy volodymyrovych andropov, he is positioned as a fighter against corruption in the soviet union. well, indeed , there were certain measures taken by him there, and when he was brought to death there, as they say, or whatever he died there, in a word, he was already lying on the apparatus artificial life support but the citizens of the soviet union certainly did not know about this, at that time the central committee of the cpsu was deciding who would be the next leader, and when they decided that the next important person would be konstantin usiny and chernenko , people simply entered the ward of doandrop and disconnected him from the apparatus, he died and then announced to everyone that he died, but in fact he was incapacitated even before that, but we simply could not decide who will

if i were the president of kenya, i would be very careful, because, as we all remember , mamor gaddafiell, yes, yes, about the golden dinar , it immediately somehow turned out that he was like that, by the way , sadda hussein also started to say something like that and immediately remembered that he was so bad. if i were the kenyan leader , i would be more careful now. well , he probably knows what this indicator of the new time does or is it like that? well, sort of regional populism. well, this is judging by the stormy, e and prolonged applause. and the topic has stopped and another thing comes up, that attempts to create an alternative currency. uh, regional or currency baskets, let's say . uh, they already had such attempts in latin america at the peak of the left turn, until everything ended in nothing. and as a matter of fact, about brix. that's about uh, what will happen? uh, at the brix summit, that is, it is clear that for us the most, uh, important point is the format of russia's participation in this , these brix themselves . but many economists, uh, both ours and from other

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in nicaragua and publicly called for the assassination of world leaders, including libby's muammar gaddafiand venezuela's hugo chavez. during the rwanda genocide, robertson appealed to his what is for money to fly leaf supplies -- really supplies. instead of carrying mediterranean, planes, bought by robertson's charity mostly transported equipment for a diamond mining operation. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: and guided again. donald trump has become the first president to face federal criminal charges as a grand jury inlorida indicts him on seven -- the mishandling of classified documents after leavinoffice. trump is expected to surrender to authorities in miami on tuesday at 3:00 p.m. the indictment remains sealed. according to news accounts, he has been indicted on seven charges, which could mean many counts. on thu

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gaddafi already in 2011. know, after that, say seriously that russia did not have the right to use force against ukraine it seems to me, it seems to me that this is just ridiculous and , uh, i will add. military pressure. direct attack against donetsk lugansk why do i mention this to you? yes, because i mention that when the united states struck serbia, the argument was that, and serbia used very harsh methods to suppress the albanian population, kosovo, and under this pretext an aggression against serbia was committed that even high-ranking american diplomats recognized what it was? as they delicately expressed themselves , any technical violation of international law if the united states had the right to attack serbia. why did russia not have the right and obligation to protect the russian people in donetsk and luhansk with us. now a regular participant in our program, an outstanding political scientist and philosopher alexander dugin alexander e, where i'm wrong, you're completely right. here one can recal

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it was first used during the invasion of iraq in 2003, then they tried to get gaddafi in libya with a warhead , this missile is equipped with a charge to penetrate the bunker, reprogram the target after launch or you can’t give the command to self-destruct. storn shadu at the rocket, type shot and forgot in may it became. it is known that the uk handed over several such missiles to kiev, while it was learned to equip the soviet su-24 attack aircraft in service with ukraine. cnn claims , citing its sources, that london received assurances from the ukrainian government that these missiles would be used only on ukrainian sovereign territory. they are inside russia the russian ministry of defense reported today that domestic means against air defense intercepted 7 missiles of the golden highmors fire system and destroyed 13 ukrainian drones, three tanks, dozens of armored vehicles. and several american m77 artillery systems sergey shaigu announced the opening of the international military-technical forum army 2023 in august, more than 40 states said the minister of defense expressed their

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>> look, we don't have a good track record with regime changes in the united states, whether it's gaddafi point to any number of examples historically. even where we are doing the right thing, like getting rid of saddam, you end up causing harm -- think about what colin powell calls the rule, you break it, you own it. i don't think we need to be in charge of owning anything and russia. frankly, there's also the issue of the devil you do versus the devil you don't. there is nothing guaranteed that if we get rid of putin, we would get vladimir putin to 0.0, 35 years old, and more of a nationalist, if that is possible. i think we are really careful about trying to interfere in russian domestic politics. i think the u.s. is doing the right thing by supporting ukraine, getting our allies to support ukraine. and, look, you know, the fact that we are steadfast and that support, and that russian command and control is crumbling, we are on the right path. it's time to be patient, you know, keep support together. and, you know, i think this really proves a lot of the naysayers wrong. the russians a

now, i'm sure that we will all remember, before gaddafi _ that we will all remember, before gaddafi got tunisia to do a row and a _ negotiation with tunisia to do a row and a deal. — negotiation with tunisia to do a row and a deal, and this is being led by denmark, — and a deal, and this is being led by denmark, greece and austria, who are leading _ denmark, greece and austria, who are leading this, _ denmark, greece and austria, who are leading this, to get the eu to a great _ leading this, to get the eu to a great answer but it is not an eu policy? — great answer but it is not an eu oli ? ., . ., great answer but it is not an eu oli ? ., , ., , , ,., policy? you seem to suggest it is a eu oli . policy? you seem to suggest it is a eu policy- there — policy? you seem to suggest it is a eu policy. there were _ policy? you seem to suggest it is a eu policy. there were certain - eu policy. there were certain countries who were pressing for this. this group is demanding, let me see now, that the eu develops relationships along external borders and beyond, but yeah, there will be and beyond,

let him remember the fate of gaddafi hussein milosevic. time were given guarantees when they signed an agreement on bosnia, herzegovina gave guarantees to the children, they didn’t give a damn if god forbid how they plan to deal with russia and belarus, the next ones will they won’t even wait for the final act, therefore protection independence sovereignty of these states january 22 in kazakhstan this showed it is no further from russia and belarus will lick us. this is the only way i want to support vadim of france. we still need to clearly understand and explain to our people that all these measurements of theirs are guarantees. this is an element of their strategy to destroy opponents all the point. everything they promise. they then serve as their military cunning. in fact, this is a line, if we take, let's say british history, let's say the development of the british empire it has been working for probably 250 years. what they say they do not absolutely hide their ambitions and today even the departure of the very same united states q

powell gaddafi here this morning. and montana as well as the mountain remains above 5%. in fact we are higher than any other region in the nation. whether it is gas station, grocery stores, increasing prices and just real-life impacts remains a top of mind and daily issue for montanans. with inflation remaining stubbornly high i cannot help but reflect on the warning signs that were ignored by my colleagues across the aisle while they raced to push through trillions of dollars in partisan spending disguised as covid relief. now the american people are bearing the brunt of this reckless spending. in fact for the average american the less you have received nearly 16% pay raise over the past two years effectively you have received a payay cut. chair powell acreage to the feds to remain vigilant and steadfast in your effort to rein in inflation for the sake of all americans . unfortunate record high inflation is not the only crisis the fed is having to navigate. bank regulators were more focused on climate change and actually wriggling the banks and other supervision, severa