a military report from the advanced positions of the 80th separate airborne assault brigade of galicialevision, congratulations, now we are going to the position of the paratroopers of the 80th separate amphibious assault brigade of galicia, where we hope to increase the work and communicate with the howitzer calculation. 105 mm l-119, it british dove, the commander of the artillery battery of one of the battalions, myron, is taking us, tell me, is myron a name or a call sign? myron is a name, and your nickname is yours, can you tell me if it's a secret, the nickname is suslik, suslik, suslik is nice. and you have been like that since the 14th, and then you went to civil school, and then again, well, you are just a sane person, and you understand that if you don't go, well, who else will go, if you don't go, you could see had an inferior barracks now, and it seems that it has always been like this, but it was like this, here you can monitor the fatigue levels of the military personnel who dug it... for the entire root system, the black level of fatigue, the clay level of fatigue, there

, because many people from kharkiv or kharkiv oblast, they don't want to go far, because for them galicias almost a foreign country, or people from dnipropetrovsk oblast or dnipro, and poltava, for them, it looks more or less safe and close to home, it gives hope of returning, that's why these people come, and that's why in poltava, when you come to meet with immigrants, most of them are from kharkiv, from kharkiv region or from dnipropetrovsk region or from donetsk region, from those regions that are much closer to poltava, you have to see how they listen history lectures, it's just fantastic, but the shock... i am a young 18-year-old girl who taught english there, she is from kharkiv, but she likes poltava now more than kharkiv, because she found friends here and she found herself helping others. i have been living here alone for a year, my parents returned to kharkiv last year, because it became more or less safe there. i stayed in poltava because, firstly, i like the independent life i lead here, and secondly, i have a job here, and maybe that's why she, as a strong person, decided to

former nazis of ukrainian origin, well, in particular, approximately 9,000 former members of the ss galicia ss troops, which were served by ukrainians, which was created in 1943, here it is after victory was achieved in europe, the coalition, moved to our allies, first great britain, and then from great britain, receiving so-called green cards, where the british said, well, we don’t want to keep them, we are still the main member of the anti-hitler coalition, honored their community of the british nation, 9,000 such former members of the sss galicia division, peacefully, calmly, thanks to the patronage from great britain, found themselves directly in canada, where they were sheltered, that’s what’s interesting, these former sss members, they continued to actually do... that , what they were doing, directly during the years of the second world war, that is, this is sabotage , this is the murder of civilians, these are arson, these are explosions, that is, the british services, mi-6, and canadian intelligence services and american intelligence services were used in various regions asia, latin

and the fact that this galicia, which stalin included, will not be included here either, is an aliennt, which, by the way, led to the fact that to actually seize ukraine and an alien ideology, and even i would say an alien population, because the faith and self-identification of this population was completely different, so it’s right if they go there and... god forbid, they will be there in the west it was good, it’s their business , where they will go, these are the original russian lands , which are such a split within the ukrainian, polish and other societies, well , they were closer to these, how can we say to the poles now, no, we don’t want to take lviv, that's who from there from polish politicians this can be said, no, they were basically gathering there, so please, let him return, no, there orban said that we will protect the hungarians, yes, nukache, please, please, protect, take, everything, otherwise, then, what has always been russian, the border with hungary, it is convenient to trade gas, then, the second question, which he also raised, that there is no one to negotiat

the western regions will be called galicia, a new state, there are lviv, ivanofrankovsk, ternopil, lutsknto the eec, into nato. and 70%, even 80% of the main ukraine is part of russia, as regions, kharkov region, donetsk. look how very safely they stored the drugs, there is no doubt that they were conducting clinical trials on unsuspecting people, african swine fever is back in sumy, cholera is in the ukrainian nikolaev, new cases of batulism, in ukraine there are biological ones. hello, i am boris akilov, and i am oleg stepanov, and we are the creators of the russia 2062 project of the free thought headquarters. together with experts , we are discussing how we can develop the russia of the future for the next 40 years. see you in the future. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, in russia there is a clear, clear signal, at what point will you say, everything, i did in this project, everything that i could, i will never say whether russian industry is capable of replacing foreign suppliers, it is n

let me explain with a specific example: galicia, how much we have, yes, because there are conversations don’t care about galicia. it is only harmful to us as part of our statehood, two absolutely different models, two different approaches, that is, what is ours, what is not ours, must be clearly defined, there is a constitution of russia, the borders are spelled out there, but with the condition of joining new regions and whether these are the last the regions became part of russia, this is also a question, but biden says that now we will win in ukraine and go to nato, and why not the other way around? and y i keep asking myself: what if nato organizes a provocation for us in the gulf of finland, in kaliningrad, for example, or around kaliningrad, somewhere in the north in the polar regions, we will then have to respond limitedly to these military actions and provocations. whether it will be possible to give a limited answer at this stage is a big question, because of course, i know you are a supporter of a different version, but it seems that a war with nato is a war of destruction. wa

poland, as well as canada, the parliament that not so long ago apprehended the former member of the ss galicia the list, of course, also includes... joe biden is trying to correct the situation with his record anti-rating; according to research, only a third of voters approve of what the head of the white house is doing. biden will travel to wisconsin today, alone. from key states in the election, so gaining support there is especially important. biden plans to talk, in particular , about successes in the economy, although not all americans agree that in this area. the us president is extremely upset about his falling popularity and the gap behind trump, who is confidently ahead of biden in seven different polls. his main job as president is to protect the american people, but he failed at that and became a terrible president for americans. the entire white house agenda literally falls apart... support for ukraine and israel is stalling in congress, tied to the migration crisis, and biden seems to have no idea what to do with the southern border, now again over 12 thousand people cross it ever

torabi scores the first goal for press galicia, something that their fans, gol mohammadi's students,er six games in the premier league and league asian champions, by winning this match , i placed in fourth place with 20 points, three points were important for us with t

torabi scored the first goal for galicia's press , something that golmohammadi's fans did after 6 games in the premier league and the asian champions league. by winning this match , i placed 4th with 20 points, three important points for us considering that we didn't get results in the previous few games, i think it was a bit stressful , especially in the second half and the first half, we saw a completely attacking game . to the people to the fans. persepolis was our chance. now we won this game. the press police team played much better in the second half. i didn't see the scene. football is the same . there is no good or bad. when you come to the field , you have to be ready to get a result. but, well, except for football, unfortunately, we are a little bit our results have been bad these weeks. in qaim shahr watani stadium , nasaji mazandan and esteghlal khuzestan football teams go to the same distance . we play this match every week. like the champions, i think if we fight like this game in the next game, it will be very difficult for our opponent to beat us in mehdi ziai 's field.

moreover, i will tell you, even more, when his family moved from galicia in 1812, they were not yet.. were called ivazovskys and they were so, but they did not even consider themselves russians, they were armenians, and when anton pavlovich chekhov came to visit him on a visit, he also said that he went to chess, the kaivazovsky estate 25 layers from feodosia, and maivazovsky himself, cheerful, 75 years old, is a somewhat average good-natured armenian and a greedy bishop, these are the memories, but... there is no that's all, all around russians margarita simenyan succeeded even more than everyone else. well, in the fall, kremlin propagandists launched a whole campaign to normalize nuclear war. they told from all the tv channels and the biggest studios that a nuclear war is not scary, you can win in it, and even after that, you can somehow live. well, it must be said that margarita simenyan surpassed them all. i'm not a military expert, i know, you're a fool, what if a thermonuclear explosion, for example, a nuclear explosion, is produced hundreds of kilometers away on our own territo

family of an armenian shopkeeper, moreover, i will tell you, more, when his... family moved from galicia in 1812, they were not yet called ivazovsky, and they were like that, but they did not even consider themselves russians, they were armenians, and when anton pavlovich chekhav came to visit him, he also said that he used to go to shah mai, aivazovsky's estate 25 miles from feodosia, and maivazovsky himself, cheerful, 75 years old, is somewhat average. between a good-natured armenian and a greedy bishop, these are the memories, but there is no such thing as only russians around. margarita simonyan succeeded even more than everyone else. well, in the fall, kremlin propagandists launched a whole campaign to normalize nuclear war. they are from all tv channels, the biggest studios were told that a nuclear war is not scary , it can be won, and even after living, well, but i must say that margarita simonyan surpassed them all, i am not a military expert, you know, fool - baba, what if a thermonuclear explosion, for example, a nuclear explosion, is produced hundreds of kilometers away on our

azadshahr, milodesh and galikshht cities of gholam ali tola. 45 years old and from the people of galicia, 21. the next part of the news at 3:00 in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen. hello, welcome to the world. today, in tonight's program , we will review and analyze the latest developments in palestine and the occupied territories . on the day when the ceasefire was not extended, join us be. the zionist regime has been carrying out airstrikes since this morning zami resumed his journey to different areas of gaza. since this morning, more than 20 places in gaza have been targeted by the blind attacks of the zionist regime. only in the east of rafah in the south of gaza, 10 palestinians were martyred as a result of aerial attacks. several palestinian citizens , including some children , were martyred a few hours ago in the bombing of a house in rafah. according to the latest statistics, the number of martyrs after today's blind attacks by the zionist regime has reached 19 people. qalbi ya qalbi habibat today's airstrikes on khan yunus are very intense, reported from this morning in th

moreover, i will tell you, even more, when his family moved from galicia in 1812, they were not yet called and were not even considered russians, they were armenians, and when anton pavlovich came to visit him, he also said that he used to go to chess, the kaivazovsky estate is 25 miles from feodosia, and maivazovsky himself , a cheerful, 75-year-old man, is a somewhat average good-natured armenian and a greedy bishop, these are the memories, but there is no way to do that, there are only russians around. margarita simonyan succeeded even more than everyone else. well, in autumn, around the kremlin. the propagandists launched a whole campaign to normalize nuclear war, they of all tv channels, the biggest studios told that a nuclear war is not scary, you can win it and even after that somehow live, well, but i must say that margarita simonyan surpassed them all, i am not a military expert, i know that if hundreds of kilometers on our... somewhere over siberia, a thermonuclear explosion, for example, a nuclear explosion, then nothing will happen on earth, nothing so terrible, i will even be

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soldier, and even much less than they allocated, for example, for the training of the 14th division of galicia, the german wehrmacht in the 43rd year. well, you know, everyone has their own opinions, i would completely change the system of the armed forces, that is, the training itself. first. i recently sent a letter to the minister of education, oksed lisovoy, and i have already received a positive answer, which means that we have higher educational institutions, there we need each higher educational institution to create its own military department, but a military department that will educate not only officers, but also in the field of training, i.e. tourists, there are machine gunners, snipers, intelligence... that is, every higher educational institution should have a military department and which will take our boys, the wounded, people who cannot continue to serve there already in the armed forces, but he is a specialist and he can transfer his entire program and his experience to a young fighter, because our country will still fight a little, no matter how much we want it this one victo

will be like this a map of ukraine, and this one might finally calm everything down, as they say in galicia, well, now i present the actual angel, the one i told you about, er, this is ludmila burda, i say it correctly for emphasis, yes, a music teacher. discipline at the choir school dudaryk, it's not that, but i won't be an angel, i'll be very forced, an angel, here, here, this is an angel taras razniak, singer, choir chapel dudaryk, the role of an angel, such an angel, a little, bigger, and the wise cat, sitting here with us, an angel in human form, oh, look, look at the map, my god, how beautiful it is that that means when the light forces come to... studio on espresso. so, the dudarek choir is such a choir that is already 52 years old, a serious age for a choir, a serious age for a ukrainian choir, because we know that in our country everything is changing very quickly, even two countries have changed, there was the soviet union first , became ukraine. and, hordudaryk, on december 4 at the lviv national philharmonic, there will be a performance, such a musical, called adventures of sai

more than 800 parishes, only 120 decided at their meetings to stay on the julian calendar, mainly in galiciad i also know that... the parishes that joined the orthodox church of ukraine moved from the uoc-mp to the ocu, in cherkasy, in lutsk, but they remained on the old calendar, and probably also over time, 5-10 years will pass , and sooner or later they will switch to the new calendar, after all it happened in kyiv-pechersk, for some time there was the julian calendar, in the dormition cathedral they served the orthodox church of ukraine on the old calendar, but the believers themselves asked. priests to switch to the new calendar and now christmas in the lavra will be on december 25. thank you for the conversation, religious scholar andriy smirnov was on our air. thank you again. and due to the full-scale russian invasion, many ukrainians will not be able to celebrate christmas at home. these are military personnel, doctors and ukrainian refugees. next is the story of the ukraine choir, which created the royal opera house in britain, and among others choir members are ukrainian refugees,

over the ukrainian church, and there was simply an invasion of the russian church, something like in galiciat priests from ukraine came here and the ssr, and there simply from the russian empire, it is not the same thing, and here is the result, so i also think that this is a very serious issue. in 2004, i once had the opportunity to attend a service of god, where the priest directly told the parishioners that they should leave here and vote for yanukovych, well, i can even roughly guess what denomination that priest was, so i can roughly guess, something suggests something, well , everything became obvious to me when the new patriarch kirill, russian? this is how he placed the flags of all cis member states near his throne , that is, he was the first to do something that even putin did not dare to do at the time, and it was an absolutely clear demonstration of intentions, civilizational intentions, and then come to think of it, it’s only the church, no, the church is put first , first the russian church marks the territory, and then this territory is designated in russian a russian tank is

jewish emigrant from poland, interwar poland, the origin of the father, his origin from lviv, from galiciaich, which became not one, but one of the most powerful and defined, and we have this task ahead of us. i remember the words in the mid -1930s of the then minister, or excuse me, people's commissar of foreign affairs litvinov, who wrote in a letter to a colleague that the event when talks about the soviet union, he doesn't understand anything, the poles understand, but they understand too well, so we have to find ourselves in the situation of the poles who understand russia too well, so well that it is uncomfortable for them. to this idea, well, here is an important point, if you mentioned richard pipes, i suddenly remembered one of his thesis about russia, a thesis that, by the way, he was able to write after being in the soviet union many times, he said that russians, according to his conviction, very often lie simply out of love for art, lie for to lie, because lying itself is a part of life and a part of survival and... it seems to me that even here the russians are not very clear

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podillia cares and feeds, galicia rehabilitates and protects, bukovyna volunteers and gives a feelinga protects our bread. volyn works for food security. transcarpathia is developing business and partnership with europe. the carpathians became a reliable and safe rear. tavria persevered, and will continue to return its own. azov region did not submit and will not submit. slobozhanshchyna fights to the blood and to victory. donetsk region and luhansk region hold on to the last ground. kyiv region - the heart beats in unison with the whole country. each region, each city, each village, and each of us, united for the sake of victory. we prove our independence every day. fortify the borders of ukraine with drones, join the border guards. congratulations, this is the only news marathon. the rada tv channel team is working for you. we keep our finger on the pulse and summarize the main points for you. together we are a force. the only news in the center of events. greetings to all who stay awake in... often watch marathon the only news to sho'

you understand, but then thanks to the genius of the košice pedagogue. and they still picked up in galicia way, and they decided they even had a meeting there, whether we go or not, well, what to do, and simply they even decided by voting that we were going, there was one such roman kirchev, no. we go at least even on foot, but we go, why? in order not to fall under the bolshevik occupation and for them to understand that if they fall under the bolshevik occupation, we know what the russian occupation is, they will be called to the ranks of the red army, you understand how much this story resonates with us today, that is why they fled from the russian occupation to free europe in order to win the independence of ukraine, to win that they, that this is not a commercial trip, tour or just entertainment. informative, let's say so, but it was really an act of self-sacrifice for the sake of saving ukraine in the hope that the west would listen and help. many of these singers were not singers, but there were employees, i.e. there were journalists, representative employees of various ministries t

their jobs, lost their homes, we have a lot of students, more than 50% of our students are not from galiciaey are from outside the borders of western of ukraine, so according to the program of the evening , an intellectual discussion has now begun, how to grow wings, it was joined by leading employees of the university, as well as business representatives, and here is what they are talking about, i suggest you hear from one of the participants in the discussion, we will talk about ukraine, about her perspectives, about what our country needs in order to make a leap or start its great flight. next, we expect a prayer and greetings from the head of the ukrainian greek-catholic church, the great chancellor, the chancellor of the ukrainian catholic university, as well as the most blessed patriarch , they will also present a film about the activities of the educational institution, and then the most important, most interesting part, the auction, will begin, we can say , that there will be two of them, a loud auction and a silent auction, at those... auctions they will compete for works of art, f

poland, as well as canada, parliament, which not so long ago applauded the former member of the ss galiciahe list includes both... of course, ukraine. and now to the situation in the middle east. israel has invited the hamas movement to stop fighting in the gaza strip for a week in order to free a new batch of hostages. this was reported by the jerusalem post newspaper. a corresponding proposal was sent through qatar. as part of a temporary truce, the authorities of the jewish state plan to return about 40 prisoners to their homeland. these are women, men over 60 years of age, and people who are urgent. the military struck another blow at the city in the center of the enclave, where a residential building came under fire, killing at least eight people. by this moment, the idf forces had completely captured jebaliya and were establishing control over another populated area. about it. it is a holiday for employees of the russian special services, the country celebrates the day of security agency workers, they stand guard over sovereignty and the constitutional order, this is the foreign inte

culture or not, what begins next, he speaks russian, not ukrainian, as a rule, well, if he is not from galiciaely speaking, somewhere from the dnipro or odesa, he is russian-speaking, great russian culture, oh, it is almost ours, well, not ours, well, still ours, and there that's all there is, ukrainian jews, not ukrainian, we saw ukrainian jews only when the ukrainian political nation began to form. i remember very well when i met ivan fedorovich drach in the late 80s, early 90s . people of all nationalities in ukraine, including jews, tatars, and armenians, will speak the ukrainian language, and he looks at me and says: "well, vitaly, well, it is possible to somehow make it so that at least the ukrainians themselves first i suddenly realized that this is a political nation, you see, a political nation can be ineffective, but it is important that it exists, so that all of us who live here on these ukrainian lands consider ourselves ukrainians, not a bride, and that's question number one , question number two, about liberal russia, your love for the ukrainian people does you credit. but it see

on galicia. and prykarpattia, it is customary to put a grandfather on the corner of the festive tableis is such a christmas decoration made of ears of corn, which is a symbol of well-being and a rich harvest. on the policy, houses are decorated with christmas spiders, this decoration is made of straws, which are connected to each other and form a diamond shape. and at christmas , a nativity scene is traditionally held, this is a musical performance with carols and biblical skits. the participants of this event are often dressed in local ceremonial clothes, and also in various characters. from christmas legends. in the west of ukraine, the christmas procession with the nativity scene is led by a star, that's what the christmas star is called, it is decorated with ribbons, colored paper and tassels. together with the star, carolers walk through the streets of a village or city. christmas carol has a special meaning in christianity, it is believed that in this way people welcomed each other with the birth of jesus christ. the most famous ukrainian carol that sounds all over the world is

at all. such christmas eves are traditional, and they don't know much about it, but for example in galiciahere i was born, where i grew up, i always remember how there always had to be 12 lean dishes at home, there was no alcohol on the table, so that it was accepted that it should be so very modest and the fast was still going on, how is it generally correct, let's say, to celebrate a holiday-evening, can there be any meat dishes, because we know that some ukrainians set the table and there are dairy ... and meat, please tell me, you put accents very, very well, you answered your own question, really galicians salute you for that, that you preserved a little more and a lot more this tradition of the spirit of christmas, when the family gathered for the holidays, and this is your tradition, i hear this very often from colleagues, from acquaintances, from everyone in our part of ukraine , transdnieper region... we are from russia , we have been for a long time, unfortunately, and this must be recognized, accepted, and we must get rid of it, on it's a pity, christmas and new year's day were

true, that we are not in t2, from where we were kicked out in the spring of 22, but, as they say, on galicia joins our broadcast, people 's deputy of ukraine from the voice, ms. solomiya, i congratulate you and i am glad that you are with... with us today, glory to ukraine, congratulations, glory to the heroes, with vitaly bezgin and volodymyr in vetrovych, we already talked about the survey, or rather , i received answers to our survey, which we are conducting today, among our tv viewers, asking them whether they see attempts to usurp power in ukraine, or do you see such attempts? i see some very bad trends can lead to such unpleasant things for ukraine, and usually after. after such already red beacons, things are really happening in ukraine that do not become uncontrollable, neither by the president, nor by those who are trying to build a vertical, but in fact, what i don’t like the most is political interference by the military high command, so i am completely against it categorically and absolutely clearly understand that if you can silence the military, you can silence certain people's

or not, and what begins next, he speaks russian, not ukrainian, as a rule, well, if he is not from galiciaatively speaking, but somewhere from the dnipro or from odesa, he is russian -speaking, the great russian culture, oh, it is almost ours, well, not ours, well, still ours, but there and that is all ukrainian jews, not ukrainian, we saw ukrainian jews only when the ukrainian political nation, and i do... i remember very well when i met ivan fedorovych drach, in the late 80s, early 90s, i ran in like this, oh, i was doing some kind of interview, and i said, oh, i dream to ivan fedorovych that people of all nationalities in ukraine, both jews and tatars , and the armenians will speak in the ukrainian language, and he looks at me and says: "well, vitaliy, it is possible to somehow make it so that at least the ukrainians themselves will speak first." and i... i suddenly realized that this is a political nation, you see, a political nation may not be effective, but it is important that it should be, so that all of us live on these lands as we do here of ukrainians, considered themselves ukra

true that we are not in t2, from where we were thrown out in the spring of 22, but, as they say, in galiciare is less with that, solomiya bobrovska joins our broadcast, people's deputy of ukraine from the voice, ms. solomiya, i congratulate you and i am glad that you are with us today. glory to ukraine, congratulations to the heroes. glory, with vitaly bezgin and volodymyr vyatrovych we have already discussed the survey, or rather the answers, i received on our survey, which we are conducting today, among our tv viewers, we ask them about that. do they see attempts to usurp power in ukraine, do you see such attempts? i see very bad trends, which can lead to such unpleasant things for ukraine, and after usually after such already red beacons, things are really happening in ukraine that are beyond the control of either the president or those who are trying to build a vertical , but in fact, what i don't like the most is political interference. higher command, here i am absolutely categorical about this and i understand absolutely clearly that if you can silence the military, you can silence c

mostly where they concentrated in big cities, and if they moved, let's say to a small village in galiciaen they will collect qualified workers all over the region, transport them every day, again, and this is the last question, this is for the most fluent and quick analysis, this is a body. in rural areas and in the city, and if in the city there is still somewhere to get this personnel reserve, although there are also huge problems with construction specialties, and welders, and many other things, well, in fact, with almost all areas, then in the rural areas, in principle, this is already of such an almost catastrophic nature, because there are many places to work, many vacancies in local self-government bodies as well. both in civil service and in business, just them are hanging without submitting applications accordingly and there is simply no one to cover many things, a banal example, many tenders for the repair of schools there are currently ongoing, yes, some kindergartens, some kind of roofing was being carried out somewhere, yes, well, some such banal current things, i am not tal

over the ukrainian church, and there was simply an invasion of the russian church, roughly like in galician... the 40s and 50s of the 20th century, with the only difference that priests came here from the ukrainian ssr, and there simply from the russian empire, this is not one and the same the same to you result, so i also think that this is a very serious issue, and the blame on the maidan and the bells on the maidan, maidan k i apologize, i will also intervene, i once had the opportunity to attend a service of god in 2004, at which the priest directly told the parishioners that they must leave here and proclaim. what denomination was that priest, so i can roughly guess, something tells me something, everything became obvious to me when the new patriarch, kirill, the russian patriarch, placed the flags of all the cis member states near his throne, that is, he was the first to do something that was not even putin dared then, and it was an absolutely clear demonstration of intentions, civilizational intentions, and when you think about it, it 's... only the church, no, first the church is e

are talking about the fact that a narrower gauge will be built, european, then it means retraction galicia into the european union space, the americans are not at all embarrassed by this, but most likely they would like to draw the train to poland, and maybe along this new euro-gauge the americans will export black soil from ukraine, they bought so much there lands, and now they are apparently worried that the russians will come and everything will be lost, one thing is clear for sure, that the railway from lviv to the eu is an additional channel for the rapid transfer of resources to ukraine, but our calibers, if necessary, will be able to fly there too, then there will be a lviv traffic jam. without us help, serious problems with financing the social sector will begin in ukraine in january. this forecast was given by the head of the budget committee of the verkhovna rada. apart from western sponsors, the kiev regime has nowhere to get funds. meanwhile, the white house said that the united states cannot promise further assistance to ukraine. biden administration spokesman john kirby annou

various sports, there was rock climbing, then skiing, swimming, running, became a lot of records in galiciaesides the fact that he is a skilled commander, he was also a skilled businessman, having his advertising campaign with incredible, advertising moves, how he implemented it, and how he uses this company, he uses it to launder money for the needs of the ou, i.e if roman shkach, simple. at one time, as he went on vacation to odessa, which was a boon, and an intelligent, physically well-developed man who knows how to think like a statesman, but is also ready to fight. as for the layer, you have been there for probably 10 years, or even more, since 2006, you are still working on the development of this movement in volyn, where you find time, how do you manage to combine, why do you leave months... . this layer in my life, eh, this organization in which i grew up and i understand its importance, i see the changes it brings, at the front i am constantly i meet friends of plastuns, my group, it was half made up of plastuns, er, also in civilian life i see how much plastuns do as a volunteer i

i remembered that the 14th grenadier division of the ss galicia, which was formed from volunteers in training was made up of ukrainians. yes, it lasted more than a year, that is, it was a year, yes, yes, until the time when they were already abandoned then under the fords, and to stop, to stop the russian red army, everything is correct, well, you know, a million shells, well, again, well , let’s divide a million by 365 days, we will get, well, another 300 posts per day, it will not give us a significant advantage of 10-12-15 thousand shots of the russians, well, no matter how much i would like it, you know? sometimes, this is a bit of manipulation in the big picture, calling some big numbers without connecting them to and to, well, a million shells, oh, never mind, a million and a million shells a year, that's less than 300 shots per a day, but less than 300 ambassadors a day, it’s somehow not impressive, as they say, but a million is impressive, well, there’s no need to impress, well, listen, let’s somehow get out of those realities that are needed on the battlefield, no need we ar

character of this classic novel, he often ate olya podrida, a stew of meat and vegetables popular in galiciaright, this is reported at the beginning of the first chapter. blue theme for 600, the painter giotto was one of the first to deviate from the canons in painting. and this background color was changed to sky blue, white, no, gray, no, according to the canon, the color of the frescoes should have been gold, further, great canvases for 600, so that this canvas would fit on the wall between two columns in the amsterdam town hall, his cut off from all sides, last year artificial intelligence restored the missing... parts of the night watch, night watch, absolutely right, they were restored from a copy from london, three new characters appeared, the composition itself shifted a little, the blue theme for 800, this musical genre arose in the usa in the forties of the last century, unlike the country, in it each musical instrument in turn becomes the leading one, plus... no, bluegrass, bluegrass, that’s absolutely right, by the way, blue grass in english, in my opinion, it’s bluegrass, well i

that when they are from. .. an artillery gun fired, you see, the badge she has is the ss division galicia there, when bilt draws our maps, supposedly secret plans that julia roebke got somewhere, yes, that’s all i am there is no way he can hear putin, we are not talking about territories, we are drawing plans, yesterday we said this clearly and clearly for. we are fighting the demilitarization and denazification of ukraine until this happens, it will depend further on how events on the field develop, although i know where he got this map from. by the way, i, as a historian of that period, can say that this is essentially an exact repetition of the borders of the donetsk-krivoy rog soviet, by the way, republic of 1918, well, there are still sums there, though it included krivoy rog, well , that’s also how the border reached kherson, apparently he saw these old historical maps and decided, well, these are secret plans, he doesn’t know russian very well, but the fact that they are really hysterical there about our plans, which they ... cannot understand, these are facts , regarding the fact

little didn't even know that they weren't here illegally and they went to school here and spoke in galicia as well as you do but this is the only country they have ever known and you wanted to send them back and that is going through the courts and leaving a lot of people in the shadows who don't know what the future would hold. i would ask you, do you still think getting rid of that daca program is a good idea? and maybe, mr. isaacson, you could take some time to put something in perspective because it has gotten totally out of hand and it is ridiculous. do you still think getting rid of daca is a good idea? >> i think it is a good idea to follow a law and court after court said that program is illegal. i have been on record that this is a situation that congress has to fix and time and again congress has punted on that. >> in texas they are not allowing future but it is all over the place and a lot of courts but it has put a stay on sending the ones here home and taking away that protection so don't just say the courts have said it is illegal. can we please move on? >> if i could take a