those concerns principally have been voiced by the un human rights chief in geneva so let's go to genevand speak to our correspondence there. volker turk are really clear about the tactics being used. yes, the statement in the last hour did not mention at all who he thinks or anyone else here in geneva thinks might be responsible and what he expressed alarm and concern about the widespread nature of the attacks which he said caused real panic in lebanon and i think if you've talked to anyone who was in beirut yesterday afternoon as i have then you knowjust how terrifying it was and the fact that... remember, we are in geneva, the home of international law, that these pages went off without the people who planned the attack knowing necessarily who was holding those pagers at the time, where they were. we do know some children were killed and also some health workers who apparently were using similar technology and this of course under international law could be classed as indiscriminate and we have heard today that this could be a violation of international law with him calling for a full

geneva, which emphasizes human rights and the rights of prisoners of war. and the examples that i want to give you are how the zionist regime has somehow carried out these actions and criticized the geneva convention. one of them is the attack on the hospital and the attack on the medical facilities that are somehow neutral in the war, which the zionist regime carried out during the war. the second case is our discussion. the persecution of prisoners of war and civilians is persecutory . first of all , it was strictly forbidden to take civilians captive according to the geneva convention in 1949, and the zionist regime first of all treated civilians as hostages and as human and captive shields are used in war in some way, and secondly, even the prisoners of war themselves, who did not fight in the battle field, are used in some way. the captives have a right and rights, and the zionist regime does not respect any of these, such as having the right to speak, commenting on other topics, and a clear example is a violation of the geneva convention, and from the

one, so russia joined the berne to the geneva one. on september 6, 1960 , a sensation was a press conference in moscow, americans bernan mitchell and william martin, the most famous defectors in the history of relations between the ussr and the usa. they served as cryptanalysts in the nsa, the national security agency, and were the first to tell about this top-secret structure that deals with electronic espionage. it was the people from this kgb who brought this salary or whatever you call it to our house , handed out these 500 rubles to my husband on the table. in order to discredit the defectors in the usa , they tried to make them out to be homosexuals, at that time this was officially condemned and considered the same threat to national security as communism, although they started families in the ussr, worked in their specialty, then... wanted to return to their homeland, but the state department never gave them visas. on september 6, 2007, israel launched operation orchard. israeli f-151 fighter-bombers struck syrian territory in

convention, so russia joined the berne convention to the geneva convention. on september 6, 1960 , a sensation was a press conference in moscow, americans bernan mitchell and william martin, the most famous defectors in the history of relations with the ussr and the usa. they served as cryptanalysts in the nsa ( national security agency). based on this promise of khrushchev, every month some figures from this kgb brought this salary or whatever you call it to our house, and handed out these 500 rubles to my husband on the table. in order to discredit the defectors, the usa tried to make them out to be homosexuals. at that time, this was officially condemned and considered the same threat to national security, how israel launched operation orchard. israeli f-151 fighter-bombers struck syrian territory in the mountainous area near the town of der elzor, believing it to be home to a military-grade nuclear reactor. syria, one of the jewish state's most serious adversaries, denied that its nuclear research program was linked to weapons of mass destruction. but isr

disregarding these worries, gorbachev was getting ready to travel to geneva to meet reagan. the two leaders hadn't met due to different tensions for more than six years, tensions which had constantly made them put their fingers on the nuclear button. the button to launch nuclear missiles: the button, which had not been pressed until then. the black briefcase to launch nuclear missiles was always being carried next to the president's to react promptly in the event of nuclear attack. if a crazy man or even an incident detonated one of those bombs, the world would end with huge conflageration. this nearly had happened several times in the past. in 1961, a usb-52 bomber broke up in midair by accident. the airplane was carrying two nuclear bombs. one of the bombs was never found, they could find the other one, but it turned out five out of six emergency devices hadn't operated. if the last safety lock of the bomb hadn't worked, an explosion could have occurred which was a thousand times more powerful than the bombing of hiroshima. in the crisis which was created over the construc

and the fact that, remember, we are in geneva, the home of international law, that these pagers wentk, necessarily knowing who was holding those pagers at the time, where they were, we have heard that some children were killed and also some children were killed and also some health workers who apparently were using similar technology and this, of course, under international law could be classed as indiscriminate and they have warned that this could be a violation of international law and is called for an independent investigation and says that whoever did this should be held accountable.— held accountable. talking about an independent _ held accountable. talking about an independent investigation - held accountable. talking about an independent investigation and - held accountable. talking about an independent investigation and thatj independent investigation and that looks very unlikely in reality, doesn't it?— looks very unlikely in reality, doesn't it? ~ , doesn't it? we will see. the un human rights _ doesn't it? we will see. the un human rights council— doesn't it? we will see.

the diplomats were keeping busy in geneva. the super powers prepared a high level conference on korea and the, and the police and i see on the bottle of the n b into came it just the right time was the v at min and friends wanted to win so that they consist of the negotiating table as victors, the on the 13th of march, 1954 japs army was ready. by 15 pm. all hell broke loose. the strong point, beatrice. 2.5 kilometers from the headquarters was overrun, whose commander was killed and video communications severed of the overnight, the defense has collapsed. vin artillery was more powerful than expected to concealed and hillsides ending caves. it was undetectable. the on the 15th of march, it was a post gap. leo's turn to fall general shaw piece on the head of the french artillery didn't delete the admin would be able to position their guns on the slopes. committed suicide after realizing his mistake, the by this is the for french battalions were out of action. the valley was being pounded with shelves. the fire power was suppose

convention, so russia joined the berne convention to the geneva convention.tember 6, 1960, a sensation was the press conference in moscow of americans bernan mitchell and william martin, the most famous defectors in the history of relations between the ussr and the usa. they served as cryptanalysts in the nsa, agent. it was precisely on the basis of this promise by khrushchev that every month some figures from this kgb brought this salary, or whatever you call it, to our house and handed out these 500 rubles to my husband on the table. in order to discredit the defectors in the us, they tried to portray them as homosexuals, which was then officially condemned and considered the same threat to national security as communism. true, in the ussr they started families, worked in their specialty, and then wanted to return to their homeland, but the state department never gave them visas. in september 2007, israel began operation orchard. israeli f-151 fighter-bombers struck syrian territory in the mountainous area near the city of der el-zor, believing that a milit

a british endurance swimmer claims a new world record for the fastest female to swim across lake geneva. in a criminal investigation. and a british endurance swimmer claims a new world record for the fastest female to swim across lake geneva. we start this hour in the middle east, where the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has asked for forgiveness from israelis for not being able to bring back alive the six hostages who were found dead in gaza on saturday. we were very close, he said. "we were nearly there." but in a televised address, mr netanyahu remained defiant in his demand that israeli troops must continue to control the philadelphi corridor in the south of gaza, something hamas has rejected. the philadelphi corridor along the egypt—gaza border has emerged as a primary sticking point in gaza ceasefire talks. mr netanyahu said it's a lifeline for hamas, their oxygen and it will determine israel's future. immediately agree a ceasefire deal to ensure the remaining hostages are freed. president biden has said that a final deal for the release of hostages held in gaza is ve

endurance swimmer thought to have set a new world record for the fastest female swim across lake genevao. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has criticised the uk's decision to suspend some arms sales to his country, as �*shameful and misguided.�* in a series of posts on x, mr netanyahu said, days earlier, mr netanyahu had asked israelis for forgiveness, following the deaths of those six hostages. that had triggered protests across israel, including a general strike. 97 hostages, taken by hamas last october, are still believed to be in gaza, it's thought that 33 are no longer alive. earlier, mr netanyahu had asked israelis for forgiveness, following the deaths of those six hostages. that had triggered protests across israel, including a general strike. 97 hostages, taken by hamas last october, are still believed to be in gaza, it's thought that 33 are no longer alive. the uk has said that the decision to suspend arms sales to israel was taken because there was a clear risk of the equipment being used to violate international law. defence secretary, john healey, said it was

but even if it isn't ground breaking research in particle physics will continue to take place in geneva for the for see of all future. happy birthdays. turn that before we go. and not the celebration in new zealand where they set a new record for the world's biggest haka. the traditional mallory war dance is meant to strike fit into the hearts of enemies. and that usually with the size of sol side perform the style of sporting match. most famously by the old blacks, the ceilings national rugby to more than $6000.00 people showed up at a at oakland even rep popularized the stadium for the regular banking rendition. resting the title back from front to find it in 2014, wanting to organize. it was like winning back a national 1st the the and that is open now on the coming a mix board fly. looks at how an ask in refugee became a professional boxer. here in germany. don't forget the website and the social media channels that they doubly needs as the handle. you need any help from me in the team here in building. thanks for watching and stay with us. the we are all set we are watching to see

endurance swimmer thought to have set a new world record for the fastest female swim across lake genevallo, i'm luxmy gopal. returning to the middle east. since the start of the israel—gaza war in october, jewish settlers have increased the rate at which they have been setting up illegal outposts in the other palestinian territory, the west bank. according to the un, in that time over 1,500 palestinians have been displaced from their homes. for over six months, bbc eye investigations has been following the activities of settlers living in illegal outposts and can reveal new details about support they have received from an israeli state—linked organisation. emir nader reports. here in the occupied west bank ayesha and her husband nabeel say they're being forced from their home. this is the man she's accusing — a settler named moshe sharvit. but moshe sharvit paints a different picture of his presence here. he lives in an unauthorised settlement in the west bank. it's what's known as an outpost, illegal under both israeli and international law, and outposts like moshe�*s, which are often

there was great excitement in geneva and that's where you do ideas assures me to. it was received by a friend, the crown, the further delays, the late enough to be on that old headquarters of the league of nations with the meat. when he left the opening is overshadowed by the situation in html pool. that will be a chief underneath the result. you need to know or 3 dollar payment is while the but the shortly before the conference opened, us secretary of state john foster, dulles. this is french kind of part george to do without really thinking, he suggested deploying 2 atomic bombs. the french foreign minister objected the phone was who to inflict too many french casualties. i could plunge the world into an abyss. the indians, who was one of the most dangerous moments of the cold war, the botox continued the final offense that began on the 1st of may 1954 hold up in a shelter because lee was powerless. on the 7th of me, the telephone general committee, their last conversation was recorded the defending themselves, tooth and nail, to hold out for as long as possible

annexes and geneva's all conventions in there which is all the international community came which is the even the genocide convention came at the time and the united states of america took all of that and throw it to the dustbin because it doesn't suit its own goals of imperialism of domination on the region this is why when they go in lebanon they they killed so many if you if just three days ago few days ago when we seen the this masterer of uh blowing up booby trapped pages and the united states of america and the west doesn't even condemn the killing and the assassinating with these through this low very low terrorist acts against civilians when you seen hospitals uh ambulances being targeted when you seen nurses, paramedics, doctors, ordinary people, children whose people who's using it for a part of... they saying hizballah guys, this is in a massive scale, they didn't even think it's okay to them, you are targeting the lebanese, because maybe by killing a thousand lebanese maybe you injured or kill one from the fighters, freedom fighters of hizballah, that's okay for them, thi

world record and will be speaking to her on how she spent an entire days swimming the length of lake genevabeen hearing this evening from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and will bring you some the latest lines from him and in terms of those six hostages and these are some of the protests against benjamin netanyahu and his failure in their eyes to get the hostages released and get a deal in there the six hostages whose bodies were found over the weekend and will be hearing from benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister and he is saying hamas executed those six hostages with gunshots to the back of the head and we are also hearing from hamas that their spokesman is saying that they are issued new instructions to guards on how to handle them if they approach detention sites where the hostages are held and so, hamas is issuing new info on how to handle hostages and single six hostages were all executed with gunshots to the back of the head and will bring you more on those latest developments as they come into us but benjamin netanyahu is saying that he is not going to reach a quick

covenant, there is something called the international international covenant, it is known geneva covenant of 1949, it provide protection for civilian if there is an oc occupying force. so we have to admit that there is occupy force and this occupy force is contributing to killing the civilians, we're supposed to protect by international law and the human international law as well, so you think the united states is blind and cannot see that and has no force to tell netanyahu to stop, how can they have the force and the ability to stop any of those arab leaders and say, "don't say that, don't do that, do this, don't do that, yes, and you think they can't say this to the to netanyahu, here is a problem, if they can say and they are not saying it, it means they are complicit, if they are saying it and netanyahu is not listening, it means you know what kind of power you have, exactly, well with that dr. muhammad haidar, i love to thank you very much and economic and political analyst joining us from london, thank you very much for your time, you're most welcome uh, back to you dr. first of all

but even if it isn't ground breaking research in particle physics will continue to take place in geneva for the foreseeable future. happy birthday cern. and on that, no, that's all for now up. next is for the last looking at how women in new delhi collaborating to cut their exposure to toxic. and that's the how it for me and the tenants could box and the living independent, arise to society is full of contrasts. and any quantity is a big many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think computers in this leaving. what is home? how do we tackle the major issues about time to because there is a significant risk of human extinction from advancing our systems.

negotiations continue in geneva. there was a hotel in ye korda far from geneva, it is somewhat hidden. he was afshar and his servant and sheikh esh, the main representative of the so-called bahrain, was the same sheikh khalifa. our only pressure was to turn it into a kind of referendum. and not doing so, if he agreed to hold a referendum or some kind of referendum there, it would be a sign that his government is completely illegitimate, while he said that for 200 years, the al- khalifa family has been ruling there. they do and consider themselves legitimate and to me. because he accepted the principle of referring to public votes this calls into question the legitimacy and the british agree with this. in my opinion, the british did not want them to participate in a so-called voting, they did not want this to become an egyptian thing in the south of the persian gulf, for example. sheikhi is enough to go and say, well, i am arai. either the people of bahrain will vote for iran, which will destroy the whole plan of the

the reconstruction process is now underway in geneva. we're all working united as one also to a you, i'm in 10 days of destruction. an intense siege on the city and camp of janine resulted in the martyrdom of $21.00 palestinians in the early hours of the wednesday, august 28th is really special forces surrounded the janine governmental and the bein seen. the hospitals is really forces deployed massive military reinforcements, leading to a full siege of a city and the camp. they stormed residential buildings destroying many apartments in homes for seen hundreds of palestinian families to flee. i'm. it's the sound of the soldiers, gun fire, palestinians were forced to leave their homes and assume this is really bulldozers entered the widespread destruction began. hundreds of families were displaced from the camp and jeanine's, eastern neighborhood, a band and in the areas to suffer from these rarely incursions the raids effected infrastructure and led to a total power outage in the camp. in the eastern neighborhood of geneva, roads and fac

well, tell him, ivan, yes, yes, both in his wife and in geneva, when she came back from geneva, she wasle, absolutely new and such alien lips, no, no, well i don't believe it, i couldn't have drunk himself to death, but such a guy, it was still impossible to have him then kick him out, what else could you do? i don't know, fight, listen, maybe not all is lost, he certainly didn't look very good, but what if, if we find him some kind of work, housing, well, to begin with we just need to find him, what kind of construction sites do we have , there are some on uritskogo, there's only a pit on uritskogo, what does a pit have to do with it, it seems... um, thank you, son, well you've already decided, that 's it, that's it, what are you going to do, mom, well i've only been in the country for 10 days, well first of all, i need to look around, you said very correctly to look around, prudence caution is the most important thing for you now, "son, don't forget, now any woman sees only money in you, only money, money, money, what are you saying, well, that's it, that's it for any woman, i know wh

nation figure confirmed who killed all these children where the procection of civilians based on the geneva covenant. "there is something you know called the international international covenant, you know, it it is known geneva covenant over 1949, it provide protection for civilian if there is an oc occupying force, so we have to admit that there is occupy force and this occupy force is contributing to killing the civilians we're supposed to protect by international law and human international law as well, so you think the united states" is blind and cannot see that and has no force to tell netanyahu to stop, how can they have the force and the ability to stop any of those arab leaders and say you don't say that, don't do that, do this, don't do that, yes, and you think they can't say this to the to netanyahu, here is there is a problem, if they can't say and they are not saying it, it means they are complicit, if they are saying it and netanyahu is not listening, it means you know what kind of power you have, exactly. well, with that dr. muhammad haidar, i love to thank you very much and e

, when she came back from geneva, she was simply unrecognizable, absolutely... new and strange lips,on't believe it, i couldn't have he drank himself to death, well, such a guy, after all, you couldn't kick him out then, and what else could you do, i don't know, fight, listen, maybe not all is lost, of course he didn't look very good, but a if if... find him some kind of job, housing, well, to begin with, we just need to find him, what kind of construction sites do we have, there is the nauritsky one, the nauritsky one is just a pit, what does a pit have to do with it, it seems like the foundation has already been laid, yeah, well, oh, he said that he lives with a team of moldovans, well, where will they live there , in a pit or in a foundation, well, i don’t know, maybe dugouts, well, are you even already, so , so, so, so, wait, on popov, then... a construction site, although no, there’s a shopping center there, well, yes, so what, you can’t live in a shopping center, well of course you can't, who lives in a shopping center, it's my fault, it's my fault, so where else , thank you, s

sent a video report, and then threw eggs and painted graffiti on the office rented by zhdanov in geneva was interested in subjugating all the more or less well-known, so-called oppositionists, well , traitors to russia. and become a one-stop shop, this one cashier who would hand out money to them, while he himself would approach his american curators, would fork out his pimp percentage in... his plans did not include the presence of any competing structures, such as, for example, extremists from the fbk. the current nevzlingate was a blow to the notorious crowd, also in the sense that they fundamentally do not trust arti, they used to listen to the singers, she is one of their own, and now they do not want to believe her either, that is , an additional split. foreign agent gennady gutkov believes that the fbk bought into the provocation, foreign agent plyushchev said that the investigation could harm the work on ... without deception and without flint, lights, you or me , sharpened me, pen self-written ink magic, get it, you are the main thing, vanya, hurry up, so give me a horse, mecha

the un condemning out of geneva the indiscriminate nature of these attacks, this new way of launchingt saying the only people capable of launching such a sophisticated attack was israel, was mossad and saying that the thought is that small amounts of explosives were placed in these pager devices and then a message sent out yesterday and that detonated the devices. that was yesterday and some of these of the funerals today. in these of the funerals today. in the last a0 minutes we've had more explosions and more reports of dozens of people being wounded and this time apparently it's walkie—talkies that have been targeted in this new round of explosions. 0ur middle east correspondent sent us the latest and he is there on the ground for us in beirut. we are here which is the southern suburb of beirut which is a hezbollah stronghold and a large crowd has gathered for the funeral of four of the victims of those explosions yesterday including an 11—year—old boy and a hezbollah mp. about 15 minutes ago we heard a large blast in this area and details are unclear. 0bviously area and details ar

a group of astronomers from the university of geneva, geneva, switzerland , discovered this super hot gas giant at a distance of 64 light years from the earth and in the direction of the pisces constellation. it has an orbit very close to the host star. and strong winds containing large amounts of iron atoms are flowing in it, which are moving from the lower levels to the higher layers of the planet's mercury. this closeness to the star has led to the extreme temperature of this planet during its days, so that its temperature reaches more than 2000 degrees celsius, and for this reason, this extreme heat changes the iron, then it turns into a liquid at night and into the face rains from iron. thank you for your attention . how many years has it been prohibited to import the commercial winners for 3-4 years now? the famous ones are not imported at all. but in the market, there is a kind of spoon , you can see what it does in the shop, the warehouse, and in the self-service. the thing that is often used by the ministry of smuggling is the only way to identify and close the door to smuggl

as in particularly in geneva, which lead to soften on the box would be the onset more of over. as i said, i questions honors if need to feed ibp too old for us. it's for seems drones to go mean to jamie going, which means that you need evolved into or a look at the backend and 90 is useful firsthand what international inaction can lead to, particularly the masika in the one to and then into a 1000 for his thoughts or to re 5 a alarm about the genocide in the full and you were shocked that no one seemed to care back. then do you see i repeat of the same scenario now because as long as this will continue, is the potential for more and more civilians to be killed across the country goes higher and higher by the day a oh absolutely, history is repeating itself. the doctor, there's plenty of evidence they are assess the well, the direct defendants, the gun to read an invention under the change was inducted by the international criminal code on the, on the best suited these on the policies are all to defend. and so the original on the sheet that i like to the because of the off base

was it a question in regards to the pedestrian crossing at geneva? >> just highlighting how dangerous it is for pedestrians to cross geneva, because from the northbound off-ramp, people make a right turn into the pedestrian crosswalk, all the time. when there are people on bikes or wheelchairs waiting to cross to where the elevator is, i have seen a lot of near-misses. >> dually and strongly noted. thank you. >> alright. thank you both for your presentation and your work, and let's open this item to public comment. if there is anyone who wants to talk to us about item 9, please come forward. i don't see anybody in chamber, so let's see if we have remote public comment on item 9. >> there is no remote public comment for this item. >> alright. public comment on item 9 is closed. commissioner safai, would you like to move approval? >> yes, thank you. >> so moved. seconded by melgar, and i think we can take that motion same house same call without objection, the motion passes. and, madam clerk, please call our next item. >> item 10, sf mta quick build pr

as i mentioned, the geneva talks did not create a pathway to peace. what is next?ll, we were able to have a great fear of success -- great deal of success opening up supply routes where people are facing starvation, over 20 million facing acute hunger, over 8 million pounds of food moving, 3000 tons last week into areas that have not seen emergency food distribution for four months. on the issues of humanitarian access, we were able to make significant progress thanks to president biden and the secretary blinken giving the go-ahead to go forward with the talks. we have seen horrific atrocities from both sides. we were able to get the first code of conduct commitment from the rapid support forces. we have much more to be done on both humanitarian access and civilian protection, and ultimately the goal is the cessation of hostilities. nick: how do you end this war next? do you try the same approach you have had already? the sudanese armed forces did not show up in geneva, and the rapid support forces getting together again, as you have been doing for many months if n

it was a hotel not far from geneva, so to speak , so to speak. he was afshar, and the main representative of my so-called bahraini sheikh was sheikh khalifa alone the pressure was on us to turn it into a kind of referendum and plebiscite, and not doing so, if he agreed to hold a referendum there or to hold some kind of referendum, was in fact a sign of this. whose government is completely illegitimate , while he said that i am 200 years old, who is actually a member of the al-khalifa family. they are exercising sovereignty over there, and he considered himself legitimate, and as soon as he accepted the principle of referring to public votes, he himself questioned this legitimacy, and the british agreed with this. the term is a kind of voting they did not want this to be an egyptian thing in the so-called south of the persian gulf. it is enough for any sheikh to say, "well, let's refer to the public votes and the referendum will have two modes: either the people of bahrain will vote for iran, which will destroy the whole plan of the british, or 30

sent a video report, and then threw eggs and painted graffiti on the office rented by zhdanov in genevanevzlin was interested in subjugating all more or less well-known, so-called oppositionists, well, traitors to russia and, to become a one-stop shop, this one cashier who would hand out money to them, he himself would approach his american curators, would unfasten his percentage of the pimp, his plans did not include the presence of some competing structures, such as extremists from the fbk. the current nevzlingate was a blow to... that the kremlin is persecuting them, that they want to kill them in russia, but in reality, as it turned out, they are ordering each other themselves, because in this way they divide this business of theirs, this financial field, while agent nevzlin is trying to make everyone think, look how long moscow's arms are, hence the disguise during assassination attempts as supposedly vengeful patriots, but it is unlikely that anyone will buy into this now. correspondence and shocking videos, the leak about the feud tore up the network, including abroad, and became

obligations, for example, my relatives military, and i know how difficult it is to comply with the genevaonventions for the treatment of prisoners, and it is a risk to life. when you take them out of the front line, that is, the purpose of the kursk operation is completely different in my opinion, no one is going to fire there, the russians were there again all august, they met personally with the head of the russian embassy, ​​ulyanov met with grosi, persuaded him to go to kursk, he came, they insisted, for him to admit that it was us... to the shelling of the kursks by the ukrainian armed forces, but he also did not say anything, i.e. the work of magate is actually quite important, not just declarative, as many said at the beginning, but these are really useful steps, as it is now really timely according to the announcement by energoatom that magate will expand the representation of its monitoring missions on ukrainian infrastructure objects that have an impact for safety nuclear power plants, it seems to me that it will be good, especially when such mass attacks will, unfortunately, co

is, on the one hand, the russians allegedly adhere to article 56 of the additional protocol to the genevavention, which states that it is not possible to fire at nuclear plants or dams that contain dangerous forces for the population, but you see, they do not fire specifically. but the second generation line, well, they designed it, and in soviet times, they know these vvr 1000, vvr 440 that we operate, well , i think that in the... part of our program , we will talk with olga kosharna about the sanctions that must be introduced on the opinion of ukrainians and the international community against rosatom, this it is important, because rosatom knows about the construction of ukrainian nuclear power plants, which is why such massive attacks continue. let's take a break and be back in the studio in a moment. we, military personnel of grig's separate unit. named after volodymyr hryga of the platoon of unmanned aviation complexes of the 76th separate battalion of the 102nd separate brigade. in the zaporozhye direction , combat clashes occur daily due to constant enemy assaults. this does not b

in the summer of 23 in geneva, at the opening of the installation of schizo, rotten eggs were thrownt zhdanov and the press secretary of the vbk kira yarmysh, who was nearby, the ultras hired for a short time through blinovo sent a video report, and then threw eggs and painted graffiti on the office rented by zhdanov in geneva. nivzen was interested in subjugating all the more or less famous, uh, so -called oppositionists, well, traitors to russia and uh to become a one-stop shop, one of these crooked ones, who would hand out money to them, himself. he would approach his american curators, would pay off his percentage of the pimp, his plans did not include the presence of any competing structures, such as , for example, extremists from the fbk. the current nevzlengate was a blow to the notorious crowd in the sense that they fundamentally do not believe in arti, but they listened to the singer before, she is one of their own, and now they do not want to believe her either, that is , an additional split. enoagent, gennady gutkov believes that the fbk. to make everyone think, look how l

there was this, this was in geneva in 1965 as well. that's going to get them added. uh huh. and uh, indic, also a general. we organize my program and so that was my 1st program abroad. and in those store years in geneva, lot of europe and countries invited me and others balancing everywhere for your fitness comes from the family that to come from a freedom fighters, politicians this, this one think be on the top. that doesn't every my ambition. i didn't even know just being on top, but you know, just keep working. unfortunately for me i was never confused. yeah, because now there's that bad show. i've tried this afternoon. i logged on so i run away from home. windows so it gets mattered. and then done as a know, i ran over the age of 18 and a half and went straight to buy and go to my goose. it was that fall for the dryer . me so i didn't ever allowed to drive to die. that's flame. and i think that has to be in the guiding force for this. yeah, you said that don zonati has people with spirituality and provide social is commenting. what social is the most important to know pi

obligations, and for example, my native soldiers, and i know how difficult it is to adhere to the geneva conventions for the treatment of prisoners of war, and it is a risk to life when you take them out of the front line. that is, the purpose of the kursk operation is completely different in my opinion, no one is going to shell the russians there again, they met in person all august, the head of the post-revolutionary russia ulyanov met with grossi, persuaded him to go to kursk, he came, they insisted that he admit that this was the result of shelling kursk as ukrainian armed forces. but he also did not say anything, that is, the work of magate is actually quite important, not just declarative, as many said at the beginning, but these are really useful steps, as far as we can see at the moment according to the announcement of energoatom that magate will expand the representation of its monitoring missions in ukrainian infrastructure facilities that have an impact on the safety of nuclear power plants, it seems to me... it will be good, especially when such massive attacks will unfortuna