directions, yes we today under the influence of western intelligence services, specifically german great britain well and so we have no plans to the east, that concerns the east in general, that is not only russia, belarus and , as it were, ukraine too, but in principle, no matter what this country is called now, we also do not have our own policy, yes, so that. relations between states in the european union there is none and i think that something but not such a plan for the creation of the european union, and as for sanctions and as a union state and, as it were , russia and belarus are opposing together, well, it is clear that this is a joint work in civil aviation yes that here in belarus will build a russian plane yes or jointly there will be complements. we follow the sports life of our country. belarusian school batuta again shows a high class. the winner of the fourth stage of the world cup in switzerland was belarus stanislav yaskevich at oleg ryabtsev bronze. congratulations to our guys. the result, which to some extent can be considered historical in the oval of medals in our sport. b

world war, and that you would have had a democratic german state, this democratic german state could, together with great britainnce, contain the bolshevik soviet union, could join the the destruction of the communist regime, and nothing would have happened, but you took a completely different path, and with russia, when the residents of the kursk region are now saying that you and i supported svo, well, i'm sorry if you support svo, if you support vysta your neighbors bombing. civilian cities, sooner or later the war comes to you and your children and kills you in your own homes, even if the army that comes there behaves more civilized than the army that came to our land and turned out to be just, i would say a horde of savages medieval bandits, i won't even say barbarians, because after all, barbarians were a civilization compared to the russian army, there could just be missile fire, there could be drones, there could be fall results missiles, you... lose your life, you lose your health, you evacuate, and what did you want, if you think that your army can enter the territory of another country, sooner or late

been no world war ii, if you had a democratic german state , this democratic german state could , together with great britainance... the bolshevik soviet unions could join in the destruction of the communist regime and nothing would happen, but you went a completely different way, and so with russia, when the inhabitants kursk oblast is now being told that you and i supported the svo, well, i'm sorry if you support the svo, if you support the killing of your neighbors, the bombing of civilian cities, sooner or later the war will come to you and your children and kill you in your own homes, even if the army that comes there behaves more civilized than. that army that came to our land and turned out to be just, i would say, a horde of wild, medieval bandits, i won't even say barbarians, because barbarians were still a civilization compared to russia the army there could just be missile fire, there could be drones, there could be results of rockets falling, you lose life, you lose health, you evacuate, and what did you want, if you think your army can enter the territory of another country, early sooner or late

world war, and that you have a democratic one the german state, this democratic german state could, together with great britainnce, restrain the bolshevik soviet unions, could join in the destruction of the communist regime, and nothing would happen, but you went a completely different way, and so with russia, when the inhabitants of the kursk region now they say that you and i supported svo. well , sorry, if you support svo, if you support killing your neighbors, bombing civilian cities, sooner or later the war will come to you and your children and kill you in your own homes, even if the army that comes there behaves more civilized than the army that came to our land and turned out to be just, i would say a horde of wild medieval bandits, i won't even say barbarians, because after all, barbarians were a civilization compared to the russian army, here it's just... there could be missile fire, there could be drones, there could be missile fallout, you lose life, you lose health, you evacuate, and what did you want if you thought your army could be entering the territory of another countries, sooner or later th

no other world war, and to you had a democratic german state, this democratic german state could, together with great britain and france, restrain the bolshevik soviet union, could join in the destruction of the communist regime, and nothing would happen. but you went a completely different way, so from russia, when the residents of the kursk region now say that you and i supported the svo, well, i'm sorry, if you support the svo, if you support the views of your neighbors, the bombing of civilian cities , sooner or later the war will come to you and your children and kills you in your own homes, even if the army that comes there behaves more civilized than the army that came to our land and turned out to be simply, i would say a horde of savages. medieval bandits, i won't even say barbarians, because barbarians were still a civilization compared to the russian army, there could just be rocket fire, there could be drones, there could be the results of falling missiles, you lose life, you lose health, you evacuate, and what did you want, if you think that your army may enter the territory of another country,

this one a democratic german state could, together with great britain and france, restrain the bolshevik soviet union. can join the destruction of the communist regime. and nothing would happen. but you took a completely different path. so it is with russia. when the residents of the kurt region now say that you and we supported svo. well, sorry if you support. svo, if you support killing your neighbors, bombing civilian towns, sooner or later the war will come to you and your children and kill you in your own homes, even if the army that comes there behaves more civilized than the army that came to our land and turned out to be just, i would say a horde of wild, medieval bandits, i won’t even say barbarians, because the barbarians were still a civilization compared to the russian army, here it’s just there could be missile fire, there could be... drones could be the result of rockets falling, you lose life, you lose health, you evacuate, and what did you want if you thought your army could enter the territory of another country, sooner or later the army from this other country may reach

during the call of pinsk to great britain, the red army commanded, remembering that the germans had settlednkavichy, so it is known that with it there is a spring with holy water. well, unfortunately, the song we have with you today is so short, but i think it is rich, this is the impression that was left with me, what do you take with you from this studio? an interesting experience, interesting impressions, a great mood and desire to participate in your class project again. our meeting has come to the end, in just these hours there has been a new song, a fiery folk song recorded by pinkavich, and our song for the trinity, added to the kalects of the krynitsa, the taxa of the past, rumor, bad luck forced me to vykannannі ulyana sholakh, i will designate new spatkanna just tydzen, we will come from dzyaklavichy luninets district, vadzitsa bush. i played music, i played margala, i walked with badzers, and i walked with badzers stood on the badzera margala, chalavechki hung on the white light, oh zen yak walked. i got tied up with my yasochka, oh, i walked with my dad, i walked with my badzers

authorities have increasingly begun to resort to, about 60% of german citizens are not at all believe that the country can cope. in great britain, protests continue after a brutal murder committed by a man from a family of migrants, the authorities, instead of solving the problems with the growth of crime, continue to arrest demonstrators. the number of detainees has already exceeded a thousand. discontent is growing among the british military, because they are expecting a reduction in funding, according to the daily telegraph, the country's ministry of defense expects a serious reduction in funds for the modernization of the armed forces. journalists clarify the budgets. science and technology research from development could be cut by around 20% this financial year. hundreds of jobs could be lost as a result. deadly lollipops emergency in new zealand. a charity unknowingly distributed lollipops containing extremely high levels of methamphetamine to homeless people. according to media reports, they were donated by a member of the public. about 400 people received the kits, which may have contained contaminated lollipops. at lea

becoming embarrassed with the germans are gradually beginning to realize that even with all of the censorship that exist and not true true. but it was nato us. great britain, norway, number of other countries all involved in destroying the german economy by sabotaging the nord stream to pipeline. i do also want to get your views on um, will these developments with the orthodox churches in ukraine? i mean, it's not a new story for 2 years. um, a lot of, uh, a charge goes that have been suffering from persecution. they've been hack homes. that charges have been rated and looted and destroyed cloud. you members of those have been arrested. i suppose my question to you was, whereas the global christian community, why is the wes which claims to stand up for? well, not just the freedom of speech but the freedom of religion. wow, those is a great claim. but in fact, uh, the freedom of religion is rather tenuous and sometimes non existent in many western countries. a big, you know, that's a wednesday administration has, has attacked the orthodox church in ukraine. just then a slight they've, they've said the secret agents there and, and they have rated churches.

like this. when you when you look at the conduct of the united states and and great britain during world war ii, in bombing german cities, yeah, the germans were declared as the enemy, but the civil, we were killing civilians regularly with the the bombing. that flew over germany, i last estimon i saw was somewhere on the order of 900,000 german civilians died, so the united states has never had any real compunction, we pretend to be concerned about the killing of civilians, but even looking vietnam and milai, again the anniversary of milai was celebrated this past week, it's you know just an odd ironic coincidence, the united states could stop. hating and abetting something that's worse than a war crime, this is a crime against humanity, and uh, if you know, if there is a god, then god's judgment will weigh heavily upon us. yes, indeed, indeed. well, christopher, the u.s. is scheduled to provide the zianist regime with that, or providing it now with $3.5 billion dollars more. um, in your perspective, can the regime do anything that would prevent? from providing more money, more equipment and supporting it, are b

this. uh, when you when you look at the conduct of the united states and and great britain during world war ii, and bombing german cities, yeah, the germans were declared as the enemy, but the civil, we were killing civilians regularly with the the bombings that flew over germany. i last estimon i saw was somewhere on the order of 900 thousand german civilians died. so the united states has never had any real compunction about, we pretend to be concerned about the killing a civilians, but even looking vietnam and milai, again the anniversary of milai was celebrated this past week, it's you know just an odd ironic coincidence, the united states could stop this in a heartbeat, that that we control the pur strings, we control what israel's military can do, and we're enabling them, we're facilitating them. so in that in that regard, the united states is aiding and abetting something that's worse than a war crime, this is a crime against humanity, and uh, if you know, if there is a god, then god's judgment will weigh heavily upon us. yes, indeed, indeed. well, christopher, the u.s. is scheduled to provide the zianist

but the germans are gradually beginning to realize that even with all of the censorship that exist in that country. but there was no, you tell us, great britain, nor why a number of other countries all involved in destroying the german economy by sabotaging the nordstrom to pipeline. it's not in their present and has arrived in azerbaijan for us state visit straight off the plane. the russian leader was greeted by top officials and then on our guard the as well. the visits kicked off with um, a formal dinner of the residence of us originally presidents ill, how i'll yet the agenda for the 2 leaders, official meeting include strengthening the by law from strategic partnership and other key regional and international issues. ops, the weekend. the only rich carcases nation declared its desire to join the bricks alliance will of more on one emerges from the trip. as it goes on the outside forces are attempting to delay. the departure of us laid international coalition troops from iraq. that's according to the countries prime minister, really advisor dia, unless you re who spoke to r t in an exclusive interview. the conversation touched upon the r

becoming in paris, but the germans are gradually beginning to realize that even with all of the censorship that exist and not tod tray. but there was no, you tell us. great britain, norway, number of other countries all involved in destroying the german economy by sabotaging the north stream to pipeline stick blocks speaking to r t earlier. not around and has begun in court proceedings against the us for its involvement in a 1953 crew that over through the democratically elected government of prime minister mohammed. most of this, i'm to run the claims the exploitation of the states natural resources. the court will hear a law suit signed by more than $400.00 into readings against a number of american individuals and legal entities. talking us through this while ortiz use of july 71 years after the notorious 1953 cool, the toppled ross 1st democratic government. the country is now officially, so in the us and u. k. for the role in orchestrating being sit with the tell you a, the us and u. k. lead to of 1953 inflicted significant loss is on the iranian nation, including the removal of mazda, of the legitimate government and the exploitation of our oil wealth. in

but the germans are gradually beginning to realize that even with all of the censorship that exist in that country. but there was no, you tell us, great britain, nor why a number of other countries all involved in destroying the german economy by sabotaging the north stream to pipeline outside forces are attempting to delay the departure of us. lead international coalition troops from a rock at delta, according to the countries prime minister relied visor, dia on the syria, who spoke to us here at our t exclusively. the conversation touched upon the recent attacks on military bases. they are holding us personnel on how those incidents have affected foreign presence in the middle east nation or not. the erotic government has conducted an in depth and detailed discussion on the presence of advisors and, and assessments of the current situation. this was carried out in several stages. prior to that, the official position of the prime minister and the rocky government was announced, which is that it is necessary to complete the mission of the international coalition. from all points of the iraq does not need to maintain the presence of internatio

britain, suspended for "excessively" whipping a horse. the top of the podium, though, was the same as tokyo three years ago, with bredow—werndl beating out fellow german isabell werth for gold, while greatedal and a fifth overall in the equestrian events for britain in paris. and england opener zak crawley has been ruled out of the test series against sri lanka later this month, with a fractured finger. crawley suffered the injury while attempting to take a catch in the third test against west indies last week. dan lawrence will open alongside ben duckett in crawley�*s absence, with the first match against sri lanka on august 21st. and that's all the sport for now. let's get more on the olympics now, and that men's 100 metre sprint final. let's speak tojoel fearon, former british 100 metre sprinter and former 0lympic bobsledder. it is good to talk to you, what did you make of the extraordinary 100 metre men's final where noah lyles just, just by a hair's breath beat kishane thompso. it just, just by a hair's breath beat kishane thompso.— just, just by a hair's breath beat kishane thompso. just, just by a hair's breath beat kishane thomso. . , , , , . kishane thompso. it was superb, that

coming in paris with the germans are gradually beginning to realize that even with all of the censorship that exist and not tod tray. but there was no, you tell us, great britain, nor why a number of other countries all involved in destroying the german economy by sabotaging the north stream to pipeline america has arrived in as a body shop for a state visit straight off the plane. the russian lady was greeted by top officials under on our guard. the trip kicked off with some informal dinner of the residence of us originally president l. hum elliot. the agenda for the 2 leaders official meeting includes brent's name, the by law for a strategic partnership. and other key regional international issues of the weekend, the oil rich corpus is nation declared its desire to join the brakes alliance will bring you the updates, the amount of from back to the state of birch as something else have no today, a run has begun. court proceedings against the us for its involvement in a 1953 could that over through the democratically elected government of prime minister mohammed, most of this m t wrong claims the expectation of the states natural resources. the court to will h

they expected a german invasion and about specific time compartments or great britain he reaches outesident roosevelt that been communicating practice with specific but desperate plea for 50 world war i destroyers to be given to them to help protect england from the imminent invasion across the channel. but this was a very difficult moment for president roosevelt who is nearing the end of his second term in office. he pledged not to send american troops overseas. democratic convention was coming up which would raise the possibility of would he run for a third year. he knew if he did not come to the it could be the end of the british empire. expanding work could convince roosevelt missing a patriotic duty quickly to the terrible tu. his decision to generate as violating a sacred tradition, started by george washington himself. the two-term limit on the presidency. the neutrality act in this hostile congress and impending election put him in a position he had to defend what he is trying to do. he had to find a way to help winston churchill. so he came up with probably not legal plan th

opposite in their centers of interests , such as france, russia and great britain, they were united by only one thing, like here is the germanr batman. and russians, yes, but you are united by only one thing, “you don’t love each other, the british, the french hate germany, yes, indeed germany germany was constantly growing, it strengthened, it was a state with a powerful economy, a state that came close to the monopoly production of a number of strategic products before the first world war, a state. paris, london and st. petersburg, it also disappeared, and the old contradictions returned, they have not gone away. and in general, it is far from a fact that russia would have been given what was promised to it while this german factor was present, yes, that is, they promised it. century, well, a significant part of it, russia and england, they competed over who would then capture the black sea or mediterranean, whatever you like, basford straits. danelo, and then they were captured, actually captured by the british, but they captured them, they couldn’t hold them, the same david loit george, he said: well, listen, why doesn’t

britain, suspended for 'excessively�* whipping a horse. the top of the podium though was the same as tokyo three years ago, with bredow—werndl beating out fellow german isabell werth for gold, while greatiathlon has been cancelled for the second day in a row after concerns over the water quality in the seine. olympic organisers made the decision because the water quality in the river seine had dropped back below the required standard after heavy rain towards the end of last week. this comes after the men's triathlon was postponed by a day last week. we are expecting improvement in the next hours. i don't have the last figures but we are expecting improvement regarding the weather forecasts. as we have seen, the sun and the heat have very positive impacts and we are working to organise the competition tomorrow. and england opener zak crawley has been ruled out of the test series against sri lanka later this month with a fractured finger. crawley suffered the injury while attempting to take a catch in the third test against west indies last week. dan lawrence will open alongside ben duckett in crawley�*s absence, with the first match against sri lanka on august 21st. head to the website

great miracle in the world economy. it it's it's per capita income for arabs and -- is higher than german is or or britain's or france. japan's it's it's the source of many of the key technologies that drive the us economy. people often imagine that somehow israel was dependent on us. but it's just as true that the us is dependent on the genius of israel for the most rapid, rapidly growing companies in the us economy. we give our example israel intel is our leading semiconductor company and israel, i mean, intel is really in israel only companies at. its yeah, they invented the end degraded circuit but the integrated circuit and the microprocessor but they didn't succeed and supporting intel in its early years and its early years intel was sustained by nonvolatile memory. those are flash is what we call flash memory cell e promises they were that were invented by froman who was an israel who was one of the key figures in the early intel group and all of profits for the first several years of intel from these nonvolatile memories. then establish their leading wafer fab, which is intel's chips. leading edge chips are ma

, including on your broadcast, vladimir damy says, here great britain, so to speak, is going to supply such and such weapons, here are the germans speak filthy freaks, yes, here they are happy that their tanks are again on kurdish soil, in moscow they continue to shoot them ambassadors, embassies work, our, so to speak, schools, schools, visas, tudem judema, so to speak, some kind of business, what is this? like yes, this is again, this is some kind of interstitial space, you understand, so to speak, yes, that this is like this is abnormal, this is perceived by them as an absolute inability and unwillingness of ours to create any problems for them at all, then there are no risks, once again, we usually say, you know, no need to make sudden movements, no need for ill-considered ones, no need for ill-considered ones, but sudden and sometimes useful, why? because then in this case, so to speak, yes people will know that they too... something is being threatened, we say, if we do this and that, then they, then what, can we go point by point, that they then, he says, they will then introduce their troops into ukraine, enter into dire

what can this lead to next, or german national capital will put forward its new leader who will act against france, against great britainis is chaos. peoples, capitals are uniting, when they united, today they are simply subordinated to a larger capital, american, everything is absolutely logical, this is how it should be, and no scholz, no one will save, will not put forward german capital, it is on this is no longer possible, the only thing that can change something like this is if the entire political system of europe changes, but this is frankly speaking, if you look today at how fooled, yes, european ordinary people are. this is still only a distant prospect, we will bring them freedom, equality, brotherhood, in a tolerant, soft way, we will show the superiority of the belarusian, eurasian, yes, this wonderful social justice, development model, and there , after all, in the end, being next to us, they will accept this and follow in our footsteps, and can i ask engels and lenin, they are studying their works now, well, after listening to you, i suggest that we return them. remember, yes , he always made the same pre

almost succeeded in the united states and possibly even in great britain and possibly even in france and in germany that completely succeeded, the germans have unbearably susceptible to the propaganda that, it's terrorists. against democrats, it's what that's the story they've tried to sell and somehow that israel is democratic, which is ludicrous obviously, because it's a white supremacist, a party enterprise, and you can't, there's nothing to do with democracy, anyway, so but that's why this has changed it, the genocide that's going on in the west bank as well as in gaza has changed everything because they are no longer trying to... hide it, there's no pretense left anywhere, except that there is, even under these extreme circumstances of everything that you describe, and the fact that journalists like matt are telling us, and aron at the gray zone and electronic intervada and palestine deep dive where we are now, are telling us the truth about all these things, they are still trying to pretend it's normal, so when i do when i did my show, this is not a drill, funny enough, there's a song do in it called is this the life we really wan

opposition are increasingly guilty of, and 60% of german citizens do not believe that the country is capable of coping with the current realities. in great britainprotests continue after a brutal murder committed by a person from a family of immigrants. the authorities, instead of solving the problem of rising crime, continue to suppress the protests. more than a thousand have already been detained, while the british media, together with the police, are clearly following a pro-migrant agenda. so the killer is called a seventeen-year-old boy, the detained participant in the riot is a fifteen-year-old man. in british cities , crowds of anti-racism fighters are acting uncontrollably, not versha. schools across the country are taking an important exam, receiving readiness certificates, in some places repairs and landscaping have already been completed, and in others they are still putting on a shine, installing equipment, everything for young belarusians. teachers are set for productive work, and young specialists will join the teaching team. marina romanovskaya has an overview of the readiness of schools in the vitebsk and mogilev regions. during t

great britain. as the state border committee reports , the idea has appealed to german citizens. 38% of the total numbere following in belarus under the new order. the top three countries include estonia and italy. they crept up on sausage unnoticed. and here, and even here. and here. and here, and here. and here sausage. why is the food so delicious in belarus? i literally started praying in front of the shelf with cottage cheese for all the other fruits, vegetables, tsukerek, olonka, has anyone tried kedis? yeah, my god, it's so bad. people we don't feel sorry for, and there are tomatoes to die, it's like for i don't know, the poor for 5 euros, which are super just good for quality for the type of rich people, and this is already a taste shock when you first come to belarus, and not in favor of european politicians, who should invest in the well-being of their citizens, and not spend money on demonization ... koos of all armenians gorigin ii. his holiness was conveyed congratulations on behalf of the president of belarus on the occasion of his birthday. the ambassador wished the supreme patriarch succ

great britain has been destroyed. in germany, the editor-in-chief of the compact magazine, jurgen elsäser, has sharply criticized the germannt and called himself a supporter of vladimir putin. of course, i will not deny myself the desire to say that i am a supporter of putin. satisfied the editorial complaint and suspended the ban on compact, the editor-in-chief promises to win the case and obtain compensation for damages from the ministry of internal affairs. ptp, with a credit card you can and even more, all year buy, buy, buy, apply for a credit card at vtb, vtb, everything will work out. sale. bought megamarket, school style, choose buy with convenient delivery by clicking on megamarket, megamarket, school style, anywhere appetite, papamozhet, papamozhet. papa will tame, papamozhet, papamozhet, sausages, papamozhet, one of my friends breaks not only hearts, actress on the set, i will not act in this, you will be left without money without a smartphone, buy a new rabbit, mega discounts up to 50% and mega gifts when buying a smartphone, for example, the second smartphone and others in stores or on the website, only in me

great britain, the united states somehow did not stop. yes. ot. but for victims among the civilian germanwho is directly responsible? adolf hitler. who is directly responsible for the victims among the russian civilian population? vladimir putin. i talked a lot with germans who said: listen, what a horror it was in the days when the allied armies entered germany, especially the soviet army, the sight of rape. women, murder, mass torture, literally, just horror, i told you, i totally agree with that, it's unbelievable horror, by the way, horror what happened on territories of ukraine, belarus, lithuania, poland, other countries, all this is horror, indescribable, the horror of the suffering of the civilian population, but i am very sorry if your grandparents did not support the national socialist workers' party of germany in the elections, did not give it a mandate . had not even started a war of aggression against your neighbors, all your grandparents, relatives would be alive, you started it, you were guided by a sense of injustice in relation to the results of the first world war, but y

western, western politicians, the united states, great britain, europe, they still have them fuse, pay attention to what statements were made by germantention, there are representatives of various parties, only one saravakhnek, she said it normally, all the others, this is a huge success for ukraine, this is a turning point in the conduct of the war, ukraine took the initiative and so on and so forth, this went into the information space, let's leave, let's push this component aside, i want to draw your attention to the dates on which these events began, the first is august 6, remember, no, when we went to korvsk, what is august 6, this is the bombing of hiroshima, just in case, these are not just like that, in my opinion, the dates were chosen, and it was not at the click of a button that the troops went, they were prepared, they were prepared for a certain moment, where... where they are not expected, here he accomplished, or he or ukraine accomplished its task in terms of striking where they were not expected, after all, a serious group, but what is good about russia at the moment, and vladimir vladimirovich putin said this, they

parliamentary republic according to the german version and the president has a protocol-representative character, or we are according to the american or french version, yes, great britainlso a typical example, yes or according to the french-american version, we are a strong presidential republic, where essentially the president heads the executive branch of government, that's it, there are no other options, i think. that we need a lot of discussions, for the time being, for the next few decades, and the discussions are better to be held in the parliamentary club, so that there is no agreement there, restart, it was not possible to restart, because with presidents it is more and more difficult, we know that, i understood andriy, you and i are going to the next parliament, god forbid that there would be ukraine, god forbid that we live to see it, and we will come up with it next time, the next, after sunday, we will come up with it already party, name and so on. mr. mykhailo, why not, andriy, why not, you know, when i look at i have such a favorite formula, when i look at many of my former colleagues, whom i know from the government or from the current ones. and i like t

great britain, as reported by the state border committee, the idea was to the taste of german citizens% of whom are traveling to belarus under the new order. the top three countries include estonia and italy. they crept up on sausage unnoticed, and here, and even here, and here, and here, and here, and here sausage. and there is kolbasa, here too. made of chemistry, which they do not know, you can get cancer in the whole world to die, it's as if for i don't know, poor people, whom we don't feel sorry for, and there are tomatoes for 5 euros, which are super just good quality for the type of rich people, and this is already a taste shock, when you first come to belarus, and not in favor of european politicians, who should invest in the well-being of their citizens, and not spend money on demonizing a foreign country, welcome to belarus, it is better to see than to read fairy tales of the western machine. the ambassador wished the supreme patriarch success in his work for the benefit of further development of strengthening the belarusian-armenian interaction. the meeting participants disc

the west, western politicians, the united states, great britain, europe, they still, they have the fuse, pay attention to what statements were made by germanians, pay attention, there are representatives different parties, only one sarah wodenhneck, she said it was normal, all the others are... and it wasn't at the click of a button that the troops went, they were prepared, they were prepared for a certain moment, on the ninth drones flew through our territory , that is, everything was tied into one ball here, and the military component, the political one, and the informational kursk arc , they remembered the kursk arc, and what it is, that is, this event was prepared in advance and remember, budanov somewhere about 2 months ago said that... but what is good about russia at the moment, and about vladimir vladimirovich putin said this, they have long since switched to military rails, this is the first, second, there are reserves that were prepared 250. who said, because they exist, they are not accepted in general, in the general component, the attempt to divert forces to other directions at the expense of kursk and the kursk direction fail

russian and german citizen kevin lickg, who collaborated with the intelligence services of nato countries. agents and extremists of all kinds also went to the west, russian citizen of great britain vladimir karamurza, sentenced to 25 years in prison for high treason, former deputy of the krasnoselsky district of moscow, foreign agent ilya yashin. who else is on the list? alsou kurmasheva, a journalist of the tatar-bashkir foreign agent service of radio liberty, convicted of fakes about the armed forces, foreign agent oleg arlov, chairman of the board of memorial liquidated by the supreme court, foreign agent andrei pivovarov, included in the list of extremists, ksenia fodeeva, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes, sasha skochelenko, demury voronin, vadim astanin. we exchanged according to the wording of the fsb, a group of persons acting in the interests of. diplomats will make every effort to release citizens who remain in american prisons, the russian embassy in the united states announced this; the mission noted that work is already underway to return them to their homeland. dozens of russians remain, they look with hope at their homeland, and the main task of the de

german citizen kevin leak, who is collaborating. with intelligence services of nato countries. foreign agents and extremists of all kinds also went to the west. russian citizen of great britainir karamurza, sentenced to 25 years in prison for high treason. former deputy of the krasnoselsky district of moscow, foreign agent ilya yashin, who else is on the list, convicted of fakes about the armed forces, journalist of the tatar-bashkir service of radio liberty agent alsu kurmashova, foreign agent oleg orlov, chairman of the board of memorial liquidated by the supreme court, foreign agent andrei pevovarov, included on the list of extremists is ksenia fodeeva, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes, sasha skochelenko, dimury voronin, vadim ostanin, for each. of these names are criminal cases and corresponding biographies. we exchanged, according to the wording of the fsb, a group of individuals who acted in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of the security of russia. we returned 10 of our compatriots to their homeland. this exchange is the largest in the history of our country since the cold war. in total , 26 people were on the lists. so, based on the resu

the warnings from united states, from fries from britain, from jerky, from a great also, as we understood the german government is providing several lanes of all the national as to the 11 on the jordanian government. also with these is going to be sending a 3 planes to evacuate jordanians from lebanese territories. so yes, of course, many countries want the national city. many, many is actually all immigrant sunday here for the summer vacation, i would like to get back to the country as to the countries where the live to come into the life. norman. okay, i think we'll have to leave. it's a bit to thank you for bringing us a to date with everything that's happening there. it's a they would import ali hush them for us. well, still a huge hit on elder 0. several american military personnel are interested in the suspect and broke it a tax on an advice and a rock. the i had learned that there's plenty of pleasant summary weather across europe at the moment and we are going to see the sky is clear across some west in areas as the winter weather pushes its way for the east, bringing drenching down paws acr

west, western... politicians, the united states, great britain, europe, they also, they have a fuse, pay attention to what statements were made by german politicians, pay attention, there are representatives of various parties, only one sarah, wadenneck, she said it normally, all the others - this is a huge success for ukraine, this is a turning point in the vision of the war, ukraine took the initiative and so on and so forth, this has gone into the information space, let's leave, let's push this component aside, i want to draw your attention to the dates on which these events began, the first one on august 6, remember, no, when they went to korsk, what is august 6, it is the bombing of hiroshima, just in case, these are not just like that, in my opinion, the dates were chosen, and it was not at the click of a button that the troops went, they were prepared, they were prepared for a certain moment, on the ninth through our territory... or drones, that is , everything was tied into one ball here, and the military component, political, and informational, they remembered the kursk salient, and what it is, that is, this event was prepared

german invasion at any moment. it was at this specific when winston churchill becomes the prime minister of great britain and he reaches out to president. they had been communicating prior to this with a very specific, desperate plea. he wanted 50 world war one destroyers to be given to them to help protect england from the imminent invasion across channel. but now this was a difficult moment for. president roosevelt, who was nearing the end of his second term in office, he had pledged not send american troops overseas. and the democratic convention was coming up, which would raise the possibility would he run for a third term. he knew if he did not come to churchill's aid, it could the end of the british empire. but the expanding global war convinced roosevelt that he had to run for a third term, be almost like a patriotic duty, that he felt he was, the only person who could lead america through this terrible time. his decision to run, for a third term generated obviously enormous controversy because many people, including democrats, felt that he was violating sacred tradition that had been started by washington himse

german equipment. there is only one rule: the ukrainian armed forces are obliged to use it only within the framework of international law, but germany did not specify which international law allows attacks on civilians. great britaino shrugs its shoulders and claims that it did not give permission for the use of their stormshadow missiles in the kursk region, but nevertheless, they will continue to provide military support to kiev, despite the change in strategy. masters, and he carries out their will, and with the hands of ukrainians, the west is at war with us, so, apparently, the enemy is striving to improve its negotiating positions in the future, but what kind of negotiations can we even talk about, we can talk about people who indiscriminately strike at civilians. interview with elon musk. according to the republican, five countries currently have a significant nuclear arsenal, and we cannot allow, so that because of people like joe biden , something irreversible happens. trump also explained the conflict in ukraine by biden's stupid act, which allowed the idea of ​​ukraine's inclusion in nato. the republican said that he himself could have reached an agreement with vladimir putin. commenting on the current