the great khan is there and he understands what he can do with evil spirits.00 points, letter 400 points letter h come on my dear. yeah, they drove, they drove, they drove the evil spirits, as i think, the letter 850 points think, you are the letter letter a lord again. listen, a man is coming. that's what comes with something 500 points of the letter spin the drum. letter p. wait, 400 points which letter open? what did you flash m? open god forbid, because what's the matter. after all, quite in those days, not even in arms 800 points letter open the three correct letters. take the right open that completely ruined the program 800 points. cover word and before us is the winner of the captain of the show field of miracles and all the finalists gifts to the studio collection is the flavor of eastern tea drinking tradition, original recipes and taste of real tea, favorite tea for everyone, families you scored 5.800 points. well, choose what you want? we do n’t need another 2,800 of someone else’s 2,100 very good pots. so a set of pots doesn't change anything 500

the unkhai commander froze on a huge pedestal, subei assistant to the great commander genghis khan, theestor of the tuvans, the leader of the huge mongol army. it's legendary personality, uvea is highly revered and a monument. this is not the only one we met in the town of baitaiga, climbing the mountain of the second secret legend of the mongols, which are the only written source dating back to the 13th century, mentioning the name soubide. sash 25 times, which is very honorable. it is known that the commander was famous for his heroic growth and physique and lived for 73 years for the middle ages. this is just an example of a unique longevity worth going a little further. and you will be met by the statues of the buddha shahyam, union, in general, buddhism and tengrianism are combined in the town of bill hole zhii. who forgot tengriyasa comes from the turkic mongolian word tengriya, what does the sky mean, this is the most ancient faith of the tuvans founded? the inclination of the people to the divine sky , earth and nature, but this is how they deserve worship and not only in tengri

great october revolution. the october revolution. yes, khanling there for 70 years, it has been there for more than 100 years and what will this temple be transformed into after russia once again disintegrates. and now we will start talking a little about history, we will start with the escape of ushakov and e. suvorov from kherson, the monument to ushakov admiral fyodor and in december alexander suvorov and the general were all taken out of the territory of the city of kherson and this is what the collaborator and the speaker of the collaborationist government said about this. the monuments of fedorov ushakov and aleksandrov suvorov were evacuated from the territory of the city, the monuments will definitely return to their places after the threat of shelling in the city is stopped panics are all under control and everything is being done for the good of the preservation of the historical heritage of the city of kherson . please comment on the evacuation of the monuments. these are the three excuses. well , as far as i remember, the russian a

now, because we're retreating, we just remembered oleksandr the great oktyabrsky revolution the oktyabrsky revolution how come this khanruling there for 70 years already more than 100 years and what will this temple be reborn into after russia once again disintegrates. kherson 's monument to admiral fedor ushakov and in december oleksandr suvorov and the general took everything out of the territory of the city of kherson and here's what the collaborator and the speaker of the collaborationist government said about this. everything is streaming, let's listen and then we will comment on the decree of the governor of the kherson region, vladimir, the balance with the territory of the city was evacuated, the monuments of fedorov, ushakov and aleksandrov suvorov, the monuments will definitely return to their places after the threat of shelling of the city is stopped, no panic, everything is under control and everything is done for the sake of preservation of the historical heritage of the city of kherson . please comment on the evacuation of the monuments, these are the three excuses. well , as far as i remember, the russia

and this of course just coming at the time of great political instability within budget on because m ron khan had threatened, i did. the board will march on islam abad. lay siege to the capital in order for his demands to be accepted. trelin cuz parliament has voted to limit the powers of the president, the power to appoint officials, including judges, and police will now line with a constitutional counsel. it follows protests over so long as worst economic and political crisis and decades. unrest earlier this year led to the resignation of the former president and other senior politicians. a state of emergency has been declared in sedans, blue nile state for a month, at least 187 people have been killed in violence, sparked by a land dispute between tribes. the peace deal was signed in the region in 2020, but the fighting has actually worse, and the blue nile states in southern sudan is home to dozens of different ethnic groups. hate speech and racism have often been blamed for worsening decades. long tribal tensions and analysts say that the rising violence is also a fall out of the power v

and this of god just coming at the time of great political instability within budget on because m ron khan had threatened that did the boards will march on islam abad. late fees to the capital. in order for his demand to be accepted at the united kingdom is expected to have a new prime minister within a week. it's 3rd leader this year. that's off the list trust. resigned on thursday, she lost the just 44 days in the job, the shortest serving leader in british history, and your simmons reports from london. this cross was the prime minister of broken promises. she cools to new milk down with the markets. nearly all her own funded plans with tax cuts were reversed. now, she's out the shortest serving prime minister in the u. k. history, i cannot deliver the mandates on which i was elected by the conservative party. i have therefore spoken to his majesty the king to notify him the i'm resigning as leader of the conservative party and doing started last friday. shoot sector finance minister wasn't courting, but blaming him for getting it wrong had no effect on the markets. the pound wasn't reco

khan, shogenger. and on april 19, 1783, catherine the great signed a manifesto on the acceptance of the island of tamane territory of the kuban part of the russian empire, a special role in the history of the crimea and the construction of new russia , played, as we said in one of the issues of the most serene prince grigory potemkin tovarishchesky, who, together with the empress, worked on the creation of the manifesto and personally led the annexation of the crimean khanate. so, when ihenia, the second russia ended. it was entrenched in the black sea , the lands were annexed, which received the names, novorossia, northern, black sea, crimea under kuban catherine took eastern georgia under russian citizenship and returned the western russian lands to the torrent and the poles, again, everything. this was achieved by very, very large titanic efforts of russia fought. do not forget the simplest axiom tested for centuries, which is infantile pacifists. it seems absurd that the absence of aggressive plans by the state is not a guarantee against unleashing a war, peace, first of all, a break between wars ,

and this of god just coming at the time of great political instability within budget on because m ron khan had threatened, i did. the board will march on islam of bob late fees to the capital in order for his demand to be accepted. the u. k. is expected to have a new prime minister within a week. that's off to lose trust. resigned on thursday, she lost it just 44 days. the shortest serving leader in british history. full, reese has moved from london, frustration and exasperation. i think one member of the public interviewed on the national news, hey, yesterday, said she thought that maybe a cartoon character could do better at running britain at the moment. but perhaps a good drama tree initially is the is the papers. the guardian focusing on the events of yesterday, liz trust, his resignation, the bitter end, and the times going with bars. johnson's potential return, johnson weighs return to power as trust quits. number 10, with the u. s is military trainers from iran and crimea, helping russian troops use iranian made drones and attacks on ukraine. washington believes iranian trans hit c

and this of god just coming a dime of great political instability within budget on because enron khan had threatened, did support. dad will march on islam abroad, late fees, or the gap is in order for his demands to be accepted. so a dramatic development indeed. and it is going to be a reaction the reaction of got the re did to party leaders. i've got really announced possibly projects across the country and it's supported that are also going to come out in large numbers to win durango. so indeed crucial development. but that also come from the election commission and the argument being that this is a political, ren delta de ruling opposition alliance has been trying to implicate them. and one case that if i order not that it is of god, the contempt of god gates in which he was clear, david had go. so i slapped debtors m charges against him. he was glad of dad also. but there was an expectation that the election commissioner, who am ron cons bar d and m, ron hahn deform a prime minister phase age playing along to the gallery of the opposition that didn't go to read them. for indeed, h

and this of closet coming at the time of great political instability within budget on because m ron khan had threatened, i did. the board will march on islam abad late fees to the capital in order for his demand to be accepted after 2 days of talk. see you leaders have wrapped up a summit without reaching agreements on how to solve europe's energy crisis. the prices have surged as europe tries to cut its dependence on russian supplies. shown a whole reports from brussels. e u. countries are the group of an energy crisis with gas prices up 300 percent since the outbreak of war in ukraine. and you leaders are still gripped by in decision over how to deal with it. this road map that and now has to be worked on and then implement it. it is a joint purchase. big step forward. 8 is the rules for sharing gas. so the solidarity agreements and the rules that have to be followed in case of severe disruption. it is the topic of excessive price prices and how to limit them. despite hints that agreement division remains between heavy weights, germany, and france on an energy priced cap. that would se

great, short, digestible stories. apparently a big reason i did biographies, but i am number one genghis khan in the making of the modern world world history perspective. anti-euro centrism. number two, the biography of augustus by anthony everett like stuck with me from grad school really amazing story. and last but certainly not least, it's got to be eleanor happy reading so elizabeth harris we're using betty the beagle to sell books. i mean who doesn't love a dog? it's brilliant, right? but i mean, tick tock, book talk also loves a list when you give sort of very short snippet reviews of of a couple of books or just list a couple of books and say, why you do, i don't like them, or you put them in a category. a lot of those have done very well, like i would do. tick tock. this morning there were a i got a couple like books i would kill to be able to read again for the first time things like that or six books that will destroy you or six, you know, i know like enemies to lovers books, things like that. so, you know, that kind of fits into the same the same thing where it's like, here's, here's a list. if you're looking

great, short, digestible stories. apparently a big reason i did biographies, but i am number one genghis khan in the making of the modern world world history perspective. anti-euro centrism. number two, the biography of augustus by anthony everett like stuck with me from grad school really amazing story. and last but certainly not least, it's got to be eleanor happy reading so elizabeth harris we're using betty the beagle to sell books. i mean who doesn't love a dog? it's brilliant, right? but i mean, tick tock, book talk also loves a list when you give sort of very short snippet reviews of of a couple of books or just list a couple of books and say, why you do, i don't like them, or you put them in a category. a lot of those have done very well, like i would do. tick tock. this morning there were a i got a couple like books i would kill to be able to read again for the first time things like that or six books that will destroy you or six, you know, i know like enemies to lovers books, things like that. so, you know, that kind of fits into the same the same thing where it's like, here's, here's a list. if you're looking

greatness nature, for example, to see this siberian giant baikal or admire the views from the legendary tabkharka plateau. the scarf, by the way, also has a second name - the headquarters of genghis khan. they say he went exactly to this place and threw look at your army. there are also bronze age burials here. the so-called slab graves and such a suburrgan, a special ritual structure. in general, it is not for nothing that these places are considered sacred. the religion of the locals deserves a separate discussion. paradoxical as it may seem, but it seems that it has become the main attraction of these places, they are waiting for you in the datsan. first thing when people come to dasan. they usually make a sacred detour , an expression of bodily respect for the object of veneration. buddhism, in general, two objects are considered, relative to which we create a positive and negative first - these are living beings. all without exception, bug. it doesn't matter if the mosquito is fed, the good is created. moisture, imprints remain, we create bad ones, they killed some negative ones, they created negative imprints and the second is the objects of veneration. aha if relative to these

great assistance to the family of the mobilized. this includes payment for kindergarten mugs assistance in learning for a new speciality. if necessary, social services. they will help to find a new job for the khanshko sergey vaninovich polina onishchenko news. the german prosecutor's office, following the german police, launched its own investigation into the sabotage on nord stream, berlin has already sent two ships with divers who will study underwater damage and document the damage, and gazprom recalled that 7 years ago , explosive devices were already found near nord stream nato but then the west put the brakes on the situation natalya solovyov about the investigation two ships of the bundeswehr, a minesweeper and a multi-purpose vessel were delivered to the area of ​​the bornhol island. divers, germany is conducting its own investigation of a previously damaged thread. north stream. the specialists of the swedish bureau studied, the swedish investigation conducted an examination together with our danish colleagues and found that it was a deliberate act. perhaps sabotage that sabotage, or as they say in the west, sabotage was preceded by serious preparation. experts, not even doubt, in this

great assistance to the families of the mobilized. this includes payment for kindergarten mugs assistance in training for a new specialty. if necessary, social services. they will help to find a new job for the khans other side. it's an attempt hear recreate. through painting, the entire panorama of the great country is artistic fantasy. always wondering where it all starts? now you will see everything. manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. where once the russian flag is raised, it should not descend. preventive war against russia suicide for fear of death russia an icy desert where a dashing man walks russia is a mystery wrapped in a mystery and placed inside a puzzle. the russians do not give the impression of people inclined to war, but they should not step on legs. there are no experts on russia, only different levels of incompetence. we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now hello october 11, 1799, russian troops entered rome russia fought with the french liberated italy from them alexander suvorov's army smashed the invaders on land