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those people belong to blood group. oh, our immune system knows exactly which red blood cells are ours. it attacks any other cells that don't fit the bill. ready it's vital information for blood transfusions. if we receive a transfusion of blood from another blood type that blood clot and can lead to death, the for blood types are not evenly spread out across the globe. blood group, oh is dominant in most countries, but blood group a is most prevalent in europe. blood groups be an a, b or the rarest worldwide. in addition to the a, b o system, human blood is classified into 32 other blood group categories. for example, the recent factor and yet we still don't know everything there is to know about blood in the evolutionary sense, blood group, hey, is the oldest. the other types mutated later in the 1980s, us naturopathic physicians piece her data mo, developed to blood type diet. it was based on the idea that how our bodies princess me from grains depends on our blood type. however, you, my scientific studies have shown

because let's discuss the second match of the group and germany . i saw the match, uh, not everything was like that, just dial us up, they opened the scoring in the 10th minute, and it seemed that now the germans were just crushing the costa ricans, as the spaniards did it 7:0, but no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. and the score was equalized in the 70th minute. well, then the kontrakans scored another goal in the 70th minute, although they scored an own goal. but hayvert himself came on as a substitute and scored havers twice, well, and then fultruk added in the 90th minute and it was 4:2. well, in principle, we said that the germans are germans and should win, but we now understand that not everything from the germans is golden, well, great faith, everything depended on the germans, they would win with a score of e- e 10:0 they would pass and start 10 moments were in the first seven minutes, then they will realize them for the costa ricans . it is worse among germans than among spaniards who also scored four points an

none at state on groups? yeah, i mean this, the, i'm the groups, especially the 3 major ones, a homegrown groups who exploited the grievances on the ground and mobilize resources on the ground. some of them get supported from outside the country like booker, i'm is affiliated to isis, an al qaeda. and they get resources from there, but they mainly tap into local resources where that human or capital to promote their violence. do you think that there is much appetite in the international community to intervene or to, to try and take the initiative to give my jerry the sort of support it needs from it's friends and allies, both in what the international community doesn't recognize is the serious threat this groups of opposed to the election as well as other other factors, other dynamics. we've mentioned like the spread of this information and this information on social media always can affect the credibility to unscrew to of the elections. after hotter summer on record, europe's farmers are facing dramatic chal

there is a group. well, we might category that group as x that group suffers subsets and still inequalities in terms of education, social services, employment and other indices. we suspect that discrimination is a part of that. and even if we suspect that it's or even if we discuss that or say that discrimination lessening we believe, at least for some groups, remedial measures are necessary, i.e. affirmative action by whatever in an annual give it to remedy any quality, particularly if you're talking about entrenched in an intergenerational inequality for which just discrimination is certainly the genesis of can we do that without a system of racial categorizations. and if so what would be the substitute for these questions? i think that we haven't really started look at in terms of okay recognizing that you know racial categorizations are unscientific and in many cases certainly at the far edges are absurd. do they nonetheless serve a useful purpose? that we may want to get rid of them? then can we f

they've medicaid for themselves, especially looking at that group. that group had portugal. you ghana and of course themselves, but also looking at, you know, the asian teams in the stone. i'm in south korea. they had something to get from the japanese who also, you know, had an incredible tournament. and just you know, pick up for the friends to see if they can get something for the 1st time since the 2002 woke up that they hosted co hosted, of course with japan and i think they have a chance. but brazil will come back, you know, to fight from that loss against the moon. yes, they made changes to the starting lineup. perhaps they'll have names and things you know could go upwards for them, brazil. but i think brazil of the favorites coming into that fixture, brazil made 9 changes for that game against come. and how much can we read into that defeat? i don't think we can read much into the defeat. of course, i saw the reaction, you know, from may my, he was very piece, you know, that be conceited. but also leading up to that game. not team had a shot on target against brazil

groups in europe?ve they been emboldened? >> i think they're right wing radical -- is on e street. it is related somehow to what happened in the u.s., but there is the own reasons in history. but it's mostly related to discontent within the economic governance. and i think there's also a method of sovereignty. many europeans in the country are asking against you or the political parties. so it has some connections. >> this was unknown group. many members have been quite open about their beliefs. they were radicalized. many on social media portals. i believe the pandemic as creative plenty of time for that. you work on radicalization, with this have not been possible with the technological shifts that we have seen? >> that's an interesting question. suddenly technology is really important to thick about the far right space. but also this is a group that is sensing tradition and other factors other than technology, not the impacts of the pandemic on the ways that which that has changed the conspiracy the

i also wanted to mention other senators who were part of a group. with that, recognizing the presence of a quorum, we will now proceed to a vote. the question is first on the adoption of the managers amendment. all those in favor. all those opposed. the opinion of the chair the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. are there any further amendments to the bill? seeing none, we are now going to vote with a quorum present at least 10 members are present on the bill before us. the question is on reporting as 4573 the electoral count reform and presidential transition act as amended. the clerk will call the roll. [voting] >> sen. klobuchar: i also want to note when you finish, i will let the clerk finish for the two that could not be her. >> ayes are 14, nos are 1. sen. klobuchar: i have proxies for senator merkley and senator schumer. they have asked me to announce that they would have voted aye. on behalf of senator merkley, i ask unanimous consent to enter a statement from him into the record. so be it. the bill will be favorably reported as am

those people belong to blood group. oh, our immune system knows exactly which red blood cells are ours. it attacks any other cells that don't fit the bill. ready it's vital information for blood transfusions. if we receive a transfusion of blood from another blood type that blood clot and can lead to death, the for blood types are not evenly spread out across the globe. blood group, oh is dominant in most countries, but blood group a is most prevalent in europe. blood groups be an a, b or the rarest worldwide. in addition to the a, b o system, human blood is classified into 32 other blood group categories. for example, the recent factor and yet we still don't know everything there is to know about blood in the evolutionary sense, blood group, hey, is the oldest. the other types mutated later in the 1980s, us naturopathic physicians piece her data mo, developed to blood type diet. it was based on the idea that how our bodies processing me from grains depends on our blood type. however numerous scientific studies have sho

, but blood group a is most prevalent in europe. blood groups be an a, b or the rarest worldwide. in addition to the a, b o system, human blood is classified into 32 other blood group glories. for example, the recent factor and yet we still don't know everything there is to know about blood in the evolutionary sense, blood group, hay is the oldest. the other types mutated later in the 1980s, us naturopathic, physicians, pizza, data mo, developed to blood type diet. it was based on the idea that how our bodies processing ethan grains depends on our blood type. however, numerous scientific studies have shown this isn't true. there's no link between blood group and diet. but blood type can play a role in certain diseases, including coven, 19. and the extent to which people are affected by cove, it seems to be a matter of luck. some people who are young and fit are infected upon their 1st contact with the virus and others like julia don't get it. she recently spent an hour and a half having breakfast with her father who tested positive the same day. and her boyfriend also brought the

it's a 2nd group stage exit in a room, morocco in through to the last 16 as winners of group. if they beat canada to one that's also mama stadium canadian captain meal and boy young for minute era, gave how can you open the scoring uses and they see a double belief in the 23rd, he became the 1st moroccan player, the school to different world cap canada got one back before her time and he could be sure, rebounding all night when full and gold. the north american thought almost shook things up with an equalizer. but the ball did not fully cross the line. and morocco keep the lead. americans become the 2nd the african nation to qualify for the knockout stage and make their 1st appearance in the round of 16 since 1986. canada go home, but they will be back in 2026 as the coast with the us and mexico. the number to rank team belgium are also going home. a when of croatia would have put them through, but they could only manage and no, no draw. and it's croatia who go into the last 16 then the 15 minute referee anthony taylor awarded croatia a penalty. janik carrasco judge that to ha

a group of journalists from the central american news outlet el faro have sued the nso group after the company's pegasus spyware was used to hack their phones. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. ukrainian drones have struck two russian air bases hundreds of miles from the front lines. on monday, kremlin officials acknowledged the attacks damaged two russian warplanes and reported three people were killed and five others wounded in an explosion at a military base about 150 miles from moscow. russia responded with a fresh barrage of missile strikes across ukraine that knocked out power supplies and killed at least four civilians. the attacks triggered air raid sirens across ukraine's capital -- ukraine cities and towns. among those seeking cover in a kyiv bomb shelter monday was the u.n.'s high commissioner for human rights volker tÜrk. >> there was a wave of missile attacks against ukraine, including some of them ending up in the vicinity of kyiv. it has become almost a numeral but it has a huge impact on

let's talk about the group e, starting with germany, costa rica. what do you, how do you rate their chances? well, when you look at that fixer, 1st of all, if anyone had told you that germany would go into the last group game as the bottom left him in the group know and believe it, they've been very dismal in the stone them. and so far for the quality of player that they have, but i think they still have what it takes, you know, to fight. we saw that against spain. and i think those come, you know, with that same attitude going into that, gave a desk of 30, started to know that you know, the odds are against them, but they're defeated italy before in 2014. and i think they'll still come with that belief pretty. i think what isn't germany being knocked out the great stage? the 2nd consecutive walcott? yeah. that think many people have predicted that say i was full spy and they seem pretty impressive. it has to be said, a point will be enough for them against japan. you see the japanese causing them any trouble. i was inside the grounds when japan de

and former members of the armed groups to represent some constituencies from that group. also are not party to, this is one of the main groups that needs to be included. so, so this agreement is not plug and play. there is still more work to be done and that does speak to your, to your question on the, the, since this is the agreement. now the hope would be that there could be a more inclusive, broader process. it is unfortunate that a lot of the of the negotiations took place behind closed doors. this should have been a bit more of an open process. and so hopefully there could be some improvement upon it. and, you know, a wider way of people, both in the capital, but also outside the capital. kennedy kennedy brought in and i think what, you know, the degree of success to this deal will depend, i think, what happens between now and if they're able to form a government form in the government and how many more of these other groups can actually be brought on board and their concerns and interest brought on board. also the group that are not currently agreeing to this, the f

. a headquarter for this group. the group's presents at the hotel but according to the government, this meant they were serious russian losses during this attack the backdrop to all this, there is a biting winter going on and get the water is continuing —— war. there is lots of life going on. the latest attack has meant that odesa is suffering a lot of power cuts, russia is still using lethal drugs. ukraine said they managed to hit five of those drugs but five hit critical infrastructure and that means 1.5 million people are without power during this biting cold and winter. president zelensky did remind ukrainians it takes days not hours to restore power. meanwhile ukrainian forces are still trying to retake occupied territory so it is a difficult winter to come. it certainly sounds that _ winter to come. it certainly sounds that way. _ winter to come. it certainly sounds that way. christie, l sounds that way. christie, thank you very much. —— azadeh moshiri. let's get some of the day's other news: germany is set to

a really special group of men. i feel it is l special group of men.ved with the way from home, and potentially at all, really. that wicket — potentially at all, really. that wicket was so flat, so unresponsive throughout — wicket was so flat, so unresponsive throughout. i think the way we batted — throughout. i think the way we batted and allowed us to set something up, especially in the first innings, 650100 roofers is an incredible — first innings, 650100 roofers is an incredible effort and it gave us the time to— incredible effort and it gave us the time to be — incredible effort and it gave us the time to be able to set something up towards _ time to be able to set something up towards the back end. today was just a monumental effort from everyone. to get— a monumental effort from everyone. to get 20 _ a monumental effort from everyone. to get 20 wickets from that as a bowling — to get 20 wickets from that as a bowling unit _ to get 20 wickets from that as a bowling unit is— to get 20 wickets from that as a bowling unit is exceptional. - to get 20

2 weeks ago, if you had told anyone that germany going to the last group match as bottom of the group though, you know, call you a joke up perhaps, but this is the story of this woke up gemini, understand that they are under pressure hands. if lake he was assistant coach when they won back in 2014, in brazil, he understands what it's at stake. he remembers that feeling of victory. and i think that's what he's going to evoke in this group of players and perhaps that can get the result today. asha as santa mentioned, i me to get a point will be enough for spain. can you see japan closing another shot so i can lightning strike twice as they say. absolutely not. i don't think that japan had between them. they did, you know, they should like the, were very disjointed, aside in that game against costa rica and also, you know, i think that, you know, going towards the end of the tournament, they sort of look like they've lost, you know, that energy that they started with and i don't see them going for i, her history will be made tonight for the costa rica, germany, game, and all women refere

so, all of these reasons why this group is such an important target to ukrainian forces.w about this strike? so, according to the ukrainian governor of luhansk, there was a ukrainian force hit on the hotel that serves as a headquarters for this group. but again, the bbc has not actually verified independently the group's presence at the hotel, but according to the governor, this meant there were serious russian losses during this attack. but the backdrop to all this, is that there is a biting winter going on and yet the war is continuing and there is this tremendous loss of life that is still going on. now, the latest attack has meant that 0desa is suffering a lot of power cuts right now, russia is still using lethal drones. ukraine says that they did target and manage to hit ten of those drones but five did hit critical infrastructure, energy facilities and that means 1.5 million people are without power during this biting cold, during this winter, and president zelensky did remind ukrainians that it takes days not hours to restore power. meanwhile ukrainian forces are s

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in today's war, these small groups are an assault group consisting of 10 to 20-30 people.mposed of different in different numbers because there is a certain difference where their combat offensive is conducted, this is an urbanized area - this is a forest strip or this field it there are already a lot of 9 conversations about exactly what tactics they use, by and large , anism overthrew the tactics of launching a war by our military personnel in our country for a long time, well, we have been practicing uh, certain combat actions in small groups, but these groups communicate very well with each other, well, even such words, we listened to the standards nato is where alpha-brava is a small group. they have to interact in a certain way. they copied the russians to a large extent. only the outer part of these assault groups is there. a large number of them are the private military company wagner. they are the first wave that attacks our positions. well, there are a lot of such things that i do n’t even want to point out when they stand in front of our ukrainian-speaking priso

move gordon, we're essentially a group of volunteers. at one point we started identifying fake news in the media a so launch cyber funds on telegraph. we currently have over 112000 subscribers. we searched for fake news in western media alone social networks, anti bunker. however difficult in this program, we try to lift a veil of secrecy on one of the most elusive. and yet, one of the most written about private military companies in the world with the aim of helping you to understand the reasons behind this creation and see where it's headed. we hope we have helped, ah staging to learn more about the new sweating florida. check out the documentary section of our website, r t dot com for more in depth ripples above the wagner group. and it's rolled in the conflict or alex story and aid to ukraine's presence unless he has confirmed that huge force as planned to assassinate russia's top general. the new york times has reported that u. s. officials tried to put an end to the plot. the united states tried to stop ukraine from killing a top r

we're in groups. we crave that. and in fact, the fact that we're isolated now in our culture with the internet and, with the pandemic, in a way can make people more susceptible to cults because there's always going to be someone on the internet who is willing to swoop in and say, you're lonely, you're experiencing pain. i'm coming in with the answers. you know, i'm coming in. ron popeil. yeah. or yeah. you know, i, you know, i'm leader of a group that has this well, they don't refer to them as conspiracy theories, but i have answers. and the closure and the solace that you crave during this ever restless, ever isolated time. and so it's challenging when you have in-group versus language, albeit self that doesn't have to be, you know, as we on my podcast a get the -- out little it's really when you start to accumulate language that discourages that dissent and something that i talk about in cultish is cult language called the thought terminating. and this is something where you understand what it is. you won't be be

but they will spend again, they will enter again, they will prove new groups, those groups are brokenstroyed, they are broken, they bear great losses behind them, new new exhaust groups are here and so on, i can’t call it an influx of cockroaches, i can’t say what’s wrong here achieved some serious success during these months, well, it’s not possible, they advanced a kilometer there, they were repelled by a kilometer, and little by little, they are slowly approaching bakhmut, but it costs them a lot. well, we are working on it, yevgeny send them home, it doesn't really matter to us whether they will go in black bags or not. they will somehow run away there in their cars. but the most important thing is that we free our native land from this unclean thing, and in fact i want to tell our viewers that today's mini-air is us and you arranged precisely in order to announce the collection , which i, iryna koval, together with the espresso tv channels, am starting in order to buy drones, which are so necessary and necessary for our military yevgeny , can you say a few words, i think there is

in the group with in russia. and in that match against switzerland in 2018 period leading one now before. 8 jessica and chicky were the players who staged to come back for switzerland and basically ensured their qualification through to the group stages. and what happened there was that both jack and katie are 2 players in the 17 who are of albanian origin. and obviously serbian, and i'll be in, you have a very tense political situation over costco. and both of these players celebrated the goal by showing the eagles celebration with their, with their hands, which is the symbol seen on the obedient flag. and it was seen as a clear provocation for serbia. and serbian fans have not forgotten this. and both neither has the media and their strong strong calls for revenge in serbia broke profound from, from media from, from all sides basically. and this is seen as a unique opportunity, not just to go through the group, but as payback against a switzerland team that serbia beliefs have been better than in 2018 and who m

of the opening bank - this is approximately 80% of the business groups, but in a group.his is how they enter. e-e is one of the three largest e non-government pension fund npf opening. this is about uh, seven million, and the people in our country who keep funded pensions in the npf e are about half a million corporate uh clients. i mean the employees of the largest electricity enterprises. lukoil e-e of a number of other e-industries and assets, for example, npf - this is approximately 650 billion rubles. this is 20% of the russian pension market. well rosgosstrakh rosgosstrakh life. i don't think it needs to be presented separately either. this is the most famous brand in the insurance market. this is approximately now 7-8% of the insurance market. but russia, but this is actually a total of about 4.5 trillion rubles of assets. uh, that is, this is a significant part of not only banking, but also financial sectors of the country. so, uh, it's, well, besides that, there are about 35,000 people working in the group now. that is, these are very large labor collectives eve

in far right. milton groups as well. now we have also seen more attacks actually being carried out by hikes. we're going to recent years, there been attacks and police officers that resulted in at least one death. and then i a in attempted conspiracy to buck, the former a health minister called out about so the german government has been seen for years . they need to take the threat more and more seriously, and i think this rage shows how seriously they are starting to take it. and i think as anti terror rate and decades, police arresting dozens of suspected members of this group are intelligent, breaking it down for us. thank you so much with you. china has announced its most significant eating of corona virus restrictions since the pen them it began 3 years ago. it says that it would allow home quarantining in milder cases. and that mandatory p c r testing would be reduced. the major policy shift comes in the wake of nationwide protests at strict cove rules and significant disruption to china's trade and economy waitin

and yet they're apparently ignoring accusations now by human rights groups. there. it has been in the past as well, many years spoken about what christian communities are going through a bunch of groups, what they're doing to them. why is there that willful or otherwise ignorance? oh, because western regimes from the very beginning have been working on an ethnic, cleansing of christian communities from the middle east. not only syria, also iraq, where they weaponized and instruments lies. the kraidish are factions, for example, against or iraqi christians to drive them out. why do they want to join them out of the region? because then that enables them to continue the sectarian division tactics that they have tried to use against syria since 2011. because the christians, i mean, syria, you have to remember is, is the cradle of christiana need ah, in one of the areas in what, in a, sorry, there is the church which holds the letter or the paper assigned by the prophet muhammad, the christians, must always be protected by muslim communities inside, not only syria but a

the bottom of the group with 3 points. it's talk through what we've seen with our football analyst, jim. so lead, so many surprises tonight, jim, a portugal losing brazil losing and that comes on the back of france and spain losing as well. incredible stuff. yeah, i think we have witnesses the best group stage ever. and it's history because this comes to an end because the next one copy will be with more teams as 3 per group. and yes, so many scares, i think that the teams that there is what are ready classify. they somehow relaxed . and that's why we have seen so many surprises. and they also made a few changes to that seems each of those slides. but interestingly enough, they some statistics around brazil. and these group stage teams not actually winning 3 from 3, tell me about it yet. the 1st time brazil has their feet against an african team cumberland in this case. and it is the 1st time only to come with all sorts of souls. american teams will go through the numbers 0 never happened before, and we have 3 asia because

who in the caroling groups, that respectable number of communities, we see trembling again. condemnede us today and forgive us our transgressions as we forgive our transgressions and do not lead us into temptation deliver us from the sly theotokos virgin rejoice blessed mary the lord is with you blessed are you among women and blessed is the fruit of cats who gave birth to christ the savior soul in us lord blessings on our ukraine to our carolers and to all people of good will, he and the father and the son and the holy spirit, amen christ is born christ is born glory to ukraine heroes glory to ukraine glory to ukraine this is the project we see a little carolers in the yard near the church in the village of kryvorivnia, this is the ivano-frankivsk region, the village of kryvorivnia, there is the church of the nativity of the holy mother of god, in which we saw the divine service today, then the holy farewell is given to the sacrament of anointing already in the courtyard of the church. and now groups of carolers have gathered there and they get together they prepare their instruments

put them top of group e. the spaniards also go through to spite the defeat. spain went ahead after 11 minutes, st. are as pill quit as cross was made by of auto murata. that is his food goal in 3 games at concert 2022 though it was one of 2 hot on substitutes for japan. and full minutes of the coming on, he leveled the school for minutes after that time i thought he had put japan a have he celebration for sure at look like it a going out. but a long v a o review, eventually ruled the ball, had not gone out in japan, were to want up. and that is how it stayed. so very happy japanese fans leaving her leafy international stadium and enjoying the game with them was poor race who was watching this one for us. poor. not many people would have thought japan would finish top of the table. right. ah no, they paid a watson i hair, i believe international sidey what. what a 3 minute 2nd half burst that from japan. i don't think the funds could really believe it, just like against germany in the 1st months they've been o

so be managing just the point in the 3 group games. last minute drama decided, teams eliminated from group h, an injury time when it took south korea to the knockout stage, alongside portugal and st. uruguay home, along with garner portugal had already feel their progress. they knew a point would see the finished top and took the lead record school in office 5 minutes. south korea had to win to have any chance of qualifying the equalized through kim young one. christiana, rinaldo had an. i'm the one who came back in the fold up the top score. a man's international football also missed him. close range before being substituted, a goal, shy of you save your pull. to go record the korean got a when an injury on tests and so on. you mean setting up when he change the school, they put them 2nd in the level of points with you regarding that the same goal different. so 3 were a hit on goals scored and had an anxious wait watching the other match. so they mobile phones and they, with wild celebrations when they played an offense. when they pro

and movement that many of those who are in this group are in this right wing extremist group. that do not accept germany, the german order in the constitution also know how to deal with weapons and have also access it to classified information. that's where many see that this of iceberg and movement is especially so dangerous in a taking this thoughts. and also this rates a very, very carefully dw political correspond amendment over escrow. i think you let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world today. for rose, president pedro castillo has been detained by security forces, according to the national police. as detention comes after, he announced he would dissolve congress and install and emergency government of the congress rejected the decree and voted to replace him with the vice president deena . but what if it was just been sworn in spanish? officials say 20 migrants fled a plane in barcelona when it made an emergency landing. after a pregnant woman apparently pretended to go into labor, the plane had been flying from morocco to turkey. le

today, we have ourfinal group today, we have our final group to today, we have ourfinal group to be decided—chan swang scored the winner. cue wild celebrations for south korea, who go through instead of uruguay. they would have gone throughout korea's expense. what will the other teams dish up later? we can only guess. that's all from work today. goodbye for now. hello again. we should see a bit more sunshine around this weekend. the fog is getting blown away. we still left with some cloud in the northwest of scotland and for a while across northern ireland, so a bit milder here, but more broken cloud otherwise and easterly breeze bringing in a few showers towards those north sea coast. it can be quite chilly and southeast scotland. temperatures will be far away from freezing. but cloud should move away through much of northern ireland. more sunshine this time and the rest of scotland, and a few more showers, mainly coming in on the easterly breeze, across eastern parts of england. temperature similar to where they have been. around 7 or 8 degrees. still a bit of sunshine around, probably m

and groups within the country. and we can log before more international support for be a little shan scores, field, fight and in the country. is it not a fan of your opposition movement that after 2020, at that time and a massive st protest and it seemed that the game was up for alexander, lucre shinkel. he has been able to hold on and continues to govern bellows. is that not a failure? ok, opposition? movement. not yet. as we see there. correct on in 2020 was depreciation for the war. lucian would answer life without him if we can, who provided him with money with soldiers, with the resources back in 2020. and right now the question k, spain is that back to approach and it's not the feel out. this information became much more complex. now we are part of the bigger regional job political crisis. now we are fight and legit for democracy for democratic elections. but we are fighting for the very existence of bella state, hold. and in order to get the was free and in the band them, we need the, the 3 of the great set

she united all the major groups, traditional political parties and the new groups of 2020. and of course there are different ideologies, different of use among different politicians. but she's absolutely, are we unify in figure to, to all of the will see the strength of chris. let's see how unifying that is because an opinion for bi telegram based bolster. not rodney opera was among opposition minded bella. lucian's found that the colonoscopy regiment of bella lucian volunteers fighting in ukraine was 5 times more popular among bell at oceans than mrs. atlanta to kind of sky. clearly she's not a leader of a united opposition issue. this is the oldest, they're just the mom activists of this specific group. i'm calling oscar regimented just a group of military volunteers in the ukraine. so listen, compare, you know, political leadership and, and the fighters and the lessons forget the trauma, most could participate in elections in one election, multiple of servers, surveys, polls or international to prove that she want elections to receive 2 or 3000000 the vote. so the commun

put her in the hard line groups firing line since seizing power in august 2021. the taliban have severely restricted these rights. girls have been bought from school and women, faith increasingly harsh social restrictions. after protesting for women's rights in the afghan capital, kabul is, robbie was arrested. d coverage. most of them come and then for me to include them . i don't know which taliban member slapped my face 1st. civic her barons that i felt my eardrums were damaged them. you are like mitchell southern earth and he snapped me again as long as my mouth started leading his adam. but wasn't that more time for him? i tried to get out of the car in which they were carrying me by another taliban member who was sitting in the back seat. hit me and my back and with his pistol said i'm calling. because madison burn that one has presented the back of bushels. that miss robbie says the taliban tortured her and forced her to sign a confession, documents eventually releasing her. the activists recently arrived in germany, but remains haunted by the inhumane con

i'm just a group of norok nurok.lso remember these mate, well, in general, i absorbed myself here this harmony of melodics in those days of childhood, but then it was time to sing and that's it 25 years ago. i just wandered from work, which i was deprived of on the same day by some power structures. they came and explained that i was missing some documents, and in general, and car service. i even covered myself with copper and i on this road i don’t understand what to do next. i quickened my pace and i was covered with such flashbacks. i began to hear the music, listened, here is the cloak and the texts are pouring from me. i go and understand that it is necessary to write it down, probably. i'm going to memorize. well, the main thing is going to this one, bip remembered half a year ago. i took a guitar from someone, just, well, i ’ll run there and take this guitar. i knocked on the door and opened it. i have a door, marina, you give me a guitar, she gives me a day or two. i come home and in opened the door a little,

i think justifications for groups. i have predisposed a position to, to the status quo the way things are and symptomatic of like there are some serious problems and some very large changes that have been going on. and i think a lot of these extreme groups, their reactions to things like migrants. we have, i mean, here in germany we had in the ninety's about 8000000 russians arrive and then more recently, during the syria, we had a 1000000 syrians arrive and of course is allows turkish population has been here for a long time. and very recently, you know, the 300000 training and civil rights and so that all creates a background whereby the, the germans, at some point, some of them are asking, what are these foreigners doing here? and i'm very comfortable and, and we're spending money on the mckinney housing to them where we're giving them support. and it's that the populace by on, and the conspiracy theories. i mean, if you, if you look at the agenda of heinous is 13, that talking about the 70, the german of germany ha

today have to been given a unique opportunity to see where the group is based. we're going to visit several locations. and our mission is to understand just who this private military company is. i bond was, is it much more to work? and then the wagner group was founded in 2014 by russian business, many of guinea pig origin. his goal was to defend the national interest of russia and the russian world, and don bass and beyond a vertical dots which in our team got to spend a whole day with the group. take a look at its different training activities and learn about its daily routines. ah, patty, okay, to put out this military base serves as the groups main training center. it includes a shooting range where service men hone their skills using different types of firearms. o heavy guide, it's located in the south of russia, people from all over the country come to train here. but again, at this range, we provide military training, starting with simple exercises and, and gradually increased difficulty leveled. it begins with individual training activities and ends with

in today's war, all small groups are assault groups consisting of 10 to 20-30 people. they are composed of different in different numbers because there is a certain difference where their combat offensive is carried out, this is an urbanized area - this is a forest strip or this field, there will be a lot of talk about this, about which tactics they use, on the big account of anism, they overthrew the tactics of the introduction of war by our servicemen for a long time, we have been practicing certain combat actions in small groups, but these groups communicate very well with each other, well, we even heard such words in nato standards where there is little alpha brava group they have to interact in a certain, certain way, they copied the russians to a large extent, only the outer part of these current groups, a large number of them are the private military company wagner, they are the first wave that attacks our positions. well, there are many such things that i do not even want to point out when stand in front of our ukrainian-speaking prisoners of war and thus try t

i showed every one boy group. if i lied to me with the mountain atrocities against civilians are one of the many reasons why so many people are joining the resistance. independent monitors now estimate that there are about $65000.00 pdf fighters. the commander of the young fighter we met at the beginning of our report is perceiving fresh recruits are more people to come? yes. how many? out of the round, 77 people. can you guys use the weapons professionally? do your better? let's say there's a fight. you have weapons, we be able to fight them back to libya. are you guys ready for that? good. the fight will are up soon. i will go get some sleep. i, commander saw a say way, has mixed feelings when meeting with all the newcomers rather, all broad thing and if, if you layers of ether or, you know, i let the new fighters know that i coming to the jungle. they've made us stronger. i get it through and i'm very grateful for them. joining us. 80 look. yeah. milofa, i would have to order quality pete out of one or more peo