hanoi, they told me you were killed, like what’s wrong with your arm, it’s healing, you need doctors,why do they ask, alone, as always, how did you find me, was this ever a problem? this is a recording from an external cctv camera, it was installed on the opposite building of dorokhov’s office, after dorokhov zernovsky, armed people loaded into a van and disappeared, but they were not going to attack, they came for intimidation, on the psyche suppress and make a rustle, what does this mean, why dorokhov, because dorkhov, perhaps there is a ghost, we have. checked his past , we are missing something very important, it’s him, stop, sit down, how did you end up here, sable’s people established the location of the scar, why are you sitting, well , at least they don’t think so, i understand that you sit if you are with a sable. the scar won’t get away from you, coffee later, get there quickly, okay, i’m waiting for the result, i’m listening, they found you, at any cost, save the virus. if anything happens , i'll get you out, i'll do what i can, thank you. thank you for everything, valera,

yes, i’m not tired of it, don’t take hanoi life so seriously.id you find it? i sent you a video from surveillance cameras, it’s long, but i didn’t really look at it myself, they were here after all, rewind. shamray looked straight into the camera and did this on purpose. again. this is morse code. number 17 industrial zone number 17, this is probably the place of the deal with radlova, but why does the bastard tell us where they have a deal with scar, and what’s here? it's clear, he helps us, helps, helps us, we don't have time, further without a car, otherwise they will notice that with the capture group through. we’re all moving straight , don’t do anything without special forces , captain, your people are there, what are we going to do with the shamray, now we have the opportunity to arrest, in fact, he said at the bridge of the deal, and what does this change, he crossed the law, we need to answer for this , that's it, we're leaving. you've come a long way, let's skip this, where are the files, straight to the point, i like it, but what abou

, one of the agents, and very good agents, it turns out, either tarusov is lying, or this hanoi is alivendy, why do i have glasses, there is a camera of the latest development, it seems that our parisian is at home, settled in well, uh-huh , let's go check on you, let's go to the car to get your things, yes, you can't forbid living beautifully, you'll be jealous, of course, of course. oh, mumu, i’m coming, oh, hello, hello, here we are, and i’m nastya, mikhail, alexey, very nice, very, i’ll close now, oh. this is beauty, come on in, thank you, yes, magnificence, and these are presents for you from fyodor ilic, unexpectedly, uh-huh, and you also know , he praised your coffee to us so much, said that you make amazing coffee, well, it’s such a sin, uh-huh, wait a minute, with pleasure, if it’s convenient , it's our pleasure , take a seat, thank you, how do you like... you 're here for the first time, you know, yes, for the first time, we really, really, really like it, boyzh romantic, romantic trip, guessed right, oooh, oooh, well, well, almost, almost, what does it mean if these documents

press service, vladimir putin and inguyen phuchong discussed bilateral cooperation between moscow and hanoicular in trade and economic sphere. the similarity of our countries’ positions on the main issues of the international agenda was noted, and confidence was expressed that the russian-vietnamese partnership will continue to strengthen. abdorrahaman chani exchanged views on the situation in the sahara-sahel region, focusing on coordination. in ensuring security and combating terrorism, as regards relations between the two states, it is noted that he is committed to intensifying political dialogue and developing mutually beneficial cooperation in various fields. and to the topic of special operations in the ministry of defense today reported that the russian armed forces carried out a group strike on decision-making centers, sbu facilities, enterprises of the military-industrial complex, as well as the locations of ukrainian formations of foreign mercenaries, using high-precision long- range and naval weapons. ground-based, as well as drones. all targets were hit, our military department

candles, and toys to express their condolences. in dubai, paris, berlin, rome, amsterdam, beijing, hanoi other capitals where russian diplomatic missions. at the same time, in polski, krakow and riga, the police did not allow those gathered to express sympathy at the walls of the russian embassy. they had to organize a spontaneous memorial in the square opposite the diplomatic mission. and the lack of condolences from the latvian authorities and condemnation of the brutal terrorist attack suggests that in riga they are well aware of who is behind the bloody massacre and approve of terror against the civilian population of our country, this is how the russian embassy reacted to it. the foreign ministry of the other baltic states, a day later, was barely squeezed out of yourself with general words that, with a stretch, can be mistaken for sympathy. estonia, represented by the minister of foreign affairs, dryly reported that it was monitoring events and considered terrorism unacceptable. us secretary of state antony blinken, who regularly has to disavow biden's blunders, has now tried to sm

hello, i found a chechik, yes, it’s him. and what kind of guests, hanoi itself came to me, well, whatwing, you can say that i should i do? yegorich, we are late for the meeting, nitra glycerin, cancel the meeting, go home, where, to the cemetery. by the way, the coffee in that cafe was better, you don’t want to talk about shooting in the room, yes, yes, understandable. you can’t tell the truth now anyway, i’d rather wait, just an ideal woman, incurious, understanding how lucky i was, lucky, this sniper was like me, like yours, are you sure, right? an exhaustive answer, i can’t say more yet, do you believe me? well, or at least pretend, but i have a choice, then maybe to the cinema, to the cinema, yes, to some comedy, let's go, now i'll just finish my coffee. hello, valechek, forgive me, eh! rest in peace, rachinsky will attend our charity reception. soragodova transferred 3 million euros to one person through the capital grant. what kind of person? there is a name, but i think it is fictitious. a capital grant, judging by some information, is most likely one of the disguised companies

come with flowers, candles and children's toys in dubai, paris, berlin, rome, amsterdam, beijing, hanoind other cities where russian diplomatic missions are located. words of support from world leaders have been pouring in for the second day now. turkish president erdogan expressed condolences and stated ankara’s readiness to develop cooperation with moscow in fight against terrorism. the us said that the islamic state took responsibility for the attack, and the us government believes these statements, but you know, they tried to escape, and they fled towards ukraine. let me remind you that islamists, as a rule, have a perverted idea of ​​​​religion; their goal is to become martyrs and go to heaven, but these terrorists did not do that at all, they fled to the side. and that's all we need to know about it. european analysts were also surprised by the rhetoric of the american authorities, although they noted that the attack could actually be stand as a cell of a banned organization. the militants could act at the behest of western intelligence services. if the biden regime is found to be

in dubai, paris, berlin, rome, amsterdam, beijing, hanoi and other cities where russian diplomatic missionsocated. words of support from world leaders have been coming for the second day; turkish president recep tayyip erdogan expressed condolences and stated ankara's readiness to develop cooperation with moscow in the fight against terrorism. on behalf of my country's people, we express our condolences to the russian government in connection with yesterday's terrorist attack attack on a concert hall in moscow. we strongly condemn this heinous terrorist attack targeting innocent civilians. “they condemned the terrorist attacks in washington, the white house called the crime in crocus a monstrous attack, but immediately came out with the statement that ukraine had nothing to do with it.” "what happened as a result of the terrorist attack and the number of people killed is obviously a tragedy, and we should all express our condolences to the families. in fact, we know that it is true that isis, in fact, by all accounts, is responsible for what happened. however, the version with the sole invo

come with flowers, candles and children's toys in dubai, paris, berlin, rome, amsterdam, beijing, hanoi cities where russian diplomatic missions are located. words of support from world leaders. received for the second day, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan expressed condolences and announced ankara’s readiness to develop cooperation with moscow in the fight against terrorism. on behalf of my country's people, we express our condolences to the russian government on yesterday's terrorist attack on a concert hall in moscow. we strongly condemn this heinous terrorist attack targeting innocent civilians. they condemned the terrorist attacks in washington in the white house on... the us government stated that isis militants took responsibility for the erasure, and the us government believes these statements, but you know, they tried to escape, and they fled towards ukraine. let me remind you that islamists, as a rule, have perverted ideas about religion, their goal is to become martyrs and go to heaven, but these terrorists they did the wrong thing at all, they fled towards ukraine, and

of the french leave hanoi according the armistice terms and control is left in the hands of elements.vietnamese refugeesleeing. the area, the red viet minh army takes over, the communist flag goes proclamation and of the new order are immediately posted posted. cuba the national congress of socialist youth meets in havana with a team down with yankee imperialism as they hailed castro's expropriation of united states holdings, delegates from red china, the canada, russia and romania. on december 2nd, 1961, castro reveals, i am a marxist-leninist and will one until the day i die socially. some is a world reality today. there is no halfway between socialism and imperialist. am. we have been watching the communist of territories and countries while this was going on. charges that capitalism inevitably leads to imperialism. this is like thief crying feet. and we note that our movements followed a rather rigid. there's a reason for this because it is spelled outt int's official publication on communist. let's look at a few very select quotes immediately after the of power, the central commi

john so, these these these guys set up their base of operations in t hanoi theater. they go out and start streaking, speaking on street, they stand on a soapbox lly oa barrel and begin often as the iww would with their speeches with fellow workers and try to discuss with workers that are around there on the street there convince them to unionize and particularly to unionize with the iww and on and these workers i mean the iww i mean a lot of their organizing was done on the street. that's where a lot of the that they wanted to organize ended up being so so they are very oriented towards the street so they do this for a few days but then the employment agencies are right here. there's one that's right in that florence hotel in the basement that on the first floor, that right where they are they're speaking and others that are right around there and earshot of them there are other businesses downtown that don't like these radical labor organizers there speaking and they put pressure on the city and ultimately the police come and arrest them arrest jones and little the

okay, we're going to unravel the many strands to the story with our panel of experts in hanoi. we have hong young who's a senior electra vin university and a widely published political scientist and camera. carlyle parents, a professor emeritus at the university of new south wales camera. is also a veteran, southeast asia, regional specialist, and in brisbin we have younger heights, zine, whom you hired from an i'll report a moment ago. he's a visiting fellow with the eye. sees yourself a shocked institute. thank you very much indeed. but i want to start with carlisle fair. just give it a little bit of background. so if it find a sound it correctly, the presidential rollers have to be large, the side of money. why is this change significant? well, they say ceremonial, he has constitutional duties. are quite powerful, all subject to the approval of the national assembly. but he is the leadership faced with counterparts around the world for when jeff tom has raised relations and he was ranked number 4 and the political bureau in terms of the voting after the last party congress a

security, okay, i’m listening, we are sure, 10 minutes ago , outdoor surveillance cameras spotted hanoiwhat is happening, they are in camouflage and armed, sit down. maybe you shouldn't, well, i'd rather to know what’s worth it, what’s not worth it, i’m not retired yet, what should i look at, our main task is to preserve what’s happening, i really hope for you, yegor pavlovich, for your ambitions , good luck.

lieutenant alvarez endured over eight years of captivity in the infamous hanoi hilton. mashing the passage of time on the wall, celebrating his own catholic mass each sunday. he chose to hang on to every motivation he could muster. thoughts of home. the strength of faith. trust in his country and a deep sense of duty to his fellow p.o.w.'s. on february 12, 1973, shortly after the united states signed the paris peace accords, lieutenant alvarez was finally freed. service didn't end when he got back home. he remained in the navy, retired as a commander. continued serving the nation out of uniform as deputy administrator of the v.a. and as an advocate for his fellow vets and families. but my favorite part of commander alvarez's amazing story is what happened while he was recuperating after coming home. he met a wonderful woman, tammy. asked her out on a tate. that date, their first date, was at the white house. at an event honoring commander alvarez and his fellow vietnam war p.o.w.'s. kind of a big date. [laughter] just a few months later, on october 27, 1973, they were m

>> i think coming out of the hanoi meeting, kim jong un on that long train ride, felt birth.immer in the juices of the fact that you can't really count on donald trump at the end of the day to seal the deal that trump will walk. >> i mean, that's the lesson learned these >> days. kim's cozy up to >> president vladimir putin, supplying the russian strong man with weapons and ammo for his war in ukraine. >> he wrote me beautiful for letters. >> and the great learners >> we fell in love >> trump shared 27 of those love letters with journalists bob woodward, revealing a relationship that soured when diplomacy disintegrated in 2019, in his last known letter to trump in august of that year, kim wrote if you do not think of our relationship as a stepping stone, that only benefits you, then you would not make me look like an idiot that will only give without getting anything in return >> there was always this gap between the seriousness that can jugular and brought into the process versus the theatricality of it for donald trump >> some compared the whole thing to a made for tv reali

>> i think coming out of the hanoi meeting, kim jong un on that long train ride, felt burned and he had to simmer in the juices of the fact that, you can't really count on donald trump at the end of the day to seal the deal that trump will walk i mean, that's the lesson learned. >> these days. kim's cozy up >> to president vladimir putin, supplying the russian strong man with weapons and ammo for his war in ukraine. >> he wrote me beautiful letters and their great letters we fell, in love. trump shared >> 27 of those love letters with journalists bob woodward, revealing a relationship that soured when diplomacy disintegrated in 2019, in his last known letter to trump in august of that year kim road. if you do not think of our relationship has a stepping stone that only benefits you, then you would not make me look like an idiot that will only give without getting anything in return. there was always this >> gap between the seriousness that kim jolliffe brought into the process versus the theatricality of it for donald trump some compared the whole thing to a made for tv reality show. no

well, it didn't work in hanoi with trumping kim jong un, and it's not going to work with the palestinians in the end, not everything can be bought off and not everything is for sale. and i think that's what trump realized and that's what jared would realize if you were ever given the power to be in charge of this issue again josh rogan. >> thank you. >> anytime up next a projection that cnn can now make and the high-stakes senate race this primary night and america right after a quick break getting into port-au-prince is in of itself huge challenge. their confirmed me with us. the landing zone. it's a very dire situation. police stations like this one here, imported brands are main targets for gangs they feel like as soon as they can get hold of a stage in like this, they can then take control of much of the community this was a school in every single classroom that we passed is now becoming dorm room. the past two weeks in particular, supply lines have been severed over cnn port-au-prince, haiti only unitedhealthcare, medicare advantage plans come with a eukaryote, one simple member card

we recognize the cook island hanoi as a sovereign and independent state.eers returned to fiji, samoa, and tonga and are planning to return later this year to palau in 2025. we sent an envoy to enhance cooperation with the region's leading foreign policy body. we've also increased our presence and assistance to the us coast guard and maritime domain awareness programs. in 2,023 recited defense cooperation agreement with papua new guinea which will increase our engagement of the region's most populous country. we are working with partners to increase internet access in the pacific and together with australia, $65 millione future capability for pacific island countries and announced her intention to request from congress $600 million over ten years beginning with the fy 24 request in support of a new economic assistance agreement related to the south pacific treaty which is critical to the region's economy and is a cornerste of our relationship in the region for over three decades. our strategies also multilateral. in 2,022 the united australia, japan, new ze

, and one day valentina vladimirovna tereshkova flew to hanoi, my dad told me that the cosmonaut wasst woman, i already knew this, i naturally really wanted to meet her, and i don’t remember my first feeling from our meetings, but i remember something else, i remember that she... then a postcard, and signed it for me, my dad gave me this postcard, i looked, and it was written there, giver of all the best, valentina vladimirovna tereshkova, and i remember, then it was in me it gave birth to such an incredible wave of warmth, because a lot of people came, they left a lot of autographs, everyone wrote very different things, just a month before, there came and... another very famous person who wrote to me: dasha, listen to dad , i always wash the dishes, and i was upset, but there was some very warm, some very human attitude here, this was my first contact with space, then we very quickly move to 2014, when i was invited to the position of head of the press service in moscow museum of cosmonautics, and if you know, then in 1914 a new director arrived. a new team was recruited for the mus