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colombian hase medina loves social media, and it seems he documented almost every step of his soldierfortune in ukraine. his compatriot alexander ante may have preferred to remain in the shadows, but he got a joint photo with hase. they then flew home together, but a layover in venezuela ended with their detention and transfer to russia, where the lefortovo court arrested both of them on charges of mercenarism. the colombian press describes this event as a family drama, and cites the good relations between caracos and moscow as the reason, and they really should have thought of it, travel through a country friendly to us, having earned money in the war against russia, and this is still lucky, other experienced residents of sunny columbia warned, it is necessary to spend 10 times ... hours in the jungle, while the same soldier in ukraine receives 3-400 dollars a month, provided that the ukrainian employer does not hold back combat, for which no more than 600 dollars, considering that he 24 foreign mercenaries often complain, but still the most common ending of this kind of earnings is

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the opposition, however, claims election fraud and hasing rival rallies. in the us, the eu and several latin american countries have backed the opposition. claim, anti-maduro protests have claimed 24 lives so far, more than 2400 have also been arrested. our correspondent camilla escalante joined us earlier from the canadian city of. toronto with more information regarding these protests in venezuela, let's take a listen, it needs to be reiterated that lot of the violence and the riots that we saw take place since the july 28th elections really began during the night of the 28th and took place on the 29th and 30th, but they were put to an end very quickly, we haven't seen uh so much opposition violence since then. and really what it is is more of a sort of media circus on the exterior and that's being shown through the mainstream corporate media, but things really, as i've reported before, have returned to normal within the country in terms of everyday commerce, transportation, people going about their day and going to their jobs and everything like that, b

army chief speaks of forming an interum government following the austin of austin of prime minister hasing now israely war machine in gaza claims a lot. of 40 more palestinian civilians in one day. russian security chief is visiting iran to discuss regional and international developments and to forge bilateral ties, especially in the field of security. hello and welcome to press tv's uh world news, it is 7:30 p.m. right here in our international studios in tehran, i'm marza hashim, we appreciate you being with us, first story takes us to bangladesh this hour where people take to the streets of bangladesh and the uk to celebrate the end of prime minister sheikh hasina's 15-year rule after more than a... month of deadly protests, general wakaman, bangladesh's army chief says prime minister sheikh hasina has resigned and fled the capital, he called for calm and announced that an interim government will run the country, the general added that the country's president and opposition parties have been consulted over the issue, earlier protesters stormed the prime minister's official residence in

these are hase medina and alexander. they are being held in lifortovo.o, two colombians are brought into a room where they take turns giving their names and admitting that they fought as part of one of nationalist battalions. during the searches of the detainees, they found ukrainian military uniforms with the formation's symbols. the operatives also showed documents confirming that the mercenaries were military personnel in their home country. the colombian soldiers of fortune were detained in venezuela, then taken to russia. for illegal actions. they face 15 years in prison. meanwhile , information appeared on the internet that russian troops eliminated another colombian mercenary. john edinson guihua had been fighting on the side of the same nationalist battalion since december last year. the previous two. the total amount of finance that the european union has already poured into the kiev regime has exceeded 43 billion euros. the next tranche will be sent by march at the expense of russian assets. this was announced today by the head of eu diplomacy,

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the reasons why he hases decided to join up with donald trump are really big issues about censorship, about what is democracy in america, about the corruption of our government agencies, about the inside deal making. there's so many big, huge -- going back to what happened to us with covid and tyranny and loss of rights during this period of time. and the sleeper issue, which is food, chemicals in our food, and the way the government colluded and the kind of corruption that's happening that's making people sicker and fatter and more depressed and more unhealthy and again i'll make america healthy again is trending on x right now. these are issues. how long can you hide out and be the brat girl and put out tiktok videos while the other side is having very profound, important conversations. >> one of issues you brought up is free speech and censorship. telegram is an app that many people have on their phone. it's a privacy centered oriented app for any of the users, the idea is that you won't easily be hacked or have your information accessed. >> i have it right here. you can message pe

. >>> approach from super pac hase president kamala harris calling it a chaotic mess.helters have reported a drop as high as 60% in these past few months. joining us now is david noriaga. take us through the new reporting. >> reporter: yeah, so nbc news spoke to a number of shelter operaors across the country both in the border and in the interior of the united states, as you mentioned, in some major cities, and found the number of migrants has gone down. some by 60% or more. for example, a shelter operator in del rio in texas said that a year ago he was housing about 200 migrants. in his shelter it's down to 80 or 90. the numbers have gone down in denver, chicago, cities that really kind of entered the national spotlight as receiving a large number of migrants when the number of migrants crossing the border was substantially higher towards the end of last year. the one notable exception is new york city, where the numb of migrants in shelters has remained -- has gone down a little bit, but remain steady. the number of migrants arriving in new york city has gone down d

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