yes, the hell of purgatory. paradise is a state of happiness, the father of names, what do you think about this e you question is actually quite correct and i absolutely agree here that the divine comedy is more about such self-knowledge. yes, because that dante is, in general, a symbol of a person, that is, each of us, and even his path of ascent. yes, this very difficult path through hell through heaven in an hour , in fact, for the sake of what, as it was called anciently, to become a kapokey, yes , capable of god, yes, that is, he had to. eh, really somehow transform something to do with your soul, in order to be able to generally look at paradise and its inhabitants and about it. beatrice speaks in one place. dante's trouble was so deep. e that it was only possible to give him salvation the spectacle of the dead forever. that is, he had to pass. here, through all this horror, e, where he fainted there a couple of times, and so on. uh , that's it, the time of such fears of trembling, in order to really clean

it's hell. it's hell.— hell. it's hell. now that you are in europe, _ hell. it's hell. that you are in europe, is it what - hell. it's hell. now that you| are in europe, is it what you imagined or hoped for? when i was in africa i _ imagined or hoped for? when i was in africa i thought - imagined or hoped for? when i was in africa i thought in - was in africa i thought in europe, things are easy. you get money easy. but it's not like that. you have to work hard. but at home, there was no plan for me to live my life or to survive, so... i will say i am grateful to be here. richard, i have something to show you. richard, i have something to show yon-— richard, i have something to show you. wow. it is good to have it back. _ show you. wow. it is good to have it back. from _ show you. wow. it is good to have it back. from a - show you. wow. it is good to have it back. from a pile - show you. wow. it is good to have it back. from a pile of l have it back. from a pile of belongings _ have it back. from a pile of belongings left _ have it back. from a pile of belongings left b

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captured hell saddened him when it tried his flesh this isaiah predicted when he called hell was saddened to meet you the abyss was saddened because the destroyed was saddened because the scorned was saddened because death was inflicted on him the sidelined was saddened because the bound took the body and found god took the earth and met the sky took what it saw and fell because of what it did not see where is your death sting where is your hell victory risen christ and you are fallen christ is risen and the demons have fallen christ is risen and the angels rejoice christ is risen and life continues christ is risen and there is no one dead in the grave christ who rose from the dead became the beginning of the dead to him glory and kingdom for ever and ever, amen christ is risen, lord, grace brings my will in autumn, have mercy on us, god, out of your great mercy , we pray to you, hear and have mercy, and lord , by the authority of our father, our most blessed metropolitan epiphany, and the authority of the most reverend metropolitan klymenko, and the authority of yourself, the most revere

yes, the hell of purgatory.e is a state of happiness, the father of names, what do you think about this e you question is actually quite correct and i absolutely agree here that the divine comedy is more about such self-knowledge. yes, because dante is, in general, a symbol of a person, that is, each of us, and his path of ascent. yes, this very difficult path through hell through heaven in an hour, in fact, for the sake of what the ancients called it to become kapoksta, and yes, capable of god, yes, that is, he had to. eh, really somehow transform something to do with your soul, in order to be able to generally look at paradise, its inhabitants and about it. beatrice speaks in one place. dante's trouble was so deep. and that it was possible to save him only by the spectacle of those who died forever. that is, he had to pass. here, through all this horror, e, where he fainted there a couple of times, and so on. eh, that's it, the time of such fears is to tremble in order to really cleanse e from the inside to be

a the hell? and then he was like i want to try my english.- the hell?tely - want to try my english. a chain of events would ultimately bring - want to try my english. a chain of i events would ultimately bring them eurovision. with some local fame on the way. although, not everyone will be tuning in. translation: i watched eurovision in — be tuning in. translation: i watched eurovision in previous _ be tuning in. translation: i watched eurovision in previous years, - be tuning in. translation: i watched eurovision in previous years, but - eurovision in previous years, but this time, i'm not following it because of the news about events in ukraine are more important now. itruiheh ukraine are more important now. when russia invaded — ukraine are more important now. when russia invaded the _ ukraine are more important now. when russia invaded the country, jeffrey decided to stay in ukraine for their music. now, it is their music which is making them leave for liverpool. james waterhouse reporting there. thank you so much for watching. here is the weather.

eh, not in hell, not in any chapel, right?se he was wonderfully cute, yes, dad, who realized that he could not deal with these hardships he wanted to leave with papal deeds, or rather, go into a hermitage to pray to god. he was not allowed to do this, in general, they imprisoned him and his church, by the way, the roman canonized where dante was placed in limp in the middle. worthless. yes, because from dante's point of view, he is so active and active. you must behave like this, and if you don’t, then the place, and you make contact. yes, you know, he really is, after all . sometimes it seems to me that his position is more difficult, he can hit, like a dead man falls, but at the same time, internally , this lawyer is in him, this lawyer, he does not die in him, and he believes that everyone here is justly given, and in my deeds for me, er, insympathy and compassion , love is impossible. yes, but let's remember the end of the divine comedy, which almost everyone knows, at least the last line , which is actually the beginning,

hell, lsu might have messed up and created a monster.udge. you've seen them movies! them white women get mad! [applause] hey. you get a white woman mad, they keep coming, they keep coming, did y'all see see "alien?" the alien pissed off sigourney weaver one time and she whupped the alien's ass for four straight movies. then she went and set their predator on the ass. let's move on to the real championship game. the state of new york versus donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] oh, oh, trump was indicted last week for paying a porn star hush money. you know trump got to be mad. he paid all the hush money and nobody hushed. it's in the word. hush. shh, but no affair has been less hushed than this one. everybody know about this damn affair. there is uncontacted tribes in the amazon who know that trump bone boned stormy daniels. "i do not know who that is but i do know that stormy daniels spanked tramp with a magazine." now if you notice, i did not do a native accent, i'm not trying to get canceled on my first day. i am holding it, my bad b

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maybe five, maybe six, what the hell.— six, what the hell. that you would — six, what the hell. are you saying that you would be _ six, what the hell. are you saying that you would be taking - six, what the hell. are you saying that you would be taking part - six, what the hell. are you saying that you would be taking part in l six, what the hell. are you saying l that you would be taking part in the upcoming election? i will that you would be taking part in the upcoming election?— upcoming election? i will either roll an egg _ upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or — upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or be _ upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or be the _ upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or be the guy - upcoming election? i will either roll an egg or be the guy who . upcoming election? i will either. roll an egg or be the guy who has pushed them out. help roll an egg or be the guy who has pushed them out.— roll an egg or be the guy who has pushed them out. help a brother out, make some — pushed them o

how she manages to survive the death of a loved one man of hell project production center's debut.n of documentary films a film by a yaran director, mehdi bakshi magadam mother's house shoku about a woman who runs a center where teenage girls and young girls are brought for drug addiction treatment in an out-of-competition documentary film program free thought premiere of the series mikhail gorshenyov legend of the jester king dedicated to lizer of a punk rock band, as the creators of the scriptwriters themselves say, director daria ivankova and producer dmitry yakunin, this a documentary blockbuster about love friendship , and the turn has come for music to turn over the third page of the diary of the forty-fifth moscow international film festival, a new one will be opened tomorrow on the air of russia 24 tv channel. and, of course, we are waiting for you at the international film festival. among the mother-in-law , it is dedicated to those for whom the wedding host was chosen. now. choose two french fries or two rustic potatoes for the price of one. do you want to know what benef

hell. . ., , hell.s donald trump s-ueakin hell. that was donald trump speaking just _ hell. that was donald trump speaking just a _ hell. that was donald trump speaking just a short - hell. that was donald trump speaking just a short while l hell. that was donald trump i speaking just a short while ago in florida at his residence in mar—a—lago's copy let's go to michelle fleury in new york who is covering everything with the court proceedings. ijust want to get your take on what we heard in the scenes in new york and florida. it heard in the scenes in new york and florida-— and florida. it couldn't be more stark, _ and florida. it couldn't be more stark, we _ and florida. it couldn't be more stark, we had - and florida. it couldn't be. more stark, we had donald and florida. it couldn't be - more stark, we had donald trump here in the court room behind me and the typical provider we are used to seeing from him was absent. it was a more sombre donald trump that appeared in court here it you fast for a cou

they told him to stay there in hell. strength, the most valuable things that i was miraculously ablelso absolutely no price , how much gold is there, 3 grams or two, i don't know them, well, just as a memory, well , my wife and i have been living together for 31 years, well, me too under the lining, i had a jacket like this, well, such a cartoon, under the lining i put this ring, a ring, and a cross was also hidden there well, i think i will find it, they will find it well, there , well, they will beat me because of me, he had a wedding ring there, but the children , mother, this is for you. fatten dad well, i want to say that the wedding ring returned to its rightful place somewhere, well, after a couple of weeks, oleg is already back at the service of ashes. they are now waiting for the return of his brothers, and mariupol is assured that it will definitely be under the blue and yellow, i believe that this year it's over well, it's almost over let's go well, i hope it's over join the brave, defend your faith gives us strength and we believe that spring will defeat the son, light wi

[applause] they have gone through hell. is suing me over banks who weren't defrauded, when she should be focusing on violent crime driving people out of the state. this is a persecution, not an investigation. she has put our family through hell. it has cost hundreds of millions of dollars to defend. but our heads are held very high. they want to settle the case but i want no part of that. so here we are now. [applause] it is where we were today, in a city that was so gracious four or five years ago. but now we are there, spent time there today, as you possibly read. with a local, failed district attorney, charging a former president of the united states for the first time in history, on a basis that every single pundit and legal analyst said, there is no case. they kept saying, there is no case. [applause] virtually everyone. it's far worse than that because he knew there was no case. that is why last week he delayed for a month and immediately took that back. and through this ridiculous indictment together, came out today

[applause] they have gone through hell. is suing me over banks who weren't defrauded, when she should be focusing on violent crime driving people out of the state. this is a persecution, not an investigation. she has put our family through hell. it has cost hundreds of millions of dollars to defend. but our heads are held very high. they want to settle the case but i want no part of that. so here we are now. [applause] it is where we were today, in a city that was so gracious four or five years ago. but now we are there, spent time there today, as you possibly read. with a local, failed district attorney, charging a former president of the united states for the first time in history, on a basis that every single pundit and legal analyst said, there is no case. they kept saying, there is no case. [applause] virtually everyone. it's far worse than that because he knew there was no case. that is why last week he delayed for a month and immediately took that back. and through this ridiculous indictment together, came out today

that was thrilling the hell bob kahn it. most important name to think about here is art bell.art bell was a source of conspiratorial thinking, and you could tune in and you could listen to everything from beliefs about space aliens and ufos to bigfoot. chuck schramek in houston, texas, chuck, welcome to the program. people have felt something's going on with hale bopp's i have to. there's been a real lack of pictures from the hubble space telescope or any big observatories. so that got me all the more curious i can smell when they're they do that. something they felt might disturb people. you have just taken a photograph. when did you take it tonight? at six o'clock this evening, alright. this thing appears to be several times larger than the earth. and my heart starts going faster. the next day. art bell gets another call in this call is from courtney brown, who's part of the far side institute. he and his students claimed there is a very large object following hell. bob comet professor. what the hell is that object is four times approximately four times the size of the plane

what if there was _ be like, what the hell? what if there was an _ be like, what the hell?his is l there was an incident, this is obviously a test, but say in the future there was an incident, do you think it would be a good way of informing people?— think it would be a good way of informing people? 100%. it is going on everyone's _ informing people? 10096. it is going on everyone's phone, _ informing people? 10096. it is going on everyone's phone, only - informing people? 10096. it is going on everyone's phone, only if- informing people? 10096. it is going on everyone's phone, only if you i on everyone's phone, only if you turn _ on everyone's phone, only if you turn your— on everyone's phone, only if you turn your phone _ on everyone's phone, only if you turn your phone off— on everyone's phone, only if you turn your phone off you - on everyone's phone, only if you turn your phone off you are i on everyone's phone, only if you turn your phone off you are not i turn your phone off you are not going _ turn your phone off you are not going to — turn your phone off you are no

they're going into hell. they seem eager to cross over into hell, proper. and you read this and you think, wait a second, why are these people eager to get across the river to their eternal torment and damnation? and it's because what dante is telling us is that hell is not simply the punishment for when you do naughty things, but hell is a logical consequence of disordered desires. and c.s. lewis has made this point. we've covered c.s. lewis on the book club that that people get what they want in this life or the next. people tend to get what they want. and so so one of the objects, probably the most important object of education is not just to fill our head with a bunch of facts, but it is to cultivate our will and cultivate our desires so that we desire things that are edifying, that will lead lead us to have a flourishing life, rather than to to disregard our rational will and allow our our base passions and appetites to run away with us. so how do you define a great book of western civilization? well, i define it for the purposes of this show a little

what, uh, the work here akhmatova writes about hell. boyfriend dante there, and there the truth-diray is mentioned. well , and many others. where is the sacrament? where someone talks about paradise, well, it doesn't matter. it's boring and so on. but we often come across the fact that people really read hell and further, but it’s just interesting, it seems to them that way, yes, in fact, this is the famous, just rozanov’s statement that vice the artistic display is so dim, yes, that is all representations. well, what can be interesting in paradise, but, in principle. well, what are you like there, well, the angels sing, and there are no conflicts, no speeches, there is less tension and sometimes higher yes, and brighter. and these exams that we arrange. there are apostles, peter john answers in general i am amazed. i would have cooked there on the first cut. that is, in this sense, there at all. it is so worked out and the fact that the other two canted lines are not read is such a sad phenomenon. that is, you think what can you agree

"yes, they deserved to die and i hope they burn in hell!"now, let's move onto the big story. the rest of donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] oh, you all heard about it. you heard about it? i thought it was just a lit little -- yesterday was a momentous day for donald j. trump. he was indicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records, and also one count of clogging the courthouse toilet. so old trump went to the courthouse, looked around stupid for a couple minutes, flat on his private jet to florida because as you all know, florida does not have an extradition treaty with the united states. he rolled up to mar-a-lago and then he waved to her supporters and offered to put his thumb up there butt. what is this? seriously? who adds motion to a thumbs up? it is simple. lock the elbow. trump got to be the first person to add the jerk-off motion to a thumbs up. "thanks so much for coming out, i really appreciate it." [cheers and applause] so then, after all of that, it was time for trump to give the big speech. sidebar, why are people still

, our god glory to you, let the creation rejoice, let all rejoice earthlings, because the enemy is hell, captive, wives in peace, may they meet adam with his freedom and on the third day he rose again. glory to the father and the son and the holy spirit, and now and forever and ever. amen to you . glory to ukraine, holy immortal, have mercy on us. death do not have mercy on us, let there be peace because your kingdom and power and glory of the father and the son and the holy spirit are now always and forever and ever , we, god, out of your great mercy, we pray to you, listen to all the bishoprics of the orthodox, where in christ our brotherhood, we will fight for our god-protected ukraine the power of the army and the entire people, we pray to take away this monastery from the holy one and for all orthodox christian women. behold , the merciful, philanthropic god is a son and to you. god, our glory is to you, christ is true, our god, through the prayers of his pure mother, the holy glorious and all-praiseworthy apostles, our reverend and god-bearing fathers and all the saints, have merc

, and well, it is hell. are more convenient for the enemy than passing through it is important to win back the same one in the city, er, er, and more often in the fields, it is actually a more difficult war, because everything is in an open space, like near this road , there is more of a tug-of-war, but in the city, there are sometimes some the house is important turn back and since he is tall yes he gives control over enough territory it is possible this happens er not very often he cries simply because there are still many such a that we can use to control the territory remains in the bakhoot because the enemy is razing the city to the ground yes, of course, missile strikes and bombs, and even if the tank is aimed all day long, the 9 -story buildings are all that remains from it, but on the western outskirts of bakhmut, you can see it on google maps, there are quite a lot of them. the new district of bakhmut here developed as a city to the west and there there are a lot of high-rise buildings left and this

the end of hell, yes, the clean one is worthy to visit the luminary, and purgatory and love that movesinary. it's hmm, in my opinion, alexander sedakov has an idea there that this a constant reminder of how important it is to look at the sky and in a metaphorical symbolic sense, do you think it is generally admirable? cosmology, despite the fact that this is cosmology such as the ptolemaic system , geocentric in the center of the earth , planets revolve around and the sun is also one of the planets between these planets, and you also rotate on one side. do you understand what it is? well, scary, probably not scientifically modern point of view. although, in the same bootleg kutuzov, i read a thought, as clay writes. in kutuzov soviet mathematician p. a florensky soviet, which there is such an absolutely wonderful quote, where just the father. eh, paul talks about what e. dante has such a non-iquillian geometry, it turns out that there, on the contrary, he seemed to look far ahead and see what, for example, copernicus galileo and the jordans are there. bruno could not see, but about mat

joe biden's policy threatens to start a new world war the united states is going to hell, former president donald trump said this after he was charged in new york, the prosecutor believes that trump forged financial documents. sverdlovsk region detained a family suspected of state change by the last fsb in nizhny tagil husband and wife sold military-technical data to ukrainian special services during a search the spouses found items of espionage activity. moving from home, you have to fight stubborn battles with the nationalists literally for every meter, but with the support of our artillery, attack aircraft are forcing us to retreat , a big video is played by intelligence. a powerful snow cyclone forced to announce an emergency warning in the magadan region under the impact of the elements at once, several areas of the road were covered with snow, drivers are asked to refrain from traveling. and many cannot even leave the yard. a family suspected of state change was detained in the sverdlovsk region. the fsb conducted a successful operation in nizhny tagil. the last special services in f

yes, it’s a little wide, like in the air, as if some kind of bunin works of hell - this is a touchingl film poem, filmed by the production center in the guild, the plot in it is not so important the power of hell in its charm on the screen touching poetry of autumn. first love is the poetry of expectation of happiness, this is a very, very, very bright and deep story. i love such a quiet movie about, uh , about some kind of growing up, about becoming, a good light film, such a kind fairy tale about children , relationships and beautiful nature for a young girl. well we were all young girl girls. we are the movie memories you know everyone those feelings that you once experienced. and yes, this is the debut project of a young director stanislav, a bright student of vladimir menshov, about his path to a fragile dreamer named ada. he told ivan kudryavtsev about his debut movie and right away, uh, a children's film in general, by the way, consider this film like a child's hmm it seems to me that this film universal to the addressee for people without any psychological age restrictions abs

what the hell are you in the first place? and because you are a coward. are an ordinary chatterbox, a rag , a nonentity. an ordinary coward and all your fairy tales, like you, where you went behind the front line for a lollipop, i didn’t say. in which carried it back in place. well, on the other hand, he is still talking about how he will have nuclear weapons, although no, he already has it in sight. could blur not so troch, touch. well , let's hear how he talks about how he will have a nuclear weapon. so for sure, when it was necessary, the strategic could be given away. it made no sense for us to withstand we do not express to anyone at a strategic level tactically it was necessary to leave to serve and keep in a state of readiness. it would be much more than a guarantee, than all promises would be, and i i suspect all the future promise of guarantees that are going to be given to us. i don't believe in them. honestly, i believe in them in the description. if he cannot return, for god's sake we will launch the reactor in a year, we will somehow produce

and when i wrote somewhere that i had peered into hell, i think hell would be paradise compared to whate the memories of what you saw still very vivid for you? yes. i don't like to talk about it much because i have difficulty controlling my own emotions. in 1945, you left the us army, returned to new york and prepared to practise law. but shortly after that, you were recruited for the nuremberg war crimes trials. the international military tribunal prosecution against the likes of hermann goering and other leading nazis were already in progress. what was your reaction when you were asked to be part of that process? when the war was over, i came back — along with ten million other soldiers — looking for a job. i had graduated from the harvard law school and i had passed the bar, but i had no clients ofany kind. and i was pleased to get a telegram from the pentagon, inviting me to come to the pentagon. they want to talk to me. and i arrived there, and they said, "dear, sir" — they had never called me sir before. they wanted me to go back to germany to help with war crimes trials. now, i h

they are now in the midst of hell under the bakhmut, a senior experienced serviceman complains that they being sent people who did not even shoot once they were simply caught on the street and immediately thrown into hell. there are people among whom there are those who have never shot in their lives. and in general , i did not undergo any training. 5 days we stayed somewhere in the sumy region. after that, they immediately went here to the bakhmud direction , and they also gave machine guns, and people were not smart enough to equip stores, but nevertheless they sent him here. i wonder why whoever sent this man here didn't come here himself. why do our military registration and enlistment offices do not catch the major deputies of officials of their children, but here are some simple guys who do not have the opportunity and stuff their pockets with bribes, and the deputy minister of defense, anna malleller. at the same time, he declares that we do not have such people who go to the front without appropriate training, those who do not have five children are also trying to be sent to the

formed by citizenry and paramilitary groups that have been interest in a, in a, in a conflict 3 a hell. and the claim that the government has been able to achieve such and the government in particular that we're talking about was that of abraham k, tell we, the former president of molly who was ousted back in may 2021. now ever since then, we've had an introduction, if you will, of the russian part of military group, the private military group. that is wagner's coming in to restore some debility and trying to get the economy of the said country back to working and get vegan is really employed more on the continent from a security of strategic assets and minerals point of view. and that has been their interest all along, and we only one doubt who would have had an interest in the stabilizing, particularly the office of the interim president, mr. gates. and this must be of course, be taken into context. only last year did the form on the colonizer front, which had been in molly during the colonial days. and since its independence, you could say that relationships relationship as far as o

and i promise you, i am working like hell to get them home.never give up on hope. things can get better. things can turn, things can change. tonight, unlike last year, britney greiner is here with her wife. where are you, kid? stand up, come on. i love this woman. i love you, britney. this time last year, we were afraid for you, britney. hoping you knew how hard all of us are fighting for your release. it's great to have you home and boy, i can hardly wait to see you back on the court, kid. rememberyour promise, i get to bring my granddaughter to see you, right? because of unrelenting efforts, have been able to bring home dozens of hostages and wrongful dating news from afghanistan, haiti, iran, venezuela, across west africa and around the world but were doing everything we can to prevent these cases from occurring in the first place. for example, the state department added the threat of detention as a new risk indicator to travel advisers. to go along with the threat of kidnapping where these threats are highest abroad. i recently signed an e

and that has set of that kid among the pages in this a hell as it were. but no, and i want peace for the sudanese people. i also want to ask for the opportunity to send plains with medicines and everything necessary to saddam at my own expense. the thing that was mentioned in the west, no, not at all. they're not trying to paint a logical to her at all. they're trying to spoon feed their audiences, hoping that none will be the wife. but surely, audiences amal critical because the founder of the regular military group that's not deny, being involved in african countries. because as we have seen, he is clearly in molly, clearly and the chet and many other countries. but therein lies the logic that he is not send me when a directive to destabilize or destroy anything. the wagner group did not commit any crimes. they tried to stick various crimes in various parts of the world to us. but unlike the american paramilitary structures, wagner, p. m. c, destroys only the enemies of the world and does not commit crimes who arranged was revolutions in career, vietnam

so i live in peace to hell with war way a jury to hell with all the dead to me i go to my way to hell with all those who step on mine's and become amputees, which are filers. michelle, to hell with all of them are much more live for yourself. but will all those images we've captured ever leave us alone? does the 3rd that to me that it ah no hotel go on that affects you subconsciously theme is out of his band yet. so that's why so many reporters suffer from p t s d once they return home. anybody? yeah that, but a lot of them think no, this is my problem and i shouldn't talk about it with my family and friendly the 11 . i'm both not talking about it leads to depression. nick, i then included for dispos f. so to give me shit, i had this feeling when i was on the heel. you seem, you believe you're in the center of the world that this the story you're carrying, it is so interesting and everybody wants to know about it. that sometimes people don't even care anymore in france and you know that people are missing their lives without realizing that the story is going to make something neither

government in chad. chad is a very interesting country in effect that not only that within that the hell, but it's one of their countries that has seen the withdrawal of former colon either france and one may be inclined to believe that this is a love that one of germany's big brother country is looking after the other and really reporting on behalf of the other. but chad had expelled the minister for the ambassador rather from germany. mister gordon kreger saying that he has an employer light practices and landry spanked in terms of diplomatic accord as agreed to in the vienna conventions. now they are saying that he was a rather medley end in within their chairs, government policies and issues. and they have gone on to say that he had been warned quite several times before. clearly wanting that will not heeded. but let's hear from the chairs, government, why they thought of the republic cushing that by requests each yarn, christian gordon, creaky ambassador of the federal republic of germany, to leave chatham territory within 48 hours. this decision of the government is motivated by th

itself and a leader who is the embodiment of this very hell , a president who is respected throughout table so that we don't get too close and finally there is the president of the winning country and there is listen and you can turn off the pathetic music i will talk about crap now thank you and there is typical katsap crap loser well, we would like to end with this encouraging forecast voskres what is open if i don't take vents in very well + glory to ukraine glory to ukraine 15 in well-being tallinn good time behind the fog and the sun will be ok bakhmut i hold the titans let's keep the boys please let's take care of your family name didn't give let 's get up a little bit let's get up like this let's get up a little bit let's go here let's go to war like this we sit down lysychansk went to war there they were surrounded well he was the only one injured so the first operation kramatorsk dnipro to mechnikova then central kyiv and then here vasyl yenin 42 years old , a mobilized border guard, was wounded in the head, arms and legs under by enemy artillery during the exit from lysychan

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