however, by 1924, hussein's position began to weaken power. e. hmm husey tilted towards the sunset, and he was very little popular among population. uh, due to the fact that there was no treasury , the infrastructure was very bad, but it was with healthcare. eh, it was very bad with the supply of goods, the popularity of the people began to gain a representative of another arabian dynasty, and the world of nejda abdelzis ibn sauja. he was young, that is, energetic, he actually slept on a mat and laughed at hussein, calling him a mattress maker, because he slept on a soft one. e, in fact, ibn sauta, really a person who was very close and understandable to people, it is saudi that seeks to unite several principalities into one arab state and declare himself its king, more than once the confrontation between the hijaz and the nej turned into an armed clash. what to do for the soviet? mata under these conditions, the task was to maintain good relations with any side that turns out to be the winner. despite the fact that khakimov first of all needs to

from handing over saddam hussein, or the purposes of an execution.dam hussein was hung, which we all heard about on the news. >> these are the last moments of saddam hussein's extraordinary, melodramatic life. >> giovanni did call me and said that as his lawyer he had to be there and witness it. but i wasn't really sure that i believed him. i said, how on gods earth are you feeling after witnessing the hanging? the execution of someone. and he did sound quite traumatized about it. and as inclined as i am to not believe him, i am sure that must be a pretty hard thing to witness. >> saddam hussein's extraordinary life came to an extraordinary end with the first execution of a former head of state for crimes against humanity. >> [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> for me personally. what was actually his legal status? was he a qualified lawyer somewhere in the world? if he was not qualified, he was not a lawyer, we had a much much stronger case. he'd never registered with a law society as being a

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when we heard about saddam hussein, some of the biggest villains of the late 20th century.s a day, i want to find out when he was on trial because i wanted to be there. >> when i looked at the diary, the first available date was 2013. we would have to wait two years for the trial. and at that point, my heart sank. but i saw the bigger picture. and some strange bed, after five years, i knew that the work was now going to really begin. and the reason i say that, it is because he was now going to get the opportunity to give his side of the story. when di stefano provided his pretrial defense case statements, the whole case took a rather dramatic twist. >> the defendant is a long-standing member of the security services, mi6. [noise] >> he was claiming to be a spy. >> part of his duties was to build up a reputation as an international lawyer. and thereby gain access to some of the world's major persons of interests. the mi6, mossad, and the cia. >> his father was saying that he had worked under the cover of a lawyer, to essentially befriend despots. >> martin chambers, of oxfor

however, by 1924, hussein's position began to weaken power. husey.tle popular among the population, uh, due to the fact that there was no treasury, there was no infrastructure, it was very bad with health care. eh, it was very bad with the supply of goods, the popularity of the people began to recruit a representative of another arabian dynasty, and the world of nejda abdelzis, ibn saut ibn sauja. he was young, that is, uh energetic he slept on mat in fact and laughed at hussein, they call him a mattress pad, because he slept on a soft one. eh, in fact, ibn saut - it really is. eh, the man who was very close and understandable to people , it was the saudi who seeks to unite several principalities into one arab state and declare himself its king, more than once the confrontation between the hijaz and the non-jews passed armed clashes. what to do for the soviet di here, under these conditions, the task was to maintain good relations with any side that would prove to be the winner, despite what khakimov first of all. it is necessary to establish officia

he was young, that is, and er energetic, he actually slept on a mat and laughed at hussein, calling himept on a soft one. eh, in fact, ibn saut is really a person who was very close and understandable to people, it is saud who seeks to unite several principalities into one arab state and declare himself its king more than once, the confrontation between the hijaz and the nejdey passed armed clashes. what do for the soviet? mata under these conditions, the task was to maintain good relations with any side that turns out to be the winner. despite the fact that khakimov first of all needs to establish official relations with the incumbent king hussein, he relies on ibn saud. he absolutely unmistakably determined that this was the saudi dynasty. she will go up. uh, and what is the future of this dynasty karim khakimov felt that the global situation is changing and uh, the positions of abdel, aziz who firmly embarked on the path of creation. what was the parallel? he also embarked on the path of creating a large and strong state on the arabian peninsula , just as happened in soviet russia, t

unable to hold on to power, hussein abdicates and flees from mecca to jeddah.ert to confuse the surveillance of the british khakims and is developing a complex operation. we didn't know. uh, how will the sharp political struggle end, uh, representative of various e clans and uh. according to the official version, karim khakimov goes to saudi arabia to get permission to make a small hajj to mecca, where the main shrine of islam, the holy kaaba, is located . he is a muslim and has half full the right to eat materials. well, for example, when he asks permission to perform the hajj, he explains this by the fact that, having made the hajin, the diplomat will take two consuls closer to aram. the dutch vander-plass and the persian ahmed lari thus ensured khakimov double cover for the umra and the visit of diplomats on pressing issues. all this in order to meet with ibn saud and negotiate without witnesses. here he acted as a director. uh, that's it and the whole operation, but he filed very nicely like well, here joint trip, really sit. diplomats are worried that the

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my name is hussein abdika. khin.as born in the north of somalia and in britain they brought me under the name of another person, despite what i said before, my parents never lived in the uk revelation about his childhood. the british sports legend, now 39, has spoken out in a bbc documentary that the full version will not be released until wednesday. after the death of my father in the somali war, i will. and the olympic champion lived for several years with relatives in a neighboring country. djibouti. after that, an unfamiliar woman transported him under a fake name just to london at that time, he was 9 years old and since then he has been muhammad farran. they said they were supposedly being taken to relatives. in fact, mohammed farah worked as a servant for several years. these are the documents that brought me to britain , something like a visa. the photo is mine, but the name and all the data are someone else's. apparently i took someone's place. i would be interested to know what the real mohammed farah is doi

he really has had one of the most difficult positions in this country since the fall of saddam hussein must suffer academy, a form intelligence official in iraq was appointed as prime minister in may of 2020 at a time when it really protests like this one that we're seeing now we're very much happening prior to his appointment, and he is now taking this opportunity to call for calm and unity. and he said, and patience is important. and he urged the demonstrators as security forces not to be drawn into confrontation with one another. and that to respect state institutions, and this is a man who has had a very close relationship with all the different parties, including the united states. see had a visit, a from the u. s. president in 2020 in may when he was appointed. and he also has been to washington as well, and he's also got ties to the radian officials into iran. he seemed to be the ideal choice at the time. but now it's proving to be very much a different case because he's been in the interim prime minister since the lectures will help here in october of last year. and there hasn'

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hussein na ernman is in touch with us. erman greetings.lo hello how did turkey react to the negotiations that took place, uh, that took place here in tehran? what they write what they say at the summit was to get the russian iranian side to agree on a military operation, uh, in the north of this against squads. uh, bring it on. go, then you know that these organizations are supported, the united states of america and the united states are called the ground forces of syria, but so far we ourselves understand that the iranian and russian side did not give consent to this operation, but today turkey is all the media, they are still waiting for e statements, so the main issue for turkey is the form. it was this topic at the past station and all the media are waiting for erdogan's statement about uh, that, uh, after all, how will they talk about military trans in the north of seville however, it is worth noting that, uh, on many positions, nevertheless, they reached agreements. uh, like how all parties have again determined that they support th

the kuwaitis is the feeling that the danger has not yet passed, because the iraqi dictator saddam husseinpt to capture an unconquered country of 4 million on the western partners guaranteed the security of a small state two military bases are located in the poet that provide the defense of this country so eh float solved the issues of an ally at the national political level chose the usa as an ally and great britain solved all the problems at the geopolitical level, received support, protection , see smog, economic development, it is a successful example of building construction, it is worth studying, and ukraine, confidence, art historian andriy buzarov, because the situation in which our country now finds itself is very similar to what this arab state faced three decades ago, and from its experience, ukraine should already now count the damage caused to russia since the beginning of its aggression in 2014, discuss the necessary for the restoration of sumy with international partners and determine the priority industries that should become drivers of the renewed ukrainian economy olga zh

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invasion of kuwait, that is, just in time, hussein threatened saudi arabia, and then the united statesamerica proved that it fulfills its allies' obligations in but since 2010, the strategic intentions of the americans is to leave the middle east , this region has lost its importance, as it was in the 80s, and moreover, the americans are tired of wars that have lasted seemingly endlessly starting from 2012. so, the second point - it is of course the desire of the current administration to conclude an agreement with iran, which means that to a large extent we already remembered the 15th year when the nuclear agreement was actually concluded, so called the nuclear deal that iran is untied her hands and it strengthened it, and it strengthened its participation in various regional conflicts, and now there is a lack of security. i think that one of the key factors that determine the difficulty of negotiating with saudi arabia is that if in this case we will hear, of course, that the parties they will decide to inform us. and if certain agreements are reached regarding the security of the re

the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussein abdi kahin.e, trafficked to the uk at the age of nine and forced to work for a family in west london. myjob was to look after those kids, shower them, cook for them, clean for them. she said, "if you ever want to see you family again, "don't say anything. "if you say anything, they will take you away. " often, i would just lock myself in the bathroom and cry, and nobody�*s there to help. after a while, ijust learned not to have that emotion. despite what was happening behind closed doors, mo farah was a cut above the rest during his teenage years. and it was a conversation with his pe teacher who helped him escape from the abuse at home. and years later, the documentary captures the moment he's reunited with his mum, who he thought had died. my mum's name is aisha. i'll neverforget my mum, on that tape. so, the tape, it had a number on it, like to say call, on the back of it, this is the number. then it said, "if this is a bother, or causing you trouble, don't, just leave it, you don't have to co

he told the bbc he was born hussein abdi kahin — but was given the name mohamed farah by those who flewme welcome. thank you. sir mo farah is not the event millions think they know. talk about it, coming _ millions think they know. talk about it, coming to _ millions think they know. “ma; about it, coming to tell millions think they know. t:l«; about it, coming to tell the public and tell people i didn't have the courage to talk to my own family. at times lonely and if i can't share it myself, who can share with the whole world? he shot to national and internationalfame by winning international fame by winning two internationalfame by winning two olympic gold medals in london 2012. he is one of london's most decorated olympians. he was knighted in 2017 for services to athletics and is become a regular on tv screens and newspaper front pages. screens and newspaper front “aes. , screens and newspaper front a a 1 es. , , screens and newspaper front “aes. , , ., pages. this is the visa to come to the uk- _ pages. this is the visa to come to the uk. but _ pages. this is the visa to come to t

he told the bbc he was born hussein abdi kahin but was given the name mohamed farah by those who flew he's been speaking to amol rajan. welcome, welcome. sir mo farah is not the man millions think they know. is not the man millions think they know— they know. talking about it, let alone — they know. talking about it, let alone coming _ they know. talking about it, let alone coming out - they know. talking about it, let alone coming out in - they know. talking about it, | let alone coming out in public to tell people... talking to my own family... ifelt to tell people... talking to my own family... i felt vulnerable at times, lonely. how can i share with the whole world? he shot to national and internationalfame by winning international fame by winning two internationalfame by winning two olympic gold medals in london 2012. he is one of britain's most decorated olympian is. he was knighted in 2017 for services to athletics and has become a regular on tv screens and newspaper front pages. this is the reader to come to the but in a tv documentary, he reveals his real name is hussein abdi

but in a tv documentary, airing tomorrow night on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdiwas illegally trafficked to the uk as a child, for the purposes of domestic servitude. from day one, the lady, what she did wasn't right. i wasn't treated as part of the family. i was always that kid who did everything. i don't know, more someone who works for you, that is your space, this is our space, this is what you do. if i wanted food in my mouth, myjob was to look after those kids. showerthem, cook for them, clean for them. and she said, "if you ever want to see your family again, don't say anything. if you say anything, they will take it away." he eventually confided in a teacher who helped him alert social services, move to a new family and become a british citizen as mo farah. it was then that he discovered running. what was it like for you living this kind of double life and becoming globally famous? there is a lot i couldn't say, in my mind, as a kid, often i would try and think about, and the moment when i made a decision for myself, i used to lock myself in the bathroom,

in the uk from somalia, he was brought by human traffickers using fake documents, his real name is husseinwhere after the death of his father, the boy was separated from his mother, and an unfamiliar woman took him to london, promising that he would live with relatives, but instead he took care of her children for several years and did housework for school. went only at the age of 12, not knowing english, he was able to realize himself in sports, he told his story to the teacher physical education, which helped him find a foster family and get british citizenship, as the media write, according to the law, an athlete can be deprived of the passport of the united kingdom, however, according to the lawyers of the authorities, they are unlikely to do this as it was time to be a victim of trafficking people more often. colleges and technical schools over the past 6 years has grown markedly according to the ministry of education. about 70% of those who have received secondary vocational education find work in their specialty. by the way , applicants we apply online will tell maria kudryavtseva i

we meet mohammed hussein a local house official who has helped very close to 60 bodies. among them was several children. he tells us, but i have a heavy heart medicine. i'm lost for words, but i'm major. this has left us gone in my life and i'll never forget this to mother hello. but it's not just lives that have been lost. local infrastructure lies in ruins, as well. without its vocal that they destroyed the hospital and because everything that's useful, the x ray machine, the cam lab and the laboratory i was they took everything and they broke the rest of the refund. and both the fighting has caused a rift between the 2 communities. both now accused each other of massacres, destruction and looting. we found signs of t p. laugh actions, but to grind witnesses also made claims of a foreign militia aggressions. they say they're targeted and killed several to ground residence before transporting several 1000 to the regional capital samarra. the head of the u. n. h. c. r. 's field office in samarra confirmed that around 8000 people have been held at a government run camp. men to accommoda

there is still a lot of hussein huseynov muslima nikolay volkov channel one lugansk people's republic a large batch of russian medicines was delivered to the zaporozhye region in 110 tons of medicines and consumables , which are needed first of all in hundreds of boxes. currently located at a distribution point, then a humanitarian aid will be sent by hospitals and polyclinics in the region of this volume should be enough to provide all medical facilities. this will allow thousands of civilians to be treated. details have been revealed at the white house. what weapons besides hymars multiple launch rocket systems will be included in the new us military assistance package to ukraine in particular washington also intends to transfer its anti-tank systems and 36,000 artillery shells. and almost 600 attack drones. phoenix voice they were produced specifically for the asu devices have similar characteristics with kamikaze drones, switch blade, which the states have already sent to ukraine, a batch of weapons is estimated at about $ 270 million . criminal negligence or simple domestic negli

but in a tv documentary, airing tonight on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdi kahinas a child for the purposes of domestic servitude. how quickly were you aware that actually your life was going to be very, very tough, and you weren't going to be reunited with family and you're going to live a very different life to the one that you thought you were coming for? pretty much early on. i knew my life would be different. living with that lady. i honestly, as much as i can think and made it more a fantasy thing, and go "i'll get to go to school. i get to play with other kids." i never did any of that. i wasn't allowed to play with any other kids. i wasn't allowed to be myself. i had to cook, clean, and half the time, more than half the time was abused. and that was tough for me. i'd look around and there was no—one there. and all i ever wanted as a kid was to have my parents, or to have people who care for you. but then, early on, i knew at that point, no—one was going to be there for me. so ijust learned to block it out. he eventually confided in a teacher, who helped hi

official representative of the crimea under the president of the russian federation, our ambassador husseinthe smartest person. he said a brilliant phrase. he said, they probably thought we were 2% of the world economy. they forgot that we 30% raw. therefore, they completely miscalculated all the consequences, but we, of course, are already trembling. we are directly worried, we are directly worried about what washington's reaction will be, but today's meeting of the leaders of russia, turkey, iran, because, well, erdogan came in with trump cards and said. yes, we are freezing accession to nato; we do not like all this at all. we have signed most serious agreements with iran. turkey has signed most serious agreements with iran . that being said, this is not a response to biden's visit. this is just our working meeting troika. we just have such relations, but this is what interests me, and among other things, representatives of three countries met who understand what traditional values ​​are. and in general, it would be good if china wanted to know its own idea there, but they have their own

howitzer m-77 not only a trophy but also evidence in a criminal case from the scene reporting by husseineynov the artillery of the people's militia hits the detected target. zeroing correction from the air and a new hall. the fighters of the lpr are moving towards the city of solidar of the donetsk people's republic . recently, several small villages have been liberated from the nationalist at once. i was standing there in that village yesterday already moved even further won't deliver. then they try to stop our breakthrough. here, with any stretch marks, it mines with petals everything else as well. with this artillery fire, here, having accumulated heavy artillery on the outskirts of the solidar and in the residential development of the city, the nationalists are shelling the abandoned villages with huge shell craters in almost every yard. the enemy, of course, retreats, but he tries to harm the crime, to harm as much as possible . that is why we are here and we have been liberated. now daneiro is being released on the territory under the control of the kiev regime in several direction

that before the specialists start work, the sappers will definitely examine the sappers report by hussein gousey railway the track was badly damaged in this part, there was a direct hit by a projectile, the steel rails were torn to pieces, and the concrete sleepers turned into small fragments. such damaged sections of the railway tracks are no longer here one hundred after these territories were completely liberated from the city's ukrainian nationalists gradually returning to civilian life , the railway troops of the russian army, who restore communication lines, also help in this. today , the last 200 meters of track have been repaired, which will now again connect two large cities of the lugansk people's republic by rail, in the last month alone, the railway troops of the central military district have restored more than 150 km of tracks that were damaged during hostilities or undermined, before specialists begin to restoration work of the railway surveyed by sappers. there are often abandoned ammunition stretch marks and even minefields of the armor of the restored bridge discovered b

. >> this happened in saudi arabia. 13-year-old rita hussein alhazmi now holds the world's record titlengest female to ever publish a book, and she did it when she was only 12 years old. what are we doing with our lives? >> and we're double that. her first novel, "treasure of the lost sea," was published in 2019 and was followed by two sequels. rita says she's currently working on her fourth installment of the series. she wrote her novels in english and says she's been writing since she was just 6 years old. >> yeah. it's not just a book. it's the whole series. >> right. >> you better go, girl. >> genius. >>> finally, to the creative bear creating a masterpiece with her face. >> so this happened at a zoo in washington state. northwest trek wildlife park captured fern, the bear, getting her paws into a puddle of paint and diving right in. oh, my gosh. >> zookeepers say they poured the paint hoping to get a multicolored paw print to be sold at future fund-raisers. but instead they were surprised to discover fern using her face as a paintbrush and the floor as a canvas. don't worry, offici

territory, they left dangerous traps, literally at every step they help our sappers, reliable equipment hussein huseynov watched the work of the units. this is the outskirts, lisichanskaya. across the road is a huge sleeping area with multi-storey buildings, and in this building, ukrainian nationalists equipped their fortified area, where they stored ammunition, which were our sappers. now it is necessary to clear the mines by breaking into two , the toper compartment is examining the road and the roadsides on both sides of it here, it can be anything, stretching a mine or an unexploded shell. there voluntarily. not having passed 10 m. one of the sappers gives a signal under the car, an anti-tank mine of the senior group decides to destroy it on the spot with an overhead charge. on the spot, specialists from the international mine action center have been working in lisichansk for the second week before that , there were severodonetsk and other liberated territories, the main attention is paid to communications, on which the life activity depends, settlements , first of all, infrastructure. uh,

mo farah is rizzo hussein abedi. and the story— farah is rizzo hussein abedi.he general belief and that is— father is the general belief and that is a — father is the general belief and that is a story that's been supported by mono if i can still call him — supported by mono if i can still call him that. and it was apparently totally untrue and as you say he was trafficked _ totally untrue and as you say he was trafficked to this country and he now agrees and he was still age nine to work— now agrees and he was still age nine to work as _ now agrees and he was still age nine to work as a — now agrees and he was still age nine to work as a servant. and his big fear— to work as a servant. and his big fear and — to work as a servant. and his big fear and doubt revealing this is that he — fear and doubt revealing this is that he could lose his british citizenship. now i find that extraordinary with the circumstances in which _ extraordinary with the circumstances in which he _ extraordinary with the circumstances in which he came to this country, obscene — in which

and of course 75% supported the war when the statue of saddam hussein fell but because we really didn't know what we were doing or tried to change the mission statement or strategy from deposing of saddam hussein and sort of letting some provisional government takeover rather than the one that we wanted. we wanted to do the right thing. i went over there twice and when i saw the amount of carnage and investment and dissension at home, i said to myself whatever the cause and efficacy, the country at this time and place is not capable of that anymore. so next time i heard something about going into syria and libya i thought no. and it was tragic because the people you talk to that were fighting the war would say to you we are over here and we are winning. why is everybody against it. then you kind of said to them there's only one thing worse than a bad war, and that's losing a bad war and we were going to lose. we'll see what iraq is, but that made a big change. and so the idea of optional middle east engagement on the ground is optional military engagement abroad. the country right now i

but in a tv documentary, airing tonight on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdi kahin our space, this is what you do. if i wanted food in my mouth, myjob was to look after those kids. shower then, cook for them, to look after those kids. shower then, cook forthem, clean to look after those kids. shower then, cook for them, clean for them. then, cook forthem, cleanforthem. she then, cook for them, clean for them. she said if you ever want to see yourfamily again, don't she said if you ever want to see your family again, don't say anything. if you say anything, they will take you away. he eventually confided in a teacher, who helped him alert social services, move to a new family, and become a british citizen, as mo farah. it was then that he discovered running. what was it like for you living this kind of double life and becoming globally famous? there's a lot i couldn't say, and, in my mind as a kid, often i try and think about at that moment where i made a decision for myself, where i used to lock myself in that bathroom. and you cry every day. you cry every day and t

caution step by step, first of all, take care of the safety of civilians hussein huseynov was convinced there is a huge sleeping area with multi-storey buildings. and in this building, ukrainian nationalists equipped their a fortified area where ammunition was stored, which was our sapper. now it is necessary to clear the mines by breaking into two, the front squads are examining the road and the roadsides on both sides of it here, it can be anything, stretching a mine or an unexploded shell. not having passed 10 m. one of the sappers gives a signal under the car, an anti-tank mine of the senior group decides to destroy it on the spot with an overhead charge. on the spot, specialists from the international mine action center have been working in lisichansk for the second week before this was, in severodonetsk and in other liberated territories, the main attention was paid to communications on which life depends, settlements, first of all, infrastructure, electricity, gas, water, therefore, the areas of the industrial facilities themselves are very large. well, we are planning the same f

we do remember what was hussein.r what was scandafi, who were in fact recognized. 300 dealt with them mercilessly. this is necessary in order to legally make those decisions that may be, well, let's not talk about space. we are now talking about a tougher response, and it’s precisely kiev that is trying to manipulate such a tough response towards russia . kiev’s inclinations have not yet found a wide response. although those wishing to brand russia a terrorist country voted in the swedish parliament and the american senators from among the hawks drew up a corresponding resolution, and now is the time to figure out what is actually being blamed for the recent strike of the russian armed forces on a five-story building in the village of clock yar in the still occupied territory. dpr, it was a whole knowledge according to the zhovtoblokit press, they razed to the ground a residential building where dozens of civilians died, however, on that day, the ukrainian side itself posted eloquent photos from the rubble, they pull

remind them the fate of saddam hussein remind him of the fate of colonel gaddafi and on the list.eral , you are serious, that is, the americans, in general, they consider everyone around to be idiots. one-day butterflies, or something, there is no memory at all, of course, now with you blinkin is absolutely in love, that is , it was necessary to try to find a person with such a boring face, but most importantly, he lives in some kind of his own imagination . he's terrible all the time. bored mumbling amazing things. moreover, he does not even notice how he contradicts himself in one phrase. then he says that russia was going to capture kiev and conquer all of ukraine, which will never happen, then he says that after a few weeks, finally, russia’s plans became clear and it turns out that now not only donbass but also to capture kiev and all of ukraine man, so those were our plans. as you said from the very beginning, or you already forgot what you said, that is, such a short memory is that a person does not remember anything at all, it feels like they were all replaced. that's how

plus the coherence of actions and the enemy is defeated in the center of events our correspondent hussein huseynov janufa trail message for the marquis now the wheels will come and we are changing positions, the work at the observation post is in full swing. this is the very front line of the offensive. where the enemy is no more than 2 km away, just there the drone operator is watching the movement of a company of apu soldiers. i want all opponents. the battalion commander decides to storm. the coordinates of the target are transmitted to the artillery battalion from the forest plantation, our mortar crew is working, the rear is supported by large-caliber guns. and then return fire from the other side, as soon as our microns appeared there, respectively. far after careful artillery preparation, the infantry gets down to business, but the rifle units of the 4th brigade people's militia go on the offensive heavy armored vehicles and infantry. now they will storm the forest plantation behind the mountain where the enemy is hiding under a smoke screen. the t-72 tank and two armored vehicles

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as hussein [indiscernible] >> and a new documentary he reveals he was a child slave, trafficked to theat the age of nine and was work for a family in west london. my job was to look after those kids. shower for them, cook for them, clean for them. e said that if you ever want to see your family again, don't say anything. if you said anything, they would take you away. >> i would lock myself in the bathroom and cry. there's nobody there so after a while i just, you kno learned not to have that emotion. >> despite what was happening behind the closed doors he was a cut above the rest during his teenage years it was a conversation with his pe teacher that helped him escape from the abuse at home. years later, the documentary captures the momenthat he's reunited with his mother, who he thought had died. >> my mother's name is aisha. i will never forget it on that tape. [speaking non-english language] >> the tape had a number on it where i would call the back and this is the number. the number said that if it causes trouble, leave it, don't contact me anytime. i was like a force i will cont

we remember what was hussein.ber, what was the brutes which were in fact recognized. 300 dealt with them mercilessly. this is necessary in order to legally make those decisions that may be , well, let's not talk about space. we are now talking about a tougher response, and just kiev is trying to manipulate such a tough response into on the side of russia, kiev's inclinations have not yet found a wide response. although those wishing to brand russia a terrorist country voted in the swedish parliament and the american senators from among the hawks drew up a corresponding resolution, and now it’s time to figure out what the russian armed forces are actually accused of from the recent strike of the russian armed forces on a five-story building in the village of chasov yar no, which is still occupied by the territory . dpr it was a whole knowledge according to the zhovtoblokit press, the residential building where they died dozens of civilians, however, on that day, the ukrainian side itself launched eloquent photos fr

never lived in malbion, and he himself was born in the north of somalia at birth, receiving the name husseinin because of the civil war, in which his father died. he lived with relatives in djibouti for several years. well, in the ninety-second year, the stranger took him to london, saying that he would live with relatives, when they ended up in europe, she took the sheets with contacts from the boy tore it up and threw it in the trash. for several years. it's time to look after her children and do housework and not attend school. however, this did not stop. him to grow up a great athlete. it's time to become a four-time olympic champion, winning the 10m and 5,000m in two consecutive games in london and rio, as well as being world champion six times and europe home office seven times. the uk has announced that athletes should not fear justice for illegally crossing the border. but what awaits him kidnappers open question volleyball players getting ready for the start of the new season. the current holder of the russian cup kazan zenit is no exception in the off-season, the experienced london

the real story i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussein adbi kahin. >> in a new documentary he was a child slave, trafficked to the u.k. at the age of nine and forced to work for a family in west london. >> my job was to look after those kids. cook for them. clean for them. and she said if you ever want to see her family again, don't say anything. if you say anything, they will take it away. often it was just myself in a bathroom and i would cry and nobody was there to help. after a while i just learned not to have that emotion. reporter: despite what was happening behind closed doors, mo farah was a cut above the rest during his teenage years. and it was a conversation with his pe teacher who helped him escape from the abuse at home. and years later documentary captures the moment he is reunited with his mom who he thought had died. >> my mom's name is aisha. i'll never forget my mom on that tape. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the tape had a number on it, said call this number. if this is a bother causing you troubl just leave it, you don't have to contact me. i am goin

fact that in the late sixties the bas party seized power, and in the seventy-ninth its leader saddam husseinne-man dictatorship. what she led is known on july 14, 1967, the fifth mediterranean squadron of the navy was formed . the need for the ussr was brewing for a long time the mediterranean sea after the second world war left the us sixth fleet, then naval forces appeared. on that, with the advent of nuclear weapons, their ships and submarines were equipped with nuclear warheads capable of reaching southeastern borders, the ussr all countermeasures accelerated, the six-day war in the middle east, the squadron included strike missile artillery anti-submarine landing ships of the submarine , rear admiral boris petrov became the first commander, the social opponent frustrated plans for a possible attack on the soviet union in the seventy-third during the arabs israeli war. judgment day, our sailors did not allow the americans to intervene in the conflict and prevented a world war; now july 14 has been declared a memorable day in russia mediterranean squadron on july 14, 1990. the president o

uh, they installed such a monument to the heroes of the ninth rifle division, the adyghe poet husseino of the great patriotic war, shouted, blowing himself up with a grenade, also in battles. russians don't give up for ukraine. well then our winners of our grandfathers grandmothers, today's boys improve their combat training at the training ground near maykop . persistence, determination, firm character of perseverance, love for the motherland is brought up in circassian families from early childhood. motherland is mother for mother. always to the end, always, together with the russians, the circassians maintained friendly and partner relations, starting from the 13th century, of course. there were pages of the caucasian war in our common history. today, many customs and character traits of the circassians, including those associated with orthodoxy, are the most high school in russia almost 1,000 m above sea level from here the caucasus is at a glance and it seems you can touch the sky with your hand , and here you very sharply feel the love of the people living here for their land an

what instructions did father hussein give you every highlander, he is a patriot what he did, everyoneone will behave this way in such cases. defending the homeland is a sacred thing. on may 22, we are performing a combat mission on the su-25 to ferment the designated targets of the kanomat batashev. i received information that the assault group of our troops was surrounded in the lpr and requested support, the pilot made a personal decision to help the fighters, despite the fact that he knew about the presence of powerful air defense from the enemy in this area at ultra-low altitude with a pair of fighters, where the leader left for us attack on neocytes, the surrounded group was able to escape from the fire bag when his plane was coming out of the attack, it hit anti-aircraft missile. so he died, major general came to us from batash. well, otherwise it was impossible otherwise, so he asks the people for ice, comrades, the warrior asks him for help and how could he turn away and fly back. it 's not human. he did not have a professional military in his family, but after school he firml

we had a election hussein. i know your pain. i know you're hurt. we had election. >> that was stolen from us. it was a landslide election and everyone knows it, especially the other side. but you have to go home now. we have to have peace. we have to have law and order. we have to respect our great. people in law and order. we don't want anybody hurt. it's a very tough period of time. there's never been a time like this where? such a thing happened to where they could take it away from all of us from me, from you, from our country. this was a fraudulent election. but we can't play into the hands of these people. we have to have peace. so go home. we love you. you're very special. seen what happens. you see the way others are treated better so bad and so evil. i know how you feel. but go home and go home in peace. >> when i got there, they said the president not just had filming the video. i think he was basically retiring for the day. >> was there any discussion about the president releasing a second video that not that i recall. >> when he finishe

you know that the islamic republic has a good experience when sad adam hussein attacked iran almost immediately revolution. we did not have enough military equipment. we didn't even have barbed wire or small arms ammunition. automata kalashnikovs were a pa b to them no today, largely due to that war due to the fact that we were attacked. we strive to achieve self-sufficiency in the defense of our country and our people. we have potential russia also had very good military capabilities in the past, so mutually beneficial cooperation between us began a long time ago and continues to this day guy. let's talk about the interaction between russia and iran on foreign policy tracks, i mean our common work in syria a. also your plans for the sco and brix organizations, our work in syria is an example of successful cooperation in the fight against terrorists. they were ready to overthrow the legitimate syrian government. with the help of a wave of terror, in fact, the whole region was plunged into chaos , the plan was very cunning, they started in the middle of iraq, penetrated into syria, captured many

with someone who i prostitution existed to a limited extent during saddam hussein's rule. but since the 2003 american led invasion toppled his dictatorship sex trafficking his sword, fueled by conflict, poverty and the weak government. we passed for dozens of police checkpoints, but despite this heavy security presence, some of the tell tale signs of prostitution can be seen. if it allow a mennonite to pick up the kid for that block of them to the left, have an avalanche. you are in him a button. sophia sophie ah, the norms that govern iraq society today stand in star contradiction to the sex trade. i know better than a lot or better. this law me but at abbey, belinda, heidi and them as you. why shall you for while i v for a while and what they will mind were thought i'm one word deliver day of the plan with buddy women who are forced into sex were, can face retribution for dis, honoring their communities. some are even killed. iraq's justice system is infused with the same patriarchal norms and often convicts trafficking survivors for prostitution. there's far less accoun

he was brought to the uk from somalia by human traffickers using fake documents, his real name is husseinfter the death of his father, the boy was separated from his mother, and unfamiliar women got him to london, promising that he would live with relatives, but instead he spent several years cared for her children and did housework to school farah went only at the age of 12, not knowing english, he was able to realize himself in sports, he told his story to a physical education teacher, who helped him find a foster family and get british citizenship, as the media write under the law the athlete can be deprived of the passport of the united kingdom, however, according to the lawyers of the authorities, they are unlikely to do so, since the headlight was a victim of trafficking. people in texas exploded during the tests spacex booster the superheavy booster for the spacecraft senior caught fire a few seconds after launch, the head of the company elon musk said that his team was assessing the damage. according to him. the whole point may be in cryogenic fuel, which, when evaporated, creates