every day of kemerovo resident ina solovyova begins the same way: early in the morning a woman comese post office in the hope that her lost parcel has finally been found. hello, i... wrote in january oh god just don’t show me and there’s still no answer nothing, the package disappeared in january, i have a tracking number, and tell me the last name, nightingale, and tell me the code 71 23 37 7 then the latin one, there’s no such thing, there’s no such thing, in the treasured box there is medicine from abroad, necessary for my son, ina solovyova, twelve-year-old milan. the boy was born healthy and the family was preparing for a happy life. everything collapsed at once, according to solovyova, after the vaccination , baby milan ’s temperature rose sharply, and then convulsions began, followed by respiratory arrest. brought into intensive care first children's hospital, the next day they conducted some examinations. i was told that there is an inflammatory process, and it is strong, the leukocytes were very high there, bye-bye, bye-bye, uh-huh, the washing machine is distracting, as inn

every day of kemerovo resident ina solovyova begins the same way: early in the morning a woman comesice in the hope that her lost parcel has finally been found. hello, i didn’t write to narosa in january show me, still no answer, nothing, the parcel disappeared. in january, i have a tracking number, a last name, soloviev. but tell me, 71, 23, 37. there is no such thing, in the treasured box there is medicine from abroad, necessary for ina solovyova’s son, twelve-year-old milan, the boy was born healthy and the family was preparing for a happy life, everything collapsed at one moment, according to solovyova, after vaccinations with infant milan, the temperature jumped sharply, and then convulsions began, followed by respiratory arrest. they brought me to the intensive care unit of the first children's hospital, the next day they carried out some examinations , they said there was an inflammatory process, but it was strong, the leukocytes were very high there, bye-bye, bye-bye, uh-huh, the washing machine was distracting. according to inna, doctors found signs of epilepsy in the baby a

she is not poor and not a relative , by the way, you can, come on, who is this good girl, neighbor, ina have made a fool of themselves here, and what the candidate? what kind of neighbor is this? this neighbor, this one, are we going to sleep with you? come on, quickly get on the bed, oh baby, yours! i'm back, thank you for not being in the morning, oh, how are you here, great, oh-oh-oh, oh, i demand paid leave, because your children are a burden, you know, moderate exercise is very good for the body, yes , moderate, why are you so cheerful, is it coming back , no, not yet, but i think i’ve settled in with my neighbor, yes, you’re a heroine, which arttyom knows, no, but it will be soon. i see, okay, i won’t interfere your privacy, stasya, i usually don’t say this, but behave decently, i said everything. quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, wait, i’ll call the police now, don’t, police, police, don’t, i need to talk to you, the grove, golden, dissuaded me, i ask you, give me 5 minutes, 5 minutes, don’t give me a minute, give me 3 minutes, okay, you have 2 minutes, time has passed, o

ina, what are you talking about, well, he’s decent, so what?anted to talk to you, it seems to me that we have exhausted all the topics for conversation , no, wait, i know that i offended you, well, i 'm annoying, well, call it what you want, in general, i i would like to fix this somehow, well, i have...' no, wait, i'm not into that i mean, i want to introduce you to a girl, she’s not dating anyone, she’s not married, maybe you two will get along? well, well, yes, no, thank you, i don’t need to accommodate my ugly friends , i don’t need such a debt, all the best, artyom, artyom, wait, she’s beautiful, vasya, like you, it’s fine, sonya robbed me, now in our apartment , you can open a store, girls, but i sent mine to the park, well, really, they also went to the cafe later, inna refused. how completely out of the question it’s the other way around for me, you chose to pay for 2 hours and artyom almost sent m what a nightmare so stop what to do, we’ll take the situation into our own hands, set up a blind date for them, as artyom doesn’t even want

, my name is svetlana evgenievna morozova, the middle of the three morozov sisters, the youngest is ina very well, our mother was a very beautiful woman, dad was a very handsome man, dad was born in his thirty-ninth year on march 20, mom was born in his forty-sixth year in december... dad, he worked on a big car, on a kamaz, and while repairing it a car ran over, after this incident we were quickly taken to an orphanage, somehow everything got very complicated at lightning speed, then within ten days there, somehow my mother was deprived of parental rights, a car came to take us all from the house. we were loaded up, lena and her son still ran away and hid somewhere in the forest, lena and i first hid so as not to be taken to an orphanage, her friend, i don’t remember what to call her now, she brought us food there in the forest, but in in the end they found us, caught us all, loaded us into a car, how we cried, how we they shouted, i even remember, i asked her to come home, i really wanted to pick up some dress, it was my favorite one. you know, these are the little things, but after a

every day of kemerovo resident ina solovyova begins the same way: early in the morning a woman comesthe post office in the hope that her lost parcel has finally been found. hello, i wrote in january. that's all and no more response, nothing, the parcel disappeared , they wrote in january, i have a tracking number, from the last name, tell me, solovyov, tell me my code is 71, 23, 37, 7, then latin s. there is no such thing, in the treasured box there is medicine from abroad, necessary for nina solovyova’s son, twelve-year-old milan. the boy was born healthy and the family was preparing for a happy life. everything collapsed at once, according to solovyova, after the vaccination , baby milan’s temperature jumped sharply, and then they started. first children's hospital , the next day they carried out some examinations, they said there was an inflammatory process, but it was strong, the leukocytes there were very high, bye-bye, bye-bye, the machine is distracting, how inna claims that the doctors found that the baby had i am helping, long-term therapy did not produce any results, after

instead of her, she’s, well, well, sonya, you ’re being... very impolite now , please, apologize to inalease behave well, because i need to work with artyom, mom, let me work with you, and we will drive away this artyom. we won’t drive anyone away, that’s it, don’t argue, hi, hi, here, i thought that the chair will come in handy, very thoughtful, thank you, let’s sit down, a bag, thank you, and i’d better stay away from you girl, yes, otherwise add salt to my tea, or something like that. it hurts, you need salt rash, sleepyhead, please, arttyom, don’t stay up late, i’m sorry, i’m kidding, i won’t do it again, champagne, flowers, some half-life, well, in honor of your outstanding successes, i ordered one business plan from you , you made two, both are very good. have you looked at the kindergarten business plan? yes, i really liked it. i think if right now start, then after 3 months you can already open. we will have our own private kindergarten . amazing. mom, why did you tell him everything, it was dad’s idea. it's so unfair. sonechka, well, it was necessary. kindergarten requires mone

netuka, there is no such thing, in the treasured box there are medicines from abroad, necessary for inae-year-old son... the boy was born healthy and the family was preparing for a happy life. everything collapsed at once, according to solovyova, after the vaccination, baby milan ’s temperature jumped sharply, and then convulsions began, followed by respiratory arrest. we went to the intensive care unit of the first children's hospital, the next day they carried out some examinations, they said there is an inflammatory process, but it exists. strong, the leukocytes there were very high , bye-bye, bye-bye, uh-huh, the machine is distracting, washing, as inna claims , the doctors found signs of epilepsy in the baby and prescribed special medications. milan get tired, come on, tell me, come on, come on, come on, come on, i’m holding, i’m holding, quietly, i’m helping , long-term therapy did not produce results, after 2 months the terrible attacks repeated and became regular, he was diagnosed with firewood syndrome at the age of 3, an epiliptologist at regional hospital, then we overlapped

are generally an exemplary state, probably, and if there weren’t some nuances, we discussed this with inatorova the day before. then i think that we should be the number one country, or at least in the top five. for obological purposes, belarus can undoubtedly be classified as one of the leaders, because viktorovna correctly said that this is clean air, and clean water, and biodiversity, and of course, at the same time, we must talk about such a goal as the eleventh goal, and the eleventh, twelfth is innovation, industrialization and modernization of our economy, we must talk about the introduction of a circular economy , which is where we are now heading towards rational use. secondary material resources, food security , economic environment, a program in which we continue to speak in simple language about complex economic processes in the country outside its borders, the release time remained unchanged, see today after the panorama, international dialogue, new contacts and contracts, today a parliamentary delegation of kyrgyzstan led by chairman nurnalbek arrived in minsk. the official

is a ghost there, well, i don’t i know, i don’t see any ghost behind me, but maybe it was the wind, inae are secrets of the babrus fortress, well, 65 - we managed to unravel this myth, in any respect a fortress or castles must have its own ghost, well, where would we be without it, the pobrus fortress is not an exception, they say in the seventies , builders not far from the fortress dug up a sarcophagus with a girl, she looked alive, but once in the air, the body quickly turned to dust. rumor has it that in babruisk there is an underground passage running deep under the city. finding this tunnel is the cherished dream of not only local boys, but also tourists. so, a hint from wiki according to legend, there is a huge tunnel under the fortress, is it true or a myth, hint, hint, hint, hint here... go, the clue needs to be found in the paper, it turns out, yeah, i decided to go to the babrui museum of local lore, where the guide met me. inna, hello, hello, i know that today you will definitely help me with my task, i need to figure out whether it’s true that somewhere here there is, i don

zona ana cewa su na. shekaran farko a jami'a afanin da ake cema political science aku wani lectura ina siyaba ba amerika ne, yana mana lecture akan political influence wato tifiki na siyasa, yana cewa concept a political an ceme shi influence, domin yan siyasa duk sukan so su yi taasiri a kan mutane, to yana nuna cewa akwai ba tukum power da influence, power shine mutum yana iko a mantusa, influence ko mutane suna ganinci da wata daraja da su kima da su ke ke sama shi, yana taasiri a sukatonsu, to yana cewa power daban, influence daban, duk wani mai power zai so ya zama a loki guda yana da influence, domin influence ya fi power, power mutum yana iya use da kwata, amma kuma influence in da abi shi nadu taasirin da yake shi a zukatan mutane to shi. ne duk politician abinda zai sokin, to say ba da wani misali yace, al misali yana between power da influence ne, yace almisali a iran, wanda yake da power shine sha na iran, to amma aku wani mutun, wanda shi bay yake da shi ba, amma ya fi kowa influence, to sai ya rucha sonansa, ni ba za sonan ba. k, da h, da o, soran, ba ma karanta ma ne ba y

but if we don't then i think we're going to have to simply recognize we may be and in much bigger war ina the future, froa virginia, jim gilmore is our guest in the segment of "washington journal." with us until the end of our program today 10 a.m. eastern. start calling with your questions or comments. where focusing on the debate on u.s. aid to ukraine. republicans can call in at 202-748-8001. democrats 202-748-8000. independence 202-748-8002. asal folks are calling in, we mentioned your subject in the top administration for the osce from 2019-2021. what is that organization? what was your role? >> guest: peoplehe should think it like the united nations based in europe. it's based in vienna, austria. it has 57 country in it. everybody in europe, all the balkans, all the baltic states, all the scandinavian countries, all of eastern and western europe. it even goes into central asia. but the the russians are in that organization. the ukrainians are in that organization. the turks, greeks, people all throughout the balkans, the serbs and, of course, naturally every week when i was there i

al-oxygen shaheed ina nimr ali al -jarrah burqa shasha man al-mannah wahbe esbrin. bless you, hasbi, god bless you as you can see, i am in the reception department of the wounded in ashfa hospital, due to the severity of the killings by the zionist regime, this hospital no longer has the capacity and ability to provide aid to the wounded. there are many women, children and sick and injured people in the hospital and this hospital has no more capacity as a result of the successive attacks of the zionist regime on the civilians of the gaza strip, this regime committed the crime of killing ordinary people who lived peacefully in their homes . this occupying regime kills civilians and destroys their homes. on behalf of the zionist regime, we are in the gaza strip. the occupying forces continue to target civilian residential areas in the gaza strip. as you can see , the number of injured people in this hospital is increasing . there is no place to treat the wounded in this hospital. we have to take care of the wounded we have also set up tents outside the hospital so tha

yes, that’s not what i’m talking about, i’m just like that, have a drink there, thank you, dad, ina petrovnao, what are you, it’s just a little stuffy, everything ’s fine, i’m panicking, i’m wondering where, i need to steal it somehow, but i don’t know yet, now i’ll find him, now, i haven’t seen my husband, that’s it, he ran away, well, nadya arrived, probably on the stairs, by the way, and now you’re finishing up, nadya, what do you want from me, what do you want to know, well, it was and was, consider it the past life, why didn’t you tell me, is that why you ’re on the map? testleshla, right? seryozha, why all this talk? this is exactly what i was afraid of, that you would immediately do a paternity test, so what? well, what does this change? well, how does this change? nat, your mother feels bad, i was looking for you for this. vera, goyka to the newlyweds, goyka. golka golka, skate gonka, one, two, three, four, five, six, help, ambulance, faster, telephone, bells, water, open, what happened, someone call, what, good up. i didn’t take the pills, go away seryozha. hoodie completely. that t

skazkin, the name of a historian, who said that everything about joan was correct dark, but at some point inarade ermash, the head of the entire cinematography at that time, yes, in which she says that i gave up everything for the sake of this project, that is, i put off, that is, my personal life, i do not engage in other roles, why you’re not putting this film into production, why aren’t you giving the green light? and as various sources write, ermash didn’t even respond to this letter, he ordered to simply put it away and forget it, that’s why we don’t have the film joan of arc, panfilov’s next film... churikova came out only in 1975, that’s exactly what i’m asking for the floor , that’s how long it took them to let go of the previous project, but we have the film beginning, which received the komsomol award in the early seventies, and as i said, churikov received recognition from the audience, but this still doesn’t fully tell us why we should watch this film now, for me, of course, it’s inna churikovo, that’s why we need to watch this film, which... is somehow very, very subtle transitio

ina, is your refusal to go to mordovia to do a dna test really connected precisely with the distance,in anger , in aggression, when he just tells me every day, she’s not mine, she’s not mine, it’s everyone... his boos, he insisted to me that she’s not his, i’m tired of proving it, it was name-calling, it was a scandal, i said , yes, she’s not yours, that’s it, don’t write, don’t call, she’s not yours, that’s what was said in their hearts with anger, but after that he said, well, darina is mine, i say, of course , she’s yours, she can’t be different, why did you then tell alexey that the child could be born red, we walked with him, walked, i i remember that we are walking by the hand, and i say, i wonder what it is like. what kind of hair does she have, what kind of eyes does she have, what is she like? , yes, that's it, she's not mine, why isn't she mine, she doesn’t look like me, what do you want to see, xerax, well, excuse me, i’m a woman, not a xerox, among your fans there really is a red-haired man , i have no fans, i live with two... children alone, i was there on my first visit

ail, former vice president mike pence sits down for a discussion on foreign policy and his views on ina. then later, federal aviation mistrator ninee testifying at his confirmation hearing on preparing the faa for the tu. those programs and more tonight on c-span. >> the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> stay with c-span as the battle over house speakership continues. follow every moment as this historic election unfolds. watch on c-span, c-span now, the free mobile video app or online on c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> at the white house president biden outline his administration's plan to provide $9 million in debt relief. for more than 100,000 borrowers. he also has plans to address the nation amid wavering support for ukraine aid on the removal of kevin mccarthy as house speaker, he urged -- saying there is a lot of work to be done and the american people expect it to be completed. >> mr. pres

qamari ina gabda shera 65 ken, amma a shamsi shera 160 kenan. okay malamin alqurani ne, haka ma kakana, shi ma malamin alqurani ne, haka ma shi ma uban kakana, sai dai suban kakana da kuma kakana suna har loki guda suna karantar da. recitation of the book, irin su fikihu da irin irin wayan, baya ga recitation of al-qur'ani, amma ducikansu mahaddata ne kumaru akan recitation of al-qur'ani, to kuma har walayau sukan yin hada da yinnoma a sarakan irhobar al-qur'ani baya ga koyar da recitation of al-qur'ani, to kuma tassifiya ita ma mahifiyata balazi jiransa su ma kadalik su ma malamai da daiki a irin. saitin din miwawa majin mu a ada, kusan akwai ko iyali keyi, wato akwi wadan da suke sarakai ne, akwi wadan da suke malamai ne, akwi wadan da suke masu yan kasuwane, haka nan abin yake, to ni ta sakti uwa da uba duka su shi'anin ya shafi malanta ne, naam, akwai relationship da su sarakai din dum mu su suka daga na su iyayan, tasem kuma ah kamar tafiya din tare ake illa iya kamana da abin da yake kenan, don haka people ba su ta dakin irin sarauta irin

all ina raigen, with the design of 18 plus mehd farsh , become the owner of a free carpet in tiran mokht. good morning, dear viewers, viewers of the 2 o'clock news section: it's morning from khabar network. the secretariat of the security council announced the official end of the security council sanctions against iran by sending a note to the member states of the united nations. these sanctions include missile tests, export and import restrictions.

ina shop in a shop in headingley a transformation is under way.her skill and creativity to help solve a shameful problem. along with her partnerjames, the couple are trying to make fashion more sustainable, starting on their own doorstep. who could forget these shocking images of the tents and camping equipment left behind after leeds festival, hundreds of items treated as disposable and destined for landfill. it treated as disposable and destined for landfill. it was a bit rim destined for landfill. it was a bit grim to — destined for landfill. it was a bit grim to be _ destined for landfill. it was a bit grim to be honest. - destined for landfill. it was a bit grim to be honest. a - destined for landfill. it was a bit grim to be honest. a lot i destined for landfill. it was a l bit grim to be honest. a lot of people — bit grim to be honest. a lot of people have a throwaway mindset, but a tent is not single _ mindset, but a tent is not single use. they are very durable _ single use. they are very durable and can be used again and again. when i sa

sergey zenin, alexey yaldin, ruslanov, ina kazantseva, valery golikov, dina fetisova, veronika magazeyshchikova call of my heart , due to my years, of course, i was not suitable, but as a military specialist, i considered it necessary to be here in a difficult time for russia, i just took it, sent the machine, this came time for russia that we had to again stand in line with our former colleagues , men, our fathers, our grandfathers during the great patriotic war... stood to the death for our homeland, many, even children, fled to the front to get there, to take up arms and fight this nazism, now nazism is raising its head again, so if anyone doubts, doubts are all gone, join our ranks, take up arms, defend our homeland, victory will always be only ours until we destroy this nazi hydra, we will not calm down. serve under contract. russia is a country of great achievements. right now we are making discoveries in science, our children are throwing open the doors of modern classrooms. we create new cultural spaces. and, of course, we are opening new routes and points of attraction. discover the ac

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khalik kuis amek is on the way, ina allah , he still does not know that he has completely lost his sight , allah is great, what he has lost, the pieces of the body and the hard farewell of the children with the bodies of their parents , the zionist regime failed to penetrate the ground of the attacks on gaza. an aerial artillery missile has increased these images of the bombing and destruction of the salim abu muslim mosque in bait allah, and this is the image of families in rafah and bait allah that the bombers destroyed their houses and took the lives of all family members. the zionist regime also destroyed the house of saleh al-arwari, the deputy head of the political bureau of the hamas movement. the area around indonesia hospital in gaza is still shelled. the warehouses of the gaza red crescent are not safe from the bombings either. the humanitarian situation in gaza has become critical and the survivors of the zionist regime's attacks are lining up to get food. narrative of reporters who now they live in gaza. we are at the mercy of the crazy policies of the occupying forces and we

came to act, one of the things that these what they did was, as you can see, one of the pictures that ina posted was an archive picture from 202. they posted a movie. it was deleted from social networks and news, but it was interesting that a video was cited that many viewers of the program on social networks have seen this video from august 7, 2020, and now in the next slide, if friends please, here let's see this second slide that is here now see, here is one of the commonalities related to the current zionist regime, which is now brazenly saying that because of the current army of the third regime, due to the lack of medical staff and medicine , we made these patients experience an easy death. there are those who are announcing that this attack on the hospital was a terrorist attack by them in the early hours, and what we saw was published in arabic on the account of the zionist regime's army , which is correct, correct, yes, yes, now let's go and see the rest of the issues. here a lot of this the tweets on the x network have now been published. for example, look at this account or the

. sleepwalk and don't worry about inas so terrified that't sleep. sleepwalk and don't worry about inas off down going to, like, wander off down the tell the street. so tell her. tell her mean, quite fun to her i mean, it's quite fun to have the it's quite fun to have that whole little play with you. >> probably didn't >> probably just didn't enjoy your she >> probably just didn't enjoy yoursleepwalking she >> probably just didn't enjoy yoursleepwalking so she >> probably just didn't enjoy yoursleepwalking so could! was sleepwalking so she could she happened. she could do what happened. >> oh, god. everything just >> oh, my god. everything just blurred together. >> was leaving. she. >> she was just leaving. she. >> she was just leaving. she. >> know, i don't >> she'd had, you know, i don't understand . understand why. >> why have to share >> why couples have to share a bed. you know, i've bed. i, you know, whenever i've had i don't had a romantic partner, i don't want to sleep in the same bed all night. so i think separate bedrooms. the answer. bedrooms. that's the answer. >> not perman

lovers say that a plane came and dropped its canvas on ina's car the idea of ​​portraying lasting experiencesind the camera came from kurdistan . the narrative of fatah was formed in 1998. it took about 3 and a half years to produce this work, a narrative of the formation and process of formation from the beginning to about 72 . the martyrdom of seyyed shahidan and the martyrdom of agha seyed mortezai avinist is from the words of friends and relatives of martyr avinin, and now this 15-part documentary series is ready to be screened. cinema is an art born of western technology during the war in our country, when many big and small events happened in the field. the filmmaking of one of the shahmays was taken from one of the the big events were made by a group called jihad tv group. the lasting experience is actually a part of what happened behind these cameras to film people and events that were actually produced during the many years that the series of narratives were produced during the war. and he has depicted the documentary series the lasting experience, he decides to portray the unsaid st

ina petrovna, are you feeling bad?, i haven’t seen my husband, that’s it, he ran away, well, come , probably on the stairs, by the way, what time do you finish? nagy? well, what do you want from me , what do you want to know, but it was and was, consider it a past life, why didn’t you tell me, that’s why you went to the card center, right? seryozha, but why all this talk? that’s exactly what i was afraid of, that you’d immediately do a test for astrology, so what? well, what does this change? well, how does that change? nat, your mother feels bad, i was looking for you for this. faith? two newlyweds ring one, two, three, four, five, six, help, ambulance, faster, telephone, water, window, open, what happened? calling what? ja. three tablets are not poisonous , i took the reconstituted solution, go away, silyosh, at least. there was absolutely nothing wrong with my mother, they brought me quickly, go away. hi, hi, excuse me, for god's sake, can you should i throw your things to wash?

senator ina svettenko spoke with sellers and buyers of the farm products fair in the center of moscowtverskaya square. according to her, in the regions at the federal level, including at the legislative level, everything is now being done to ensure that as many farmers as possible products were supplied to large retail chains. due to the fact that the volumes are small, the ret is ready. batches in these islands, this was the main idea, so that farmers , to the extent possible, as they organize a small batch there, could place their products at any time in chain stores, and we see that in moscow, no matter what district it is, the central part of moscow or those districts that are located further from the center, nevertheless they still have... farm corners, in these farm corners there are always farm products. farms and agricultural cooperatives today produce more than half of domestic farm products, so supporting them to help organize supplies and search for intermediaries is strategically important, says senator alexander dvoinykh. alexander vladimirovich, tell us what else, beside

olena medalyuk, svitlana shekera, ina gogoi. details of the intermarathon tv channel, the only news. pass the heating season without long blackouts. for this, ukraine has everything - the ministry of energy assured us. my colleague, nina kolomiets , recorded an interview with deputy minister svitlana grenchuk. so, are the key energy facilities protected from enemy attacks, will they have time to restore the destroyed substations before the onset of cold weather, and is there a plan b in case the energy terror from the aggressor country continues. everyone answered. just now there are only weeks, or even days, until the start of the heating season, is ukraine ready for the cold weather, we completed the repairs of seven nuclear generation power units, before the beginning of winter the last two should be completed, so that by the beginning of winter, we have all nuclear generation, all nuclear generation units will be in operation throughout the heating season, the same situation with thermal generation, every week we have units

just to bring you an update from gaza, we are hearing from the islamicjihad group, said in it —— inaicjihad group, said in it —— in a statement it is holding several israeli soldiers captive. that is a statement from islamicjihad, a group based in gaza. this is unverified reports on our part. but this is what the islamichhad group is saying. this follows on from earlier reports that militants in palestine were holding several israelis captive, civilians and soldiers. these are unconfirmed reports. this comes as palestinian militant groups carried out an incursion into southern israel. we will bring you more on that as soon as we get it but this is the latest information we are getting from the islamichhad group. earlier, i spoke to the bbc�*s international editorjeremy bowen, earlier, i spoke to our middle east correspondent yolande knell injerusalem. this is something really sort of unprecedented, even in terms of the casualty numbers when you compare it to recent conflicts that we have had between israel and palestinian militants in gaza, there has rarely been such large numbers of

mikhailovna, today ina churikova could have turned 80 years old, she passed away in january of thischannel one the film begins, we’ll watch it together. svetlana neimanis joseph kobrin, channel one. now the news is on channel one, and we will be back soon, don’t go anywhere. this is news on the first one, studio maria vasilyeva, hello. today we accept congratulations from teachers, those who dedicated their lives to the difficult, but extremely honorable, grateful goal of education and raising the younger generation for the future of our country, thanks to their talent, patience, love for their work, the abilities of students are revealed and realized, it is to them that millions of people owe choosing the right path in life. congratulating teachers, vladimir putin emphasized that this year has been declared in russia the year of the teacher-mentor, and this is another a sign of deep sincere respect. teacher, we often talk about this, and it really is just that, not just a profession. this is a calling, a noble, most important mission in its essence. your work, patience, care and su

hundreds of years ago, people. the deputies followed the correct, only way, they applied, including inasun, she did it, she already wrote about it, they submitted three ukrainian manufacturers for testing to the committee, tc3, this is a committee that tests all the products of the world, this committee undertook to test of our three manufacturers for free, because of course, it has been happening there for several months, this is a big saving for itself, because now this is what mosk is trying to do now, they they are trying to do it honestly, they want to honestly write the correct technical tasks, as, for example, there in the committee, but they are pressured by manufacturers, there are very dishonest manufacturers, this is avpharma, there, for example, it has been very at home for many years, it has been regularly corrupting the national guard, and i want to appeal to the commander of the national guard, please stop buying this low-quality manufacturer, because the whole front knows that they are torn, and the whole front knows that their hemostatic agents are of poor quality, the

ina in a moment, reviewed by the situation inside gaza but here isjeremy bowen situation inside gaza here is jeremy bowen from jerusalem. to win a war, a country has to break the will of its enemy to fight. history suggests air strikes alone won't do that, even ones as heavy as israel's in gaza. so israel will have to send troops into the rubble, if as it says it wants to destroy hamas. telling civilians to get out is part of preparing the battlefield. leaflets, a non—lethal airdrop but full of menace, told more than a million people to move south. "it happened to our grandfathers," said this man, "now it's happening to us! it raises the ghosts of the past." many gazans trying to escape israel's anger are descendants of almost one million palestinians who fled or were forced out of their homes at gunpoint in israel's independence war in 1948. palestinians call it "the catastrophe". hamas sent their answer — more rockets, and told people to stay put. at the un, the secretary—general told both sides to protect civilians. even wars have rules. international humanitarian law and human ri

ina in a telephone call between president biden and prime minister benjamin not in yahoo, washingtonding test benjamin netanyahu. it's what it calls the initial military support in the pentagon has been outlining some of those details. it has said it will send additional equipment, as well as resources, including munition, and that munition is currently being airlifted to israel and is expected to arrive so that today and in the coming days. the us has also announced that it is deploying its own aircraft carriers, missile cruisers and destroyers, and that the aircraft will be deployed from the aircraft will be deployed from the western mediterranean to the eastern mediterranean to bring it closer to israel. they are also deploying aircraft to bases in the middle east and what they say is a deterrence posture against any threat by iran. so the united states is showing strong support for its israeli counterpart and further aid may need to be appropriated by congress, but given the fact that there is no house speaker at the moment, that could take some time. for the moment, let's also g

women should first be reconciled with them, and then strangle them, and received an appeal from deputy inason to the law enforcement authorities, and you also appealed to the law enforcement authorities, regarding the speech precisely in tallinn, regarding russian fascism, what is this appeal about, is it documented , please, we are currently working on it, i think we will appeal in the near future, but it will be very unfortunate to see at the forum when russian oppositionists with russian passports, like that kasparov, or other representatives there, they were more pro-ukrainian, like some representatives, speakers who have ukrainian passports, well , it sounds very strange, and it was even more strange to see that the representatives are the same, we are talking now about arstuyucha , in fact, in his own way, he repeated those theses that were said, russian propaganda says, about the great russian people, the imperial russian people, about the fact that ukraine and russia need to be together, about a single people, in general, pro-fraternal peoples, he repeated everything, everything sa

allegedly beaten by iran's morality police, she's now ina coma.ammadi sends a very strong message that the world is watching the iranian regime. caroline hawley, bbc news. four months after the destruction of the kakhovka dam in the south of ukraine, the un is warning that a lasting consequence of the disaster is set to be a lack of water in the area. ukrainian global grain exports had already been reduced by the russian invasion, contributing to the increase in globalfood prices. now the civilians there are struggling. viktoriia zhuhan travelled to the south of ukraine, where one farmer showed her what was left of his his fields, damaged by the flood water, and the ruins of his family home. translation: here we had a fireplace- _ translation: here we had a fireplace- a — translation: here we had a fireplace. a good _ translation: here we had a fireplace. a good place - translation: here we had a fireplace. a good place for. translation: here we had a| fireplace. a good place for the family together.— fireplace. a good place for the family togethe

anastasia popova, liya bernadsky ina koshkina, news, brussels, belgium.russian units on the line of contact over the past 24 hours. according to the ministry of defense, most often the enemy tried to attack in the kupinsky direction. where he was repulsed by the fighters of the western group of troops. artillery, aviation. missile forces and drones inflicted more than 105 strikes on ukrainian armed forces positions. in the dnpr, a ukrainian mi-29 was destroyed in an air battle, and a su-25 attack aircraft was shot down in the dnepropetrovsk region and a mi-8 helicopter in the kharkov region. from the front line in the kherson region they report that the ssu made an attempt to cross the dnieper to gain a foothold on the left bank in the suburb of aleshki, but the enemy was not allowed to do this, the artillery was used up, and the landing party was pushed back to the river. murabyov has details, on both sides there is a swamp, a sparse forest and a destroyed railway bridge, right here in the suburbs of olesha, the ukrainian armed forces' airborne assault d

the other way around, well, here it's just a matter of priorities. yesterday we talked about it with ina i'm just fantasizing, well, okay, for example, there is a collective beep, and i'll decide some solution, i think, well, we didn't do anything useful, but now we will do something useful, where would we start, and she tells me, with with for example, with this with an energy atom, uh, i say with an energy atom, it's there, where is the same minister, of this fuel and energy complex, who... was the top manager of a jerk, who is an absolute person, so to speak , untouchable, and they say that you can't even look at him in that direction, but what do you think, this scary, i'm not going to start there, okay, well, but the truth is, if you take the restaurant industry, it's probably even it will not be a priority in the 20th century, where there is the greatest corruption, in general, in the end, there are such big economic crimes there, just, well, i just want to say that, for example, for lviv...' fest is more than that and even not only for lviv, for ukraine, this is more than just a c

difficult to understand why people are being targeted "like this and they are afraid they will be targeted "inasafe and where the humanitarian rules "are followed, to ensure protection for all." the fallout from this war is having an impact in the wider region — with protests breaking out injordan, lebanon and egypt in response to the al—ahli arab hospital explosion in gaza. iran is urging muslim countries to sanction israel following the deadly explosion. some countries in the region are calling for an immediate ceasefire. in a rare move, the egyptian government approved and even organised dozens of locations for protesters to gather. and in the west bank, crowds clashed with israeli forces. smoke from burned tires filled the streets as protesters hurled rocks at security personnel. on israel�*s northern border, with lebanon, there have been regular exchanges of gunfire between the israel defence forces and hezbollah, the group designated as a terror organisation by many western governments, and which, like hamas, is financially backed by iran. the israeli military is now evacuating thousands

ina in a little while we will talk to the former purdue minister of foreign affairs for iran. more from him. iran has warned that israel could soon face attack on other fronts, after another day of clashes on the israel—lebanon border. the israeli army has evacuated more than 20 towns and villages along its northern border with lebanon, because of threats of rocket fire from hezbollah, which like hamas, has been designated as a terror group, by the uk government. israel's military spokesman has accused iran, which backs hezbollah, of ordering recent attacks. anna foster reports from the israel—lebanon border. they sing. a family says goodbye to theirfallen soldier, murdered by hamas. inab's grief at her nephew's death is still raw. and now, she's packing to leave home, too. it isn't safe here any more. translation: we can't stay here now, the bangs are very serious. _ it's really scary. i have to get out of here. i've prepared my suitcases and i'm ready. nearly 30 israeli towns and villages along the lebanese border are being evacuated. even the government doesn't know what li

for so many people in this country, these horrors feel like they're being played out much closer than inasemitism, there's been an increase in security around a lot ofjewish schools. there's police when the peak—time was. and there's more staff generally around, all the senior leadership team were around as well. so you come into school and everyone is sort of in the same boat, everyone isjust very worried and everyone is just sort of together, trying to hope for the best. singing. many britishjews have talked of a profound sense of connection tojews in pain, wherever they are. 0thers really are living a nightmare. there is nothing left. nothing is left there. sharone lifshitz has heard nothing from her ill mother and peace activist father since this israeli community was attacked and burnt to the ground. she's worried about reprisals if she even shows their pictures. there is a lot of forces that try to make us feel that the others are not human. and i think we have to go back to remembering that these are humans. this is my mum, but she could be your mum, you know, and she could be anyo

i think that the tensions are caused by the ina radical jacoby and colonial aspect. it has reinforced an anti french spieler. then there's property speculation. there's an arrival of french people as part of the residential economy, which drives up property prices and makes it possible to get housing for young course. atkins. anti french sentiment is common place, is a classic theme. french power isn't decline with globalization with a european union. it's a middle power. it has become tense in africa, or france makes mistakes, maintains in an equal situation. it's international position as we can. i think that here in corsica we feel that france is no longer the mother country that it used to be for our fathers, people to find themselves firstly, as course it can imagine the multi paula world or the global fluid security and the dangers of nuclear war now politicians different much and regional experts from thousands of countries have a full plate on their agenda as a 20th annual meeting of they have all died. discussion at club kicks off this monday in russia, sout

difficult to understand why people are being targeted "like this and they are afraid they will be targeted "inafe and where the humanitarian rules "are followed, to ensure protection for all." and, bushra, that text message from your colleague inside gaza, he�*s talking about hope for the future — what do you see the future holding, when we see the head of the united nations at that rafah crossing pleading for the aid to be let in? i used to work for another international organisation a few years ago and we commissioned a report in gaza, and we found that four out of five children in gaza felt hopeless about the world and didn�*t know how to dream about their future. those were the scientific findings of this report. this was three years ago, after the 2021 war. i can�*t imagine what those numbers look like today. 0k. bushra khalidi, unfortunately, we�*ll have to leave it there for the moment, but thank you so much for talking to us. we do appreciate it. thank you. and remember, you can get the latest on the israel—gaza war on our website. or check out our app. we have reports from our correspo

difficult to understand why people are being targeted "like this and they are afraid they will be targeted "inan rules "are followed to ensure protection for all." remember, you can find more stories like that, plus all the day's news, on our website, or check out our app. we have the latest on the freed us hostages, plus reports from our correspondents around the world. i'm sumi somaskanda. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. for some places, the flooding situation could get worse before it gets better — not least in eastern scotland, where we have this new red warning from the met office. further rain through the day on saturday, falling on top of what we've already had. this is friday's rainfall radar. the rain was pretty relentless across eastern scotland and also northern england, parts of east anglia, the north midlands, north wales. huge amounts of rain. we've seen widespread flooding and this met office amber warning remains in force through the first parts of saturday morning. but of greatest concern, i think, is this red warning covering parts of angus and southern aberdeenshire — a

to do something, fittings or not, i have to ring, scientist let the situation 92, lining fabric. so inan’t remember anything , you know pneumonia, you need oxygen and x-rays of the lungs and animazine, yeah, lymph nodes, i’m confused by the loss of memory, if it was after kimi, then the symptoms would have been explained, well, let's hope for the best, after all, the lymph node could have been enlarged due to some kind of infection, give the cat food, change her water pump, taxoplasmosis, i'll do an antibody test. and did not interfere reassuringly. fine. yes, i found it on the floor. andrey, where are you? oh, i was running around, great news, five people, subjects from navitssky’s group, agreed to a control examination, look what happened, nothing, everything is fine, no, but i see, it’s not something written on the face, i’m just very good i know you, but how long we were together, 3 months. it’s enough to get to know a person well, it’s enough if you really love, it seems to me that i was a complete idiot, no, you’ve never been an idiot, but how i treated you, i want you to remember

allegedly beaten by iran's morality police, she's now ina coma.d is watching the iranian regime. caroline hawley, bbc news. a tropical turtle that was found washed up on a beach in scotland last year has been released into the atlantic 0cean. when the turtle was found off the island of iona, she was malnourished and dehydrated — and not expected to survive. graham satchell tells her remarkable story. iona the turtle — these herfinal moments in captivity before being released into the wild. she is alive today because of the kindness of strangers and has come on a remarkable journey to get to this point. the loggerhead turtle was found in january last year. covered in sand, she was dehydrated, malnourished, barely alive. jane kindlen, who found her, gave her the name iona. it's the island off the west coast of scotland where she'd landed. iona was taken to the sea life centre in loch lomond, where a team of experts started her recovery. she was then moved to scarborough, where she made gradual and steady progress, putting on more than ten times the

smirnova , ina smirnova worked in the fey group, already for me, she worked, we even recorded a songdon’t sing it, because this song was given by my husband sokolov to inna smirnova, but she was still in a mirage, perhaps she was in some kind of leftist composition, that is, well, this is, let’s say, a farmstead, so to speak, well, well, nevertheless, what do you think she was by profession, what is written in her diploma, she cannot maybe she hardly has a diploma, mm, ina smirnova, some kind of labor teacher, okay, i accept your answer, you were friends with other soloists, here is a mirage with solttykova, vetlitskaya, ofsienko, no, i was not friends with them, no, there are some of these soloists listed above who are generally unpleasant to me, who are they? categorically, tatyana avsienko, and why, i don’t know why, i can’t understand, i’m right here, i would run away from the room where she was sitting, although i’m probably a bitch for everyone, well, if so in the good sense of the word, if we’re all women bitches, from this position to start, she probably was, that is, she was

heartbreaker, heartbreaker, wait, he already called here, it’s better, he sent a driver with flowers, ina to me himself, you know that he is married, she dressed it herself, wait, who, he doesn’t understand, stepun’s wife, the general’s wife, and he has something to do with it, so stop, who are you talking about, whoever pestered you there, no one, as i say, a thunderstorm of clientele, before you have time to look back, she will spoil all the men for us, put aside the gossip, nazarova, come to me, come on. when they took you to the section they warned that we have special clients here and the attitude towards them should also be special, but you apparently misunderstood this information, nina vasilievna, this is probably some kind of mistake, maybe he sent the whole section a love letter for everyone as a thank you. yes, well, this is some kind of stupidity, partly i understand you, you could not answer rudely, and the stepun took your politeness as an encouragement to action, but we must learn, not give false hopes to men, nina vasilievna, i came here to work, not twist your tail, remem