scientific research center yes, the international intelligence center coordinates all actions. in this international center, besides norway, this blood center is included in this blood center norway iceland great britain surrenders vasily we caught a large fish. just don't miss it, that's right, comrade lieutenant colonel, we won't miss it.

scientific research center yes, the international intelligence center coordinates all actions. well, who is included in this international center, except for norway , countries bypass us in this blood center norway iceland denmark from the uk vasily surrenders, we caught a large fish. just don't miss it, that's right, comrade lieutenant colonel, we won't miss it. though once thought about women, sexy harvester, there is only one of them. oh , where did you personally undergo special training? where did you learn all this about? i graduated from the university of oslo and a master's degree, then training in melo, apparently, a special school. well, what was the specific task of their group, what did you do there for our arrival to determine the main migration flow and tried not to make noise, they were waiting for the arrival of the main ship with equipment to determine the sector of the main strike, according to the instructions for such devices it is necessary to arrange in the evening, trying to keep the regime of secrecy for adjusting cruise missiles at our base. think for f

countryeks and we will talk about everything in more detail, contact us, co -founder of the international center of ukrainian victory in warsaw olena halushka and specialist in the field of armored vehicles and retired lieutenant colonel mykola salamakha congratulations and thank you for finding it's time to join our broadcast, the first question i will ask you, mr. mykola, as a specialist in armored vehicles, why is there so much talk about these abrams leopards, why is the question so urgent right now, almost a year after the start of the war, the question of forming new mechanized and motorized infantry frigates has arisen very acutely, and in order for these mechanized and motorized infantry brigades to form the necessary tanks, as well, to be honest, such a question has arisen, by the way, ukraine had its own tanks, how many of them are still left, how many are there, all that is in service, eh, that means ukraine had about a thousand units of its own tanks, some of them eh, were out of order, but at the same time, we received part of the tanks, eh, this is one of the former countries of th

and at the same time time, i can state that both the support and the international center of the ukrainiantory, which i represent here today, are actually very actively engaged in the advocacy of ukrainian interests, and we see a change in trends, and it is rather positive, that is why it is interesting what data the expert refers to or whether they are representative. what specific audiences does it cover because in democratic countries public opinion is important because it influences politicians who make decisions and the latest political decisions are included in your stories, even today we see what is standing rather, on the threshold of the great breakthrough to help ukraine regarding the counter-offensive of the counter-offensive against the russian federation, which is obviously preparing unpleasant surprises and activities, so i i can say that russian narratives are present, but even among the list of countries you hear, for example, hungary, where the carriers of russian narratives are not only the media or propaganda from russia to where unfortunately, the hungarian government q

sky international center join us now.ing to both of you ladies. >> good morning. >> ainsley: natasha, i know you have been friends for a long time how did you meet did you see any signs that maybe she was having problems with her husband? >> i am friends with ana through the social network for a few years and ana is a friend through community. my close friend is a very close friend of ana. and ana has been incredible member of the sky international community not only she is a bright young woman who is full of life and very professional she also was a person, main sponsor for our event last august and ana, was a giving person in every single way. s last time i spoke to ana was in august and she moved to washington, d.c. was shocking news for us and the community and pamela and i because we worked with her professionally and for the community. our international community is very sad and everybody is reaching out to say how can we help the boys because right now the main focus is on the boys. >> ainsley: on the boys. pamela,

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hassan firouzi, who the international center for human rights has been saying for days, was arrested and went into a coma due to torture, the end of nizam's narrative. berg said masoud kazemi, one of the famous figures of the opposition of foreigners, was based on lies and such a person has never been arrested, no matter the torture and coma , an example of the thousands of lies of the empire, the lies of londoners international and the like, and the thousands of lies that are going to be exposed soon. it should be revealed that our users made fun of current news before it was false. hassan firouzi wrote about hossein ronagi and tomaj salehi's psychological operation plan. the best way to write a liar is with the hope that people will not follow the original news and the official media will not have a chance to tell the truth in a barrage. is lying in the methods of psychological operations, this technique is called the truth effect of revelation, and its job is to accept its respect as the truth , although according to the users of the lie, the information and the virtual are not th

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now let's bring in some miranda mohan t asia regional director for international potato center joining us all the way from lima, peru for more details. so to start off, which segment of the food supply chain is getting impacted the hardest? is it the farmers, the grocers, or the processors? i would say though, the most him back to the deal was not the people in those the, in the supply. and then i was merely getting impacted because in fact i just said that i did the input, particularly for the light base is energy base is dead. i. so i and also on the top of that we have seeing the weighted on certainty in many countries. i just logged out to all these things happening again. so if i get the definition impacted to that, then you have the passing through this i, i go to the can do was so the controllers are getting impacted. but one thing i would like to mention that they're going to love the devil of going to be that big impacted lot. and they're going to listen. because the way the food will assisting sector in terms of concentration there, you know, we have the record, duffy glen co

now let's bring in some miranda mojave asia regional director for international potato center joining us all the way from lima, peru for more details. so to start off, which segment of the food supply chain is getting impacted the hardest? is it the farmers, the grow? sures are the processors i would say the most in back to you was not the people in the, in the supply chain, then i love merely getting impacted because arguing back, i just said that i did the input, particularly for basis energy basis as well. and also on the top of that we have seeing the way that uncertainty in many countries. i got a lot to all these things happening again. so if i get the definitely impacted to that, then you have the passing to up nice. this i, i got to the can do list so the controllers are getting impacted. but one thing i would like to mention that that was in the country that being impacted lot more than that you left in because the way the food was assisting sector in terms of concentration there, you know, we have the record duffy glen companies and the packing company in the us, i knew them

as a whole, an international center will be created on the basis of this plant. nuclear research, it that scientists from all over the world will be able to experiment on the study of materials for the creation of safe nuclear power plants and engage in fundamental science . and although in the top three the changes are not so significant, instead of germany , trade turnover, which fell by almost a quarter , turkey appeared in a year, plus 84%, trade with china added almost a third, the figure already exceeds 190 billion rubles. with the netherlands the trade turnover remained virtually unchanged, and belarus entered the top five. the indicator of mutual trade grew by 10% at the end of the year, and reached a record high of $50 billion. well, now about the weather due to the thaw, epiphany bathing in european regions was canceled. part of russia is caused by thin ice, and it turned out to be not strong enough both in the south in the volgograd region and in the north in the murmansk region in severomorsk. we will talk more about this with the leading specialist of the phobos center v

now let's bring in some miranda mojave asia regional director for the international potato center joining us all the way from lima peru for more details. so to start off, which segment of the food supply chain is getting impacted the hardest? is it, the farmers, the grocers, or the processors? i would say though, the most him back to go up and do was not the people in between those the in the supply and then i was merely getting impacted because in fact i just said that i is in the input size, particularly for the bases and the base is, did i so, and also on the top of that we have seeing the way that uncertainty in many countries. i just log out to all these things happening in the family, getting definitely impacted to that. then you have, the last thing is i, i go to the can do list so the controllers are getting impacted. but one thing i would like to mention that they're going to do was in the developed countries that being impacted lot. and they're going to listen because the way the food will assisting sector in terms of concentration there. you know, we have the record duffy, dr.

university, serhiy plakhi, we are having this conversation as part of our joint project with the international centervereign nations, reconstruction of the truth, etc. by the way, i want to start our conversation with this, mr. serhiy, because history, in fact, is always a question of the reconstruction of the truth, especially when it comes to history of a country like ukraine, because i always had the impression that ukrainian history was not written by those specialists who generally perceived ukraine as something separate and whole that hmm, you could say millions for 100 years, ukrainians have perceived their country and even their civilization as a part of other civilizations, first of all, of course , russian civilization, and what do you think of these 300 days, er, 300 days of war? they are changing the attitude of ukrainians to their history and the world to the history of ukraine - first of all, thank you for the invitation to this conversation, it is extremely nice to be in your studio to talk with your audience and the question about uh history, the meaning of history in the context of t

further we continue our broadcast by contacting us dmytro gromakov military expert expert of the international center with you about the christmas truce announced by putin, which has already passed and which many called a farce in particular and called a cynical paska an element of propaganda and in the office of the president of ukraine, the adviser to the president of ukraine, mykhailo podolyak, characterized the appeals of, in particular, the gundyaev patriarch of the russian orthodox church, and putin himself , in particular. why is it propaganda? well, first of all, when ukraine celebrated christmas and presented christmas holidays, and from our side there was the same position that was, and that's why, somehow, it's very strange today's appeal to gundyaev about christmas truce and about the fact that something should be done about it, on the one hand, on the other hand , propaganda, because it is an attempt to impose its informational agenda on the global space, that is, to expose ukraine and ukrainians . how are you anti-christian? - and not crosses that do not want there even for the sake of

because as there, for example, it was recently published in this logical survey which it is the international center the sociology of kmist, and it shows that the willingness of ukrainians to give up territories in exchange for peace has decreased, not increased, that is, terror does not achieve its goal, the population is not afraid, it feels anger and fear of the occupiers and is not going to give up territory in exchange for him to end it, that's why this activity is not logical, it is not only harmful, but it does not bring russia any benefit, but unfortunately, if they thought only about the benefit and not about their own illusions about ukraine, they would not have started this war. well, it is a pity to predict that because of the futility of these shellings, they can end them, you can hope, but it seems too mystical to me, maxim. and if we talk about energy and renewable energy again our sources are the largest such alternative sources, they are located in the south, there is a solar wind station, is it possible to spread them across the territory of the country? unfortunately, it is precis

on the basis of this installation, the international center for nuclear research is here scientists fromd will be able to experiment on the study of materials for the creation of safe nuclear power plants and engage in fundamental science club philadelphia flyers, decided not to go out on the ice in rainbow jerseys. how did they do it? the rest of the team players, he explained this as religious beliefs, the hockey player was persecuted on social networks. although the decision of the athlete was urged to respect both the coach of the club and the nhl with details. defender of the nhl club philadelphia flyer with ivan provorov the most talked about hockey player in the usa and for this he did not even need to go on the ice, he did not go to the warm-up, because the russian guy from yaroslavl does not want to participate in lgbt propaganda so that his name and game number are printed on a jersey in the colors of the rainbow flag. this is not how he was brought up and to participate in these promotions, he does not plan as expected after the match, in which, by the way, about the thieves,

he has mean a creamy research analyst focusing on north africa, the brussels international center. and also in tunis is, i mean, sanusi, political analysts and journalists covering junior and north africa, very war. welcome to all of you. i mean, let's start with you because you were at these protests yesterday. what was the mood like who was at them? well, i was the brute that yesterday, and it was a bit different from the for the participated in, in the last few months. this time we can, we can see that there is a lot of people coming fro, economic reasons, just as we've heard the report there are people struggling to find find food, to find the jobs, to find any form of economic stability. and those people have been motivated to go to the streets and protests. so this is the main difference, not just with the previous protest. the mood. this was was the kitchen to mystic really because people are hoping for a change in the next few weeks in the next few months because people believe that sides regina has been voted out really by the last election. the recall, the recall little t

scientists are already waiting for at least 20 countries on the basis of the installation, the international centerear research is now being created. after all, a new nuclear power industry cannot be built without science, and science will be determined for half a century ahead. here in dimitrovgrad , a very interesting situation has now developed, where purely theoretically yes competencies, if in other countries only in our country the present moment. new materials promising types of fuel creation of new isotopes with the help of research conducted at the reactor will develop the spheres of nuclear technologies in space, the industry of medicine and even agriculture, its possibilities are almost limitless, it will replace the widely demanded bosch 60 reactor plant, which has been successfully operating for more than half a century. in the institute, which is operated by the district institute, which is set up for fundamental research. we are more on applied together. it will be some kind of agglomeration that will cover all the possibilities to study in the coming well i think 23 years. now this

on the basis of this facility, the international center for nuclear research will be created, where scientists from all over the world will be able to conduct experiments on the study of materials for the creation of safe nuclear power plants and engage in fundamental science. the cargo terminal of the airport of rio de janeiro caught fire almost the entire building at the place of work with equipment from nine fire stations information of the victims, as well as the causes of the fire highways hockey player ivan provorov, who plays in the nhl, refused to participate in a rally in support of lgbt said he did not allow persuasion. in social networks. the second ablya began immediately, and the scandals stas radius. nhl club quarterback philadelphia flyer with ivan provorov the most talked about hockey player in the usa and for this he didn’t even need to go on the ice, he didn’t go to the warm-up, because the russian guy from yaroslavl doesn’t want to participate in lgbt propaganda so that his name and game number are put on the jersey in the colors of the rainbow flag. this is not how he was r

tele schultz spoke about to those issues with kristi right, cuz deputy director of estonia is international center for defense and security. it is definitely a concern, but it can also be said that nato countries have not been giving as much as they could give as so now we are having new decisions. again, a stone interest announced the new major a package bigger than any of the previous ones. which includes heavy weaponry and munitions, and a still unable for working hard on replenishing its own stocks. and really wishes to kind of show an example to other allies that they should be more awareness that we need to give more to ukraine now because it isn't our own security interest. that understanding i think it's still not quite at the same levels in allied countries. and especially when it comes to getting heavy weaponry, the baltic states think that we must give heavy weaponry to ukraine so that you can liberate territories. it can be ready for a new russian offensive to push back that and it's in our security interest. whereas in germany, i still get the impression that sometimes the thinking is

dmytro dmytro gromakov, military expert, expert of the international center for countering russian propaganda, was with us on the air. what's up, friends, there are still a lot of our nightly guests and important topics to come, next, uh, short news , anton, i'm afraid you're on time, thank you, colleagues. so, tv channels rada are on the air of the marathon and now the news is three more hours with you until six in the morning, every hour traditionally news release, so now in a moment we will start strengthening the borders of ukraine with drones , join the gathering of the border guard. glory to ukraine. good night to everyone who is with us on the calendar. january 9, 3:00 am. i am anton strashko and the news release is just now. a total of 33 officers and 17 non-commissioned officers of the security service of ukraine are already at large, among them defenders of mariupol , the chernobyl nuclear power plant, as well as military personnel from podbakhmut, kyiv oblast, chernihiv oblast , and kherson oblast . president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky congratulated the return of the ukrainian d

well and at the same time also plays the guitar and denis denis denis is a researcher of our international centermpetence in the field of intellectual property, that is, simply put, if you want to know what a modern specialist needs to learn, then this is for denis finally, i understand that in our country there are as many as five people involved in intellectual property. this is good and finally someone will tell about nutrition boris is our young energetic vice-rector for digital transformation. in addition, he is a superfinalist of the all-russian competition of the leader of russia and teaches everything related to the creative industry, by the way, speaking of intellectual property knows firsthand, because they have a higher education. like performers. well good good. congratulations. you are in the right place. here your knowledge will be appreciated. i wonder who came up with the program, you know the icelandic peasant. he had a question. he rushed to interview other residents of the country, and only 100 people live in iceland. so sociology was born, and so the program was born. one hund

terry schultz spoke about those issues with kristi right, who's deputy director of estonia, international center for defense and security. and it is definitely a concern. ah, but it can also be said that the nato countries have not been giving as much as they could give. and so now we are having new decisions. again, estonia just announced the new major 8 package bigger than any of the previous ones which include so heavy weaponry and ammunition. and estonia is also working hard on replenishing its own stocks and really wishes to kind of show an example to other allies or that there should be more awareness that we need to give more to ukraine now because it is on our own security interest, a better understanding, i think, is still not quite at the same level in, in our allied countries. and especially when it comes to giving her heavy or weaponry at the baltic states, sir, think that we must give for heavy weaponry to ukraine so that ukraine can liberate territories. it can be ready for a new russian offensive to push back that and it's in our security interest. whereas in germany, i still get

chris, thanks as always, chris and our financial expert here on our t international center and such as ours and south america. as per ruth parliament has reaffirmed support for my mazda and his cabinet, following a wave of violent anti government protest in the country. a warning you may find the following: images disturbing. national authorities of say that one police officer was shot in recent crashing with processes as mass demonstrations have evolved into harrowing scenes of violence. now you see his body next suburban police vehicle. previously, another police officer was ruefully burned to death by an angry, angry mob. we know at least 17, a civilians have been reported killed in recent clashes with police and a rest of the southern part of the country residence have taken to the streets of the former prison pedro castillo in pete and taken into custody. many of his supporters is that was unconstitutional. horrors of processes are reported to have been injured and a total of around 40 r as a result of around a month of process in the prison who's adamantly supported by wilson. th

that the same india china can win from the current restrictions experts ben cahill from the international center for strategic studies spoke at a conference in washington, the central idea and price restrictions for the embargo was that if countries like china and india do not join officially, they will still have a great influence because russia has no choice but to sell all the oil that it no longer has can sell in europe it has to sell in asia to india china a little to turkey and some to the middle east and elsewhere these buyers got a lot of influence and they want better conditions that's why the discount on russian oil has increased significantly and i expect that this will oksana continue, did the experts share their opinions or forecasts with you about how the situation will develop further, will russia's situation worsen, will russia be able to find a way out of this situation? will adapt to these restrictions or not, that is, there are reports that russia is making some kind of shadow fleet, and there are reports that it is trying to bypass sanctions, but in the end, the loss of the e

on the basis of this facility, the international center for nuclear research will be created.re that scientists from all over the world will be able to conduct experiments to study materials for the creation of safe nuclear power plants and to engage in fundamental science natalya solovieva dmitry vlasov alexander stepin stepanskoye, dimitrovgrad and, well, these are just the numbers of the day a billion new square meters, housing until 2030 is an ambitious task, which means in terms of the strategy for the development of the construction industry and housing and communal services here is how to achieve these alyona found out very difficult results every fifth residential square meter in the country will become new public utilities infrastructure is waiting for modernization administrative barriers will be reduced for these purposes and not only registered in the strategy for the development of the housing and utilities construction industry until 2030, the government approved it in november of the previous year and has already developed an action plan for 10 years in russia,

earlier, i spoke tojean lee, public policy fellow at the woodrow wilson international center for scholarsnd asked her about these reports of a lockdown. i think we should clarify that state media hasn't mentioned a lockdown — they said they're in the middle of "an anti—epidemic campaign" — and they haven't provided very many details, to be honest, and it's so hard for us because we're not there to really know what that means. they've said that means they will be checking temperatures and that they will be sterilising. i've taken a look at the pictures — there are these pictures of officials in hazmat suits carrying out these sterilisation campaigns in these high—touch areas in the capital, but we are hearing reports from outlets that have sources inside north korea, saying it appears that there's a lockdown. now, what we do know is that february is a month of anniversaries for north korea. there is a key military anniversary on february 8, there might be a military parade, and the late leader kimjong il, his birthday, it's called day of the shining star, is on 16 february, so these are bi

the wilson international or center for scholars. >> the woodrow wilson international center for scholars aims to unite the world of ideas and policies by linking scholarship to issues of concern to washington. congress established the center in 1968 as the official national memorial to president wilson. unlike the physical monuments in the nation's capital, it is a living memorial whose work and scholarship commemorates, quote, the ideals and concerns of woodrow wilson. as both a

now being created international center for nuclear research.r power industry cannot be built without science, and science will be determined for half a century ahead. here in dimitrovgrad , a very interesting situation has now developed. when well, purely theoretically, yes, there is competence in other countries, but this is not enough, you also need to have a powerful experimental base. here it is only in our country at the present moment. this is our historical advantage. this is our chance to be ahead in the technological race. this is really very important for the country. new materials promising types of fuel the creation of new isotopes with the help of research conducted at the reactor will develop the spheres of nuclear technologies space industry medicine and even agriculture its possibilities are almost limitless bir will replace the widely demanded reactor plant bor 60, which has been successfully operating for more than half a century. in the institute, which is operated by the district institute, which is set up for fundamental re

well, to discuss all of that, let's welcome live on to the program. co director of the international action center sora flounder here. most welcome sora. just starting by perhaps taking those words from western leaders. come piece in ukraine only be achieved by defeating russia on the battlefield. well, of course not really what, what's being discussed at the world economic forum at davos a meeting of the super rich and they're retainers and handlers and functionaries is how to continue war war. that's always on the agenda. nato is always part of it. new demands for weapons, always part of it. and this year the topic is ukraine. how to move more weapons to ukraine and new proposals. it's going to be tanks, missile, batteries, anything to keep it going. and at the same time, what's happening with the economy in the west, what's happening particularly in the european union. it's a way of pushing that off the agenda because this endless war and the sanctions that have been imposed on russia are disastrous throughout europe. disastrous. and they are paying a very heavy price. so instead, let's talk ab

looking to the bricks, group of countries for a solution with broadcasting live from our international new center in moscow. this is our take. great, are you with us today. my name's unit of the european union has lost its independence to washington on the nato military alliance. those direct words coming from russia's foreign minister during an annual news conference where he summed up the events of the past year. you want to say use, you is now completely following the american dictate. europe has lost its independence in a joint declaration explicitly states that europeans are subjugated to nato's essentially continuing an obligation to serve american interests in the geopolitical containment of russia and china. one of the main points it seems to be that 2022 definitely showed a tendency that has been developing for many years to create a development to bring to the forefront that the west is trying to impose its way of thinking and its imperialist views on the rest of the world, for example, our survey elaborate mentioned that nato has been fighting russia through you crate . and that even a

in addition, a research international center is being created in dimitrovgrad, which will a platform for the exchange of best practices between specialists from different countries. and at the end of the release, a sharp deterioration in the weather in the capital region at night, snow and rain will fall on some areas on the roads, it is very slippery in moscow today up to 5 ° heat, but strong wind gusts up to 17 m / s, the weather is abnormally warm for january in europe. parts of the country will hold out for another 2 days, then it will start to return to normal as it gets colder over the weekend. there, at the beginning of next week , sub-zero temperatures will set in at night up to 10 ° frost, according to forecasts, it will also rise sharply atmosphere pressure. this concludes our episode, the broadcast will continue the anti-fake program, stay tuned and stay up to date. we saw the video, now i am asking this question with a special meaning, what is a chocolate bunker and how did it get into the ukrainian fakes, and the whole truth about the soldiers of the apu. here are reside

government and help making institutions clean out the time to be inside land head of the international development center at the keel institute for the world economy. thank you for your insights. thank you. and there already are examples of successful call abrasion. the german car maker folks lagging us, teamed up with a rhonda newburn university and local partners to produce an e tractor. the easy to handle repair and maintain. this electronic transfer can be powered with solar energy. and as a result, this partnership a 2 ton tractor with a 27 horse power engine. but the motor is electrically power. a german car make a develop this detractor. prototype along with a university of kigali and the g a. c, german is development agency. we just replace a diesel engine with an electric motor and put the battery on top of that. and now there you see the swapping desk, you see the 2nd battery on, on the stairs. and when you come him here, you can move forth and back found man with apps, you can release the battery and show it back for the full battery on the track road . so for can them resume working the batte

to be inside land, head of the international development center at the keel institute for the world economy. thank you for your insights. thank you. and there already are examples of successful calibration. the germ carmack or fox wagner teamed up with a rondon urine university and local partners to produce an e tractor that's easy to handle, repair and maintain. this electronic tractor can be powered with solar energy. and as the result does partnership. a 2 ton tractor with a $27.00 horse power engine, but the motor is electrically power. a german car make a develop this detractor prototype here along with a university of key golly. and the g, a c. germany's development agency. we just replace the diesel engine with an electric motor and put the battery on top of that. and now there you see the swapping desk, you see the 2nd battery on, on the stairs. and when you come him here, you can move forth and back down. then with that you can release the battery and show it back and put the full battery on the truck road. so for can them resume working the batteries are charged using solar energy