after having failed to achieve its initial aims. andrei, cartoon of who heads the russian international council, says the countries leadership comp lose no matter what they will need to end this whole story with some kind of victory. what if i can't? while yes, it looks like they're trying to provide some explanation to the public on the day i saw that last big wherefores arrest the middle tray one, palm blake, and talking to sam program to me. yeah. trying to explain what's been wrong. all might be trying to say that everything is still according to plan. and now of a say, yes, it was all about done boss. note about t f r and we are not gonna storm will be seated. it's all about and sort of see just and then about some cleansing, so of a change in rhetoric, obviously it both suggested comic and this organization doesn't this confusion while not to panic, but confusion that for claire. but to be honest, i also, i do not quite understand how, which i can get out of this without claim in some sort of victory. he needs that he needs to provide some victory to the russian and to the world because i

but to brush her, but in the brush are for the but the international community there to the israeli government or to implement the security council resolution, the international human rights law, the international law, and to admit bill a senior right for the self determination for have an independent the state for have the rights of return, which are the security council 194 are clear about that. so there is no security solution. some is, there is no dog or of course there are few, but there is some israelis, intellectuals and academics said that there is no security solution for the bassoon blew of it right from $6.00 to $17.00, till now from 40, till now the threat or the security tools the egg killing, be a ball assassinating people, arresting people more than 1000000 bears on arrested from successive until now. what is that is on the new generation kim, that isn't the same if leg for independence, for self determination for right of return. so that all the solution to have last piece by get thread from accumulation and in bill implement the the international law and security council. and it's kim by booking bratia to israel,

international agenda, in particular, the meeting of the foreign ministers and ministers of defense of the eu countries in the czech republic, there are many interesting details, and now grigory karasin, chairman of the federation council committee on international affairs, is getting in touch with the fifth studio by phone. hello grigory borisovich hello anton i am glad to hear from you mutually, and so grigory borisovich , the heads of the foreign and defense ministries of the eu countries at a two-day informal summit, as it is reported, is discussing russia and ukraine, what would you note the main thing in this meeting. here, in particular. it is known that the supply of weapons to ukraine and the head of the european are discussing. diplomacy. barrel said that this is the quote from the weapons agency. need more because the situation is not improving your comment that the informality of this meeting with a kind of brainstorming that took. first, the minister of defense, they met yesterday, er yesterday and today, they are discussing the problems of the minister of foreign affairs. uh, so the brainstorming will not end with the adoption of some written official document. this is what we must understand. this is the

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so these are glasses that have been developed by the international olive council. the reason they're blue is so the color doesn't influence your evaluation. you know, if it was green or yellow or whatever. it fits nice in your palm, and your palm can warm it up a little bit. so people often will swirl it around like a glass of wine. as you swirl like you would with that glass of wine with this big bowl here, you're getting the aromas to really release. so i swirled, i sniffed. [slurping] so y're getting this pungency that comes on, which is a natural part of the antioxidants of the fruit. and it almost makes you want to cough, this one. not too bitter, actually, this oil. and it's got tt kind of grassy, fresh flavor that we're looking for. what we do, we're scientists, and we're trying to provide trusted information that helps growers evaluate their quality so it's been improving year after ar. the data that we collected on california olive oil became the foundation of the standard that we have in california, which is the toughest mandatory standard in the world. t

accountability mechanisms and a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do starting with the security council, the international criminal court, international court of justice, the case of the gambia has brought forward to make it clear to the world. this is a genocide. some nations have joined most nations. not, it is important that there be an organized, focused, coordinated effort the likes of which we have yet to see. in other news, the school police chief of via the texas has been fired for his handling of a mass shooting in may. security forces were heavily criticized for standing by football and an hour as 19 children and to cheat. teachers were shot dead inside the elementary school. severe drought conditions in the u. s. state of texas have dried up a river and revealed a clear set of dinosaur tracks made by a 5 meter tall, 7 ton creature. the footprints may be the longest set of tracks found in north america and day back more than 100000000 years. germany has been marking one of the worst xenophobic attacks in its postwar history . 30 years ago of far right. nobody east german city

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percent reacted to such a proposal, and grigory karasina, in the committee on international affairs of the federation council, drew attention to the violation of international norms in his telegram channel. frankly, i was dumbfounded by the revelations of the head of the lithuanian medical council , in essence, this strategist violated all the ethical norms of interstate relations and called on the russian opposition to prepare changes in russia, the lever for this should, in his understanding, be a ban for the same opposition to leave country. think about what this figure formulated forcing democracy. not otherwise. that's what the insolence of dreams is brought to with their version of not extraditing. wiz suggested that finland change the timetable for accepting the application. so in fact, even the registration for the submission of documents will be delayed for months. at the same time, the finnish media report that in the near future there will be a special meeting of the government, where they will consider the issue of limiting all trips of russians for the reduction of tourist visas issued to russia

who knows how many percent reacted to such a proposal in komi on international affairs of the federation counciltelegram channel, grigory karasina, drew attention to the violation of international norms. i will say, honestly, i was asharashen by the revelations of the head of the medal in essence, this strategist violated all ethical norms between state relations. and he called on the russian opposition to prepare changes in our country, the lever for this, in his understanding, should be a ban for the same opposition to leave the country. think about what this figure formulated forcing democracy. not otherwise. that's what the insolence of dreams is brought to with their version of not extraditing. wiz suggested that finland change the timetable for accepting the application. so in fact, even the registration for the submission of documents will be delayed for months. at the same time, the finnish media report that in the near future there will be a special meeting of the government, where they will consider the issue of restricting all trips of russians for reducing the number of tourist visas

studies at the university of california irvine and a senior fellow for religion and international affairs at the pacific council on international policy. his book galled a biography won the pulitzer prize in 1996 and he's also the author of several other books including god and the charon. he served as the editor for the los angeles times book review and his writings have appeared widely in such places as the atlantic, "new york times," "washington post," "boston globe" and so on. i don't know doctor miles as well as i know mustafa akyol, but mustafa tells me that he iss also a nice guy. welcome. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. i want to thank you and the cato institute for your support of this event and all the subjects that have never been more important than they are today. i thought i might begin by telling how mustafa and i came together for the first time. the book islam without extreme at the university of california irvine i thought it was terrific. got a copy of the book and it's lived up to. i invited him to speak for us and he began his regards discovering the paths change, the pancakes wi

in the senior fellow for religion in international affairs at pacific council on international policy. his book, god, a bio when the pulitzer prize in 1996 is also the author several of thels boos including god in the quran, or the los angeles times book review, in his writings have appeared widely in such places as the atlantic, the "new york times", the washington post, boston globe, and so on. i do not know doctor miles as well as i know mustafa akyol. but mustafa akyol tells me he is also a nice guy. to the form. >> thank you en. it is a pleasure to be here thank you and the cato institute for your support of this event, this book. and this author. in all of the subjects for which i've never been more important than they areerer today. i thought i might begin by telling how mustafa akyol and i came together for the first time. his book islam without extremes was brought to my attention this studies program at the university of california irvine. i thought it was a terrific title. a copy of the book and it o livd up to its title. i invited him too speak for us. and he began his rem

who knows how many percent reacted to such a proposal and in the committee on international affairs of the federation councilasina drew attention to the violation of international norms. i will say, honestly, auchan was a revelation. the head of the medal, in essence, this strategist violated all ethical standards among the state. and called on the russian opposition to prepare changes in russia, the lever for this, in his understanding, should be a ban for the same opposition to leave the country. think about what this figure formulated forcing democracy. not otherwise. this is what the frivolousness of dreams brings its version of not extradition to. wiz suggested that finland change the timetable for accepting the application. so in fact, even the registration for the submission of documents will be delayed for months. at the same time, the finnish media report that in the near future there will be a special meeting of the government, where will consider the issue of limiting all trips of russians for the reduction of tourist visas issued to russian citizens earlier and the danish authorities said their w

the international community and this council have determined in no uncertain terms the outcome we aspire to. we have a global consensus on what the solution should look like, an outcome a m m embedded in countless, you and resolutions, including those adopted by this council. you are not by standards. praying for that outcome. you are actors who can decisively affect the outcome. you are the highest authority in the you and system for the maintenance of international peace and security. you are not an organization that make comments and express opinions. you are the body that can change things in force, things and decide that things should be done according to international law and to you. collective will reflected in your resolutions 15 children were killed in a few days and many more are traumatized and suffering. they deserve a better future. a future you can help bring into being. this meeting is for unloading them. they deserve to be honored. every child killed, innocent child anywhere deserve to be honored. in 3 days, we lost 15 children during his visit present by then the iterati

i am joined now by howard catton, ceo of international council of nurses. thank you forjoining us. is this huge imbalance of supply and demand and the uk like other high income countries is recruiting actively from other countries but the impact on the countries they are recruiting from can be really severe. the numbers of nurses some countries lose may mean they have to stop providing health care to their own people. there is only about half people of the world who can access basic health services. the world health organization has an ambition that all people in the world should have access to universal health coverage and nurses are key to that. it's coverage and nurses are key to that. it�*s notjust the numbers but specialist skills. cancer, intensive care nurses are often targeted and the answer is that all countries should educate more of their own nurses and health care workers. i was going to ask you for the solution but you said everyone needs to train more because there is this shortfall but in terms of where things are now and that�*s shortfall running into millions, so c

council. >> international peace and security. in accordance with traditional rules, i invite participants of ukraine to participate in this meeting. >> in accordance with law 39 rules and procedure, -- to participate in this meeting. item two of the agenda conducted. >> mr. president, united nations remains concerned about the dangerous situations in around the zaporizhzhia power found in southern ukraine. the plan continues to be operated by ukrainian technical personnel, but has been under control of the military forces of the russian federation since arch. -- march. in august reports of a escalation of shelling around the plant begin to emerge. with secretary -- secretary general has appeal to all concerns to exercise, since and reason anti-refrain from taking any action that might danger safety and security of the nuclear plant, europe's largest. secretary general discussed the issue of the planned safety during the call with russians mr. of defense. on august 18, he discussed the situation with ukrainian president volodymyr

accountability mechanisms in a much more robust way than what the international community has been to do starting with the security council, the international criminal court and international court of justice. if the case of the gambia has brought forward to make it clear to the world. this is a genocide on some nations have joined most nations have not. it is important that there be an organized, focused, coordinated effort the likes of which we have yet just. now you've also said that atrocities are still being committed with impunity by the regime in miramar. they have any examples you've come across. yes, just today i've been speaking to people inside of record state. they're telling me that the attacks against range of people have been, have increased or 600000 more than 600000, were in the living in great danger in retired state right now. 130000 of them are living in what can actually be described as open air prisoners concentration conditions are just absolutely horrific. a man told me that the world cannot help them and they're in their plight inside of me and more than please just one, these camps do better for

england women will play more test cricket as part of the international cricket council's first—ever women'schester originals beat welsh fire by 11 runs in the women's hundred at at old trafford. deandre dottin top scored for the hosts with 67 not out as they ended their innings on 156—2. and dottin claimed two wickets with the ball as welsh fire's reply petered out at 145 for three. originals have won one out of two matches, but fire have lost both their games. the men's fixture is just getting under way. staying with cricket and england test captain ben stokes has said their new style of play has created more excitement around the format. after wins against india and new zealand this summer, england have seen a remarkable turn—around in form. stokes was speaking ahead of england's test match against south africa, which gets under way tomorrow. joe wilson is at lords. well, the rain that has fallen here was refreshing. the two weeks that ben stokes had away from cricket was reenergizing. he made that clear. here we are in 2022 and ben stokes is prioritising test match cricket. with all the

this means nothing for russia, russia uses international law only when it needs it, and the latest initiative regarding the meeting of the un security counciln the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant only once again emphasizes that there is a complete disregard for the norms of international law and their use when they can somehow justify the actions of terrorists, in fact, nuclear blackmail from the russian federation. therefore, now the office is of the president, the verkhovna rada and our international human rights institutions are consulting their efforts in order to draw maximum attention to this issue and use all possible resources so that this does not lead to any negative consequences for our prisoners of war. well, i am very sorry, i have a question about mr. ihorya, and he later joined us because of them. please tell me if it is possible that you had contacts with certain human rights defenders and with leaders from abroad and to understand their opinion, what is the understanding of this today situation e among the leaders of the partner countries and respected lawyers, it is obvious, please, and so we came out clearly to our e-e human r

council of judges. and three more were proposed by international organizations and have a predominant vote when the councils decisions on the eve of the war in february, the ethical council just started checking the factor of members of the vrp and future candidates then, frightened by the inspections, 12 members of the supreme council of justice resigned themselves full-scale invasion of russia stopped the work of the council, and checks of current members and candidates for the vrp resumed only in may, however , the competitive selection provided for by the reform of the competition, which was supposed to be as open and transparent as possible, took place in closed mode, supposedly for security reasons, the ethics council did not broadcast the first stage of online interviews with candidates for the high council of justice then as the state closed access to the majority of public registers, so public control was made much more difficult, on the other hand, some decisions of the ethical council are at least surprising, except for closing the interview on at the beginning of may, the council retained three

andrey kartanov, director general of the russian soviet council on international affairs, was in toucht security already in c. well, let's say it 's the same in the black sea region and here is black sea. of course, andrey vadim, too, just now outlined for us, just what it is, what we should have, a certain proportion of our attention should be paid, just to the black sea region in terms of ensuring security, recent events, of course, to this a big piece of evidence is port mining. it's, uh, grain export problem. and, well, actually, uh, the security issue, which is very strong. uh, just aggravated lately. uh, vladimir vasilyevich salto, head of administration , is in touch with us now. kherson region. here e. hello e vladimir vasilievich, hello dmitry here. here, of course, uh, it is immediately worth mentioning, uh, a few informational occasions. this is, uh, the attack on kherson, which was sort of planned by the ukrainian armed forces. hmm. e, which are now in the opinion of this comrade arrestovich. or maybe not start due to the fact that everyone about him found out about him. we

demand extradition, natalya is ok, and as stated by the pre-committee of the federation council on international affairs. vladimir dzhabarov in case of non-extradition, estonia can be expected. uh, harsh measures were bluntly expressed by foreign minister sergei lavrov i can’t judge what it was, and who is terrible, i think that this is a barbaric crime for which there is no forgiveness. and those who organized it. and now, as i understand it, the fsb has already established the facts, which are now under investigation. i hope it will be completed quickly and, as a result of this investigation, of course, there can be no mercy for the organizer-customer-executor. the murder of daria dugina will be discussed today at a meeting of the un security council, the russian delegation promised to raise the topic. this is a statement by permanent representative vasily nebenzya. according to him, the crime demonstrates the nature of the ukrainian state. install everything the facts and circumstances of what happened and to conduct a thorough investigation called on the official representative of gensei kun

should they thoroughly investigate and even submit, you know, in the ethics council there was supposed to be one internationalfrom the ukrainian side , and the ukrainian side had no confidence in it because there were two representatives from the council of judges who er, to which there is also a claim. and here, er, this is the lack of participation, and the international expert trusted them from the authorities, because they gave me a negative conclusion. i don’t know, er, maxim, in your opinion. well, here or here or here, it could be about some kind of corporate, conventionally speaking, or is it more like that, the law of silence among the sicilian mafia is spinning, do n't say anything bad about your colleagues, because judges really don't like it when they use this word judicial mafia, but it's quite common in anti-corruption circles such a term is used well, after all, where well, we want to bring to the supreme council of justice people who will tell the truth and call a spade a spade. do we want to find people who will never offend, but somehow neatly between the drops little by little, they will do

officers to on other topics, on august 8, 1949, in strasbourg, france, the council of europe first started its work, an internationalrganization that aims to unite the democratic states of the european continent around common values ​​in order to ensure the protection of human rights and freedoms, but how was it and how does the council of europe work now espresso correspondent tetyana vysotska knows. she is with us on a direct line. tanya, i congratulate you, please tell me. i congratulate the studio in strasbourg, today is a nice sunny day . i am standing near the palace of europe, there is also an apartment there. of the council of europe and behind my walls, behind my back , there are 46 flags of the member states of the council of europe, among which the ukrainian flag of the council of europe was created in 1949, but it all started with churchill's statement in 1946, he, speaking at the university, proposed to create the united states of europe by analogy with the united states of america in order to overcome the consequences of the second world war and also to prevent the disintegration of a united europe, an

the international atomic energy agency chief is now interrupted his vacation to join the upcoming un security council meeting at russia's request. as moscow accuses ukraine of attacking europe's largest nuclear power plant correspondent ecos daniel has details. russia has made it an international matter after it's called for the un security council to assemble and discuss most whose concerns over the attacks on the zipper, raska nuclear power plant. in fact, the representatives of the international atomic energy agency had previously expressed willingness to take part in this visit. have a listen. i welcome this opportunity to inform the united nations security council about the extremely serious situation facing one of the world's biggest nuclear power plants. now located in the middle of an act of war zone and accident at this plant could threaten public health and the environment both in ukraine and neighboring countries, as well as further away. while these upper oscar nuclear plant is located on the territory of ukraine, but right now that territory is under the control of the russians. and thro

nato line countries lining up behind ukraine. resulting in a largely paralyzed security council and international community leaving the response to the united nations in terms of dealing with the food shortages globally attempting to negotiate access to this operation. nuclear power plant, which has been considered a threat by both sides and the conflict, and also dealing with accusations of human rights violations coming from both sides as well. we saw russia, which it, in some respects, appears to be more isolated in terms of after the council meeting, ukraine came out to speak and read a statement that was signed by some 30 plus countries. calling for an end to russia's invasion and a return to ukrainian control. but noticeably missing from that group are countries like china and india who are increasingly in the middle in this conflict in dealing with the issues that have resulted in terms of rising food prices globally and rising instability, or in the words of a canyon diplomat who spoke in the council, a returned to cold war polarization. and, and so i, what we saw here is an increasingly

former analyst of the ministry of defense austria and now the security expert of the european council on international gressel, what can be different about the offensive tactics of the ukrainian forces in the east and in the south, he told in an exclusive interview with radio svoboda, listen. announce in advance because they don't want to warn their enemy and inform them of what you are going to do of course today's news that significant progress has been made is the first big progress in this offensive, which has probably been going on for several weeks, of course the breakthroughs need to be confirmed and we will have to see if the russians will be able to leave or gather reserves and try to hold back the ukrainian breakthrough, but so far there seems to be progress." through these bridges of heavy trucks that carried a lot of artillery ammunition and this prevents russia from strengthening this front and delivering the ammunition necessary to the russians for their usual way of waging war in the necessary quantities, so it makes this section of the front more isolated where the ukrainian army can g

called to all of me by strange structures like the united nations and other international dialogue platforms the security counciland the un general assembly, as originally conceived, should serve as effective tools to reduce international tension and prevent conflicts and help ensure reliable security and well-being of countries and peoples, in turn, separately. he dwelled on the details of the special operation in ukraine, according to sergei shoigu , the actions of the allied forces are coordinated in washington and london by the russian military to resist the combined forces. west, the outcome is obvious for every need. we know for sure. that no one in nato has any doubts that the goals of the special military operation set by the russian leadership will be achieved, the special military operation dispelled the myth about the super-weapon that the west supplies to ukraine and which is capable of radically changing the situation at the front. initially, it was about the supply of javelin anti-tank systems of some unique drones; lately, the westerners have not been promoting highmax multiple launch rocket syste

cherkashina parliamentary hour to prevent a large-scale catastrophe the council of the state duma called on the united nations and the internationalmic energy agency to require the ukrainian authorities to immediately stop the shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant. the decision was made by the deputies at an extraordinary meeting of the duma council . what threatens, perhaps, an accident at a power plant in the report of my colleagues? zaporozhye npp is now the largest nuclear power plant in europe and the third largest in the world , it accounts for 6 out of 15 operating in ukraine power units for several weeks the object of sub-rocket artillery strikes apu. chaya says communist leader gennady zyuganov, he raises the issue in the state duma, it is necessary to take urgent measures today. ukraine fell into the clutches of irresponsible tsrushniks, outright bandits , absolutely worthless people who are not capable of anything reasonable decision. in the country in which chernobyl broke out, they are engaged in atomic blackmail and bomb a nuclear facility for 3 weeks in a row. so the focus was covered by a tsunami and fou

who knows how many percent , grigory karasina, on international affairs of the federation council, alsooposal in his telegram channel, drew attention to the violation of international norms. frankly, i was dumbfounded by the revelations of the head of the lithuanian medical council , in essence, this strategist violated all the ethical norms of interstate relations and called on the russian opposition to prepare changes in russia, the lever for this, in his understanding, should be a ban for the same opposition to leave the country. consider what this activist forcing democracy. not otherwise. this is what the difference of dreams is brought to with their version of not issuing. wiz suggested that finland change the timetable for accepting applications. so in fact, even the registration for the submission of documents will be delayed for months. at the same time, the finnish media report that in the near future there will be a special meeting of the government, where they will consider the issue of restricting all trips of russians for reducing the number of tourist visas issued to russ

international synonym for an absolute nuclear catastrophe. the russian forces have beefed up at defenses to well defend the nuclear power plant, as well as possible. but internationally, they are moving forward with the un security council, hoping that here the international community stays responsible. we discussed these issues. he's very wiring issues with political analysts. martin armstrong, who says the ukranian government for the time being is an interested in peace. i think sad as long as it is, the when ski is being supported with money and arms of from new nato and we're including 9 states, then he has no incentive to to basically seek peace. i think that's the real problem. and when he ran, i think even russia was optimistic because he was saying that he wanted peace in against corruption. and the everything he said, you know, he's done exactly the opposite. i don't see him is doing anything other than you know, when the last ukrainian dies hop on a plane and live up very nicely in the bahamas or something. but why he's pushing his country into this. i don't see any logic to the use foreign policy. chief, joseph burrell says that double standards are common practice in international politics. the admission cam

our expert guess is alexander gerlach from the carnegie council for ethics and international affairs. again, you can find that show on the d, w. news, youtube channel, or let's koreans corner now in new york yen, just talking there about china, surprisingly, lowering those interest rate cuts. oh, what effect is that had a wall street hub investor? seen this? yes. even actually am by the end of the day and best there's some wall street truck, those weaker numbers, some of and we did not just hit those weaker figures out of china, but also here in the united states, some from the housing industry of, from the, of the factory area in the greater surrounding sip of new york, we got also weaker figures over there. but on the other side, we did see an oil prices, for example, moving of oil losing by more than 3 percent dropping at below $90.00 per barrel. when it comes to west texas into medias and that is because we have those weaker developments in china. we have the weaker developments also here in the united states. so the biggest economy of the world are some major indexes. there are a

council. the ethics and international fess mary is very, very small. i think it's a little country and it has a strong ally in australia, japan and the united states. and. ready mine that japanese trade and number 5 and they would be the best of say if taiwan and china would get along just as friends. but at the point at this point, moment in time, this is not the case whose taiwan is given is location. of course, depending on a good relationship to china, more than the other way around. if you want to be like the biggest economic power in the route and having like the at the, at the international community. china, i think twice, 3 times. if you want to only like a small little neighbor, next thing on argentina's, new economy minister has pledged to retain the country's struggling economy. sergio massa has announced multiple measures targeting inflation and the countries big budget deficit account. he succeed where his predecessors failed. argentine has had 3 economy ministers in the space of just a month, but the latest sergio massa has started his te

well, alex and a go law is a senior fellow at the carnegie council for ethics in international affairs. his wife looks at china's growing assertiveness in the region. could china now put economic pressure? not only on taiwan, but also on the west in response to policies visit. oh, as a matter fact, it good and it's already doing it. we remember the last last the located in the 9095. $99.00 is the last that 8 months was only ended by been sending, sending a tiven se would china though be shooting itself in the foot? if it did something like that. now considering the global economy, considering the chip making industry and by severely punishing taiwan, it would, it could hold semi cannot to export. absolutely. i like to look at the large picture that she's saying all the time that the of the time nation is only completed. one time is dr. gate and and reunited is the whole thing with the company. as a matter of fact, i'm spending 4000000 people and the public is 1400000000 people. so like there is no economic significance that i want to possibly add to the old g d, p of china except for a

countries, dear friends, you have convincingly confirmed the main contribution of the international military sports counciles in st. petersburg declare closed a large-scale stage, a ton of scenery and sophisticated theatrical equipment snuffbox brought to sevastopol one of its best performances, staging a play. hot sailor's silence goes on in the open air against the backdrop of ancient ones. this is an experiment for the actors and for the audience. pavel melnik watched the performance. an open-air experiment on the ruins of the ancient chersonesos, they will build their own world, into which the audience can no longer wait to plunge. and again the train rushed past, leaving the hero vladimir mashkov alone for one of life's difficulties. the sailor's silence in the production of the legendary snuffbox fascinates from the very first moments, perhaps because sevastopol is a special city for the pipes of this moscow theater the story, our performance of sailor's silence, was written by galich, and it is very romantic, it is about a dream. and exactly, but such a dream is a dream with a spaciousness with a se