he left the field 2 years ago and moved to the second international legion in the ssu.’t drink anything while he was in the ranks of the regiment. however, now all efforts are spent on getting the same medications for free. food, ammunition, and even pocket an extra car for yourself. our people proposed a corruption scheme to molonov, who agreed, which, in principle, did not surprise us. the topic is this: illegally transfer six vehicles without documents from warsaw for the needs of the regiment, these are cargo vans, pickup trucks, and return half as a kickback. of these cars we want to take two two mitsubisi and vitto for ourselves, three cars that remain. history, artyom, at least you wouldn’t be so gullible and imaginary, and would keep your mouth shut. western financing is a delicate matter; today it is there, tomorrow it is gone. at one point there will simply be no one to share money with, no one to compete with for a place in the european sun. do you know the guys from the belarusian volunteer corps, the belarusian volunteer corps? just eight people, really. le

student and planned to become a school teacher a teacher however, in march 2022, he joined the international legion. first , he fought near bakhmut, then took part in the kharkiv counteroffensive and in the battles under the camp. back home, neithart faces up to three years in prison for serving in a foreign army, according to swiss law. race in support of the armed forces. the bucharan 2024 charity race took place in bucha, kyiv region. its purpose is charitable, as the organizers say , they plan to use the proceeds to purchase drones for the soldiers of the 47th separate mechanized brigade. hura hopes to collect half a million hryvnias. we have already made sure that such events bring people together, unite the community and guests of our city. and especially at this time, when the task of every citizen is to support the armed forces, why not take advantage of this opportunity, and today this event is not just a mini-marathon, support of the armed forces? today i will run with headphones for the first time, because in big... sports you can't use them, so i want at least one, it's important for me

he said he could send an international legion. what is your opinion? i'm not sure that this is the right approach, i think the problem is that if you send foreign troops into ukraine, then putin will become a target, then the question will arise how to react if they are attacked. i love french enthusiasm, but i'm not sure they will choose the right, specific answer. there are many things they could have done other than this. but you know what we did with the storm shadow missiles. other aspects, we don’t want to argue with them, we ’re just trying to tell them in an honest manner: let’s think about what we can do that will really help ukraine, but will not lead to escalation. it’s interesting, actually, because he said that we don’t want to send our troops, but let’s be somehow petty and it’s really despicable to help ukraine, including, because he was also an ardent supporter of stormshadow missiles hitting targets in russia. andrey, what do you think, in this plot, firstly, we see cameron’s rather smug face, which also likes to climb, and the way you

student. and planned to become a school teacher a teacher, but in march 2022 he joined the international legion first , he fought near bakhmut, then took part in the kharkiv counteroffensive and in the battles near kupyansk. back home, neithart faces up to three years in prison for serving in a foreign army, according to swiss law. the number of dead in russian shebekino increased to five, six more. russians were injured, local emergency workers managed to save the same number of surviving apartments, - wrote the local governor gladkov, search and rescue operation completed let me remind you that yesterday in shebekino , belgorod region, the entrance of a five-story building collapsed. the russian authorities blame this on the armed forces. and to the good news. in the capital zoo, capybara toha goes into an open natural enclosure. the animal was rescued a month ago, given the necessary treatment, as it had stress and contusion. currently, tokhi is adapting and undergoing rehabilitation and socialization. zoo employees ask to keep quiet during the meeting with toha, so as not to disturb him onc

meet the recruits of the international legion, four frenchmen, an american, a german and an austrian,want to go to the front? yes, i think that's what we all came for, to experience a little adventure. these just came for the thrill, and for some the safari is already over. i surrendered to the russian army because i didn't want to die. this is colombian mercenary angel cardenas, twenty years old a policeman who came to ukraine saw an ad on tiktok and was promised training, salary and a dust-free place far from the front. and... it didn’t happen, he’s lying to everyone, many say that this is a war, yes, russia attacked, well, no, this is defense, on the contrary, that is, when your body has some kind of infection, you push it by the nose , when, well, the body rejects it, it’s the same here, only at the beginning it turns out, we didn’t remove this splinter, now an operation is necessary. this week in moscow next to the french embassy anti-war posters appeared, the inscription at the top: do not repeat the mistakes of your ancestors, their fate is known, in the center there is an imag

légion d'honneur. >> speeches and applause. the internationalcommemoration on omaha beach in france included moments both somber and celebratory. the 150 american world war two veterans still alive today who fought and survived d-day, took center stage 80 years ago, on june 6th, 1944. they were among the 150,000 allied troops who stormed the occupied french coastline by air, land and sea. historians say d-day helped lay the groundwork for allied forces to eventually defeat germany. the war ended 11 months afterwards. >> you saved the world and we must only defend it. >> we prove something else here as well. the unbreakable unity of the allies. >> president biden sought to draw parallels between past conflicts and present day international politics, speaking about the defense of democracy in the context of current conflicts in europe, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky attended the ceremony in france this morning, even though the soviet union was part of the allied forces during world war two, the russian delegation was uninvited from the day

légion d'honneur. >> speeches and applause. the international included moments both somber and celebratory. the 150 american world war two veterans still alive today who fought and survived d-day, took center stage 80 years ago on june 6th, 1944. they were among the 150,000 allied troops who stormed the occupied french coastline by air, land and sea. historians say d-day helped lay the groundwork for allied forces to eventually defeat germany. the war ended 11 months afterwards. >> you saved the world and we must only defend it. >> we prove something else here as well. the unbreakable unity of the allies. >> president biden sought to draw parallels between past conflicts and present day international politics, speaking about the defense of democracy in the context of current conflicts in europe, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky attended the ceremony in france this morning, even though the soviet union was part of the allied forces during world war two. the russian delegation was uninvited from the day's events because of the ongoing war in

légion d'honneur. >> speeches and applause. the internationald-day commemoration on omaha beach in france included moments both somber and celebratory. the 150 american world war two veterans still alive today who fought and survived d-day, took center stage 80 years ago on june 6th, 1944. they were among the 150,000 allied troops who stormed the occupied french coastline by air, land and sea. historians say d-day helped lay the groundwork for allied forces to eventually defeat germany. the war ended 11 months afterwards. >> when you saved the world and we must only defend it. we prove something else here as well. >> the unbreakable unity of the allies. president biden sought to draw parallels between past conflicts and present day international politics, speaking about the defense of democracy in the context of current conflicts in europe, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky attended the ceremony in france this morning. >> even though the soviet union was part of the allied forces during world war two, the russian delegation was uninvited fr

legion as a terrorist organization. in accordance with this decision and the federal law on countering terrorism, the formation was included in the unified federal list organizations, including foreign and internationalnized in accordance with the legislation of the russian federation as terrorist. its activities are prohibited in russia. the largest armed formation created on a national basis, a project of the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense of ukraine. the georgian legion was created back in 2014 and took an active part in what kiev called an anti-terrorist, but in fact punitive operation in the donbass. recruit training the training was carried out by career officers and nato instructors. the training took place in kiev. and the former tractor plant, and the so-called outflow, during training periodically came and the curators, who, as i know, were, well, a ukrainian group, there were instructors from europe, nato instructors, swedes, there were from new zealand, they taught tactics drone, uh, how to move in twos, in threes, how to storm, how to walk correctly, how to hold a weapon. one of the main crimes of the militants is the execution of captured russian soldiers. in a

internal analysis of these figures. we've done that to be fair. >> and now let's get back to normandy, where in a few minutes time, a royal british legion service. ellie, welcome to the show. huge hugely emotional coverage throughout the day and yesterday you've been fantastic. the king gave an amazing speech in portsmouth earlier on. he said we are all eternally in their debt. and yet, poignantly, ellie, he referred to tragically these courageous men are now dwindling to so few. and ahead of the service this afternoon, an incredibly poignant words . an incredibly poignant words. >> incredibly poignant words there, martin. and the focus this year on d—day, 80 is truly about the word legacy . it's about the word legacy. it's heanng about the word legacy. it's hearing the story of those veterans veterans who will not be with us. unfortunately, for many years longer. now we're in bayeux cemetery , which is the bayeux cemetery, which is the largest commonwealth war cemetery in france for second world war. the men that fell in the second world war. and i've just been speaking to a veteran here called ronald hendry, who's been speaking about his expe