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now that value for money by many codes julia now goes. mom was not happy about his team's performance in berlin, but he says it's nothing to do with the liking of a top strike. a following robert levine, dr. is departure and your goal scorer reckons their have their hard work has been rewarded. i guess by you need to play aggressive, you need to run a lot, you need to work, you need to do everything as team. you need to be good in the organization. i think that is what we did in the end for sure to get chances. because they have a lot of good players, but i think over for 94 minutes we were cards. we fight for each other and that's how you need to play against them. and what did we didn't have the energy levels that we managed in of again. so far this season, we were bit lackluster of individual performance, isn't reason games pretty identical, but we had one or 2 who. so for the drop off here, and we couldn't get past that. i also wasn't happy with tactical discipline, especially with the ball will much, much better. you know, the matche

by many codes julia now guzman was not happy about his team's performance in berlin. but he says it's nothing to do with liking a top strike of following robert leverett off the departure, the new ones goal scorer reckons they are hard work has been rewarded against by in need to play aggressive for you need to run a lot. you need to work, you need to do everything as team, so many to be good in organization. i think that is what we did in the end. for sure. there were good chances got her there for a lot of good players. but her think of her for 94 minutes, we work, art we fight for each other in this only to play against them? no more didn't we didn't have the energy levels that we managed in of a game. so far the season we were bit lackluster. individual performance is in recent games is well pretty identical, but we had one or 2 who suffered a drop off here, and we couldn't get past that. so i also wasn't happy with our tactical discipline, especially with the ball. we were much, much better in the matches as we lost our structure too quickly. and another clash, f

as a waiter for me. released, you won't believe on saturday, right after the show avatar on ntv julia, nowtion. if among these people are those who held you back. we are all under the hood. this is a journalist. loginova will not be able to buy it, it will be dangerous to kill the top of us all. if anything happens to her sooner, he'll bury us all when he finds out that this year, more than 30 children went abroad. we need to find out what exactly she managed to learn from zotova. what about zones? and what, a nothing, zombies and went beyond cordon, i think we will not see her soon. and if loginova starts to act too actively? i am not a boy. must understand what needs to be done. the main thing is that the information does not go further. so work is an advance. i didn't offend. that's great. i'm waiting for news. go. ludochka, close the table. alright, alexey viktorovich , come on quickly, yura has started to pass yura has arrived. i suppose you're running around the women, hold on very well hmm what it happened? no, we decided to slow him down for a trip, by the way, we can take you to s

our correspondent that julia sal deli is covering this election for us then she joins us now from inside appalling station and central rome. good morning to you, julia. so can you explain to our viewers the appeal of georgia maloney's party and also the other right wing parties in italy? yeah. what has a drawn voters to georgia maloney right now? is that actually the fact that she wasn't opposition? she wasn't part of the recent governments of italy and that has been an important factor in making voters want to go for her and see some change. clearly, there is a lot of dissatisfaction with, with what the other parties have done in the last few years. and that has been drawn out. certainly italy is traditionally a conservative country and the fact that georgia maloney, even though there are still some radical elements within her party. and she has also said some radical things in the past has tried to make herself into a more, a traditional, liberal conservative has also drawn people who would not have normally voted for someone so far on the rights. and these are all elements that play i

that's where the kangaroos might be hanging out. - [julia] kangaroo! - [barry] so nowyou've seen one. - [julia] seen one! - [barry] well, i think i can see one. - [julia] oh yeah! - there, there, it looks like it's good enough. - [julia] by analyzing kangaroo feces, barry can get a snapshot of the microorganisms living inside these kangaroos' guts. - you get all different kinds of bacteria that we'll extract the dna and just put all the dna through the computer. - [julia] it was the hunt for helicobacter that led barry and his colleague, robin warren, to overturn what they thought might be a myth, mainly the widely held belief in the medical community that stomach ulcers were caused by stress. - i did have patients who had ulcers and it annoyed me that they seemed to be normal people, but when you couldn't find the cause of their ulcer, you'd always, the medical books would blame it on stress. and i'd say, well these people just seemed to be normal. - [julia] when they looked at patient's stomach ulcers under the microscope, what they found was astonishing. - [barry] t

against, were you institutions are doing and that could cause trouble in the future. julia, thank you very much for now. that was our correspond julia, sally, in rome, catch up on some of the other stories making headlines to day. german chancellor love sholtes has tested positive for cove at 19 and is showing mild cold like symptoms. he had recently returned from a 2 day trip to the persian gulf where he met regional leaders. a spokesman said the chancellor is now isolating in his private residence here in berlin. human rights groups said protests continued for a 10th night and he ran over the death of a woman in the custody of the morality police. the n g o iran human rights said at least 57 people had died or 10 days of protests. there have also been large pro government rallies. authorities have ordered a crackdown against so called rioters. and in hong kong and 90 year old catholic cardinal has gone on trial. alongside several pro democracy activists retired bishop joseph zan and the others have pleaded not guilty to charges of running an unregistered relief fund, paying legal cause for anti gover

a symbol of the era, which is the first reaction to her death in great britain and elsewhere julia right nowcasting video reports from under buckingham palace in london, where, despite the darkness , large crowds of people have gathered, eh, now tv channels are reading appeals and condolence statements

is that country that is our corresponding julius, our deli, in ro, many thanks, is always julia around up. now some of the other news headlines at this hour images have emerged from protesters in the iranian city of mush on burning a statue of a cleric, whose 1979 assassination helped trigger the islamic revolution. anti government protests have now entered a night day, triggered by the death of a woman arrested by ron's religious police, for not wearing her head scarf properly. german chancellor, all of shawls has reached an energy partnership agreement with the united arab emirates, the gulf stable supply, germany with liquefied natural gas and diesel fuel. it comes on the 2nd day of sholtes is tor, of the region. he seeking new energy suppliers to replace russia. sports now and a world record start to marathon season. here in berlin. elliot control gay of kenya has broken his own record at the berlin marathon control game broke, the world's best time by 30 seconds. running the last 15 kilometers all by himself, he set the previous record in 2018 on this same courts. he's now 115 of his 17 c

well, i'm closing voting for julia-mitishou. well, now i open the vote for aida.e should remain in the project, click on the buttons. close voting for food results fixed attention to the screen. noah voting has ended and aida, by the decision of a hundred majority of votes, remains in our project and takes third place in the top three. bravo congratulations that's so unexpected. everything happens in our show and, of course, a separate applause to yulia meteshova, yulechka bravo yulia good luck with her work thank you for being with us. well, it happens, on the most unpredictable project. well, all together, even for the third place in the top three, there is no joke struggle before the last performance for today. let's ask the top three how they hold up. it's incredible stress. so i'll start with aida, everything on the face is written, in my opinion, uh. yes. nervous, very very hard guys. honestly . i'm not a competitive person at all. i'm really a person who helps make artists and hmm is next to them at any moment when the man forgot the words, and you're on yo

well, you don’t want to say how you want to pay for the children now. julia control yourself. ybe you and i should go, mom, don't worry, i'm fine. you have dads how temporary or i don't know you'll get there, call, okay? a very effective method works without fail. now you will see. the heart didn't stop. don't worry, everything is in the hands of the master. he will be conscious to me. how much is needed and these half an hour will seem like an eternity to him. unexpectedly, but what about my soul? he all died. here he shrinks alexander ivanovich hello alexander yanovich the girls played here. well, the labels of acquaintances are darkness, i think you also have what kind of specific question is not soulful, what? afraid no, i didn't do anything wrong. and could alexander why money? the last person and i can protect you, you are not the last, but he is the first and he is the owner , it is impossible to protect him from him. tell me everything, i will deliver you. idle beast runs good morning. tomochka is great. i'll be waiting for you in my office in 20 minutes with full repor

julia will now be the first to show medical assistance. medic gentlemen go somewhere, and 13 people died after the shelling of donetsk, they shot off the baku commissars square in the kuibyshev district of the city about dispersal, i’ll say that in fact there is a group of ukrainian telegram channels that, well, they just don’t see the coast anymore, nothing they don’t have anything sacred about it, it’s really just bright from the very beginning that this is supposedly russia’s business, but i’ll note that most ukrainian youtube channels are a little bit hiding, you know. they do not say who they are in a series of news of some kind added were the shelling of donetsk well, gerashchenko joined, yes, as always. i can read a little e from the terrorist attack in donetsk, 13 civilians were killed . all-russian media disperse information, as if the ukrainian side had fired, if , of course, you already understand the details. here, probably the most important detail is 155. caliber yes, which constantly arrives in donetsk, which we simply do no

and that could cause trouble in the future. julia, thank you very much for now. that was our correspond julia, sally, in rome and for some analysis, let's bring in andrea carlo here. he researches italian politics at the german historical institute in rome. thanks for being with us today. thank you. sorry. now maloney and her party have never been in power before, ideologically, they have roots in italy's neo fascist movement, were those selling points for maloney and her party in the selection. so the 1st thing to say is even though maloney can be seen as a newcomer, she is not a debutante, you know, she has been italian politics for decades. she was a minister and the government. so she knows the institutional framework. and in terms of the policies routes, she's in a very good job at struggling defense on the one hand, trying to appeal to her main electress. and by using that nationalist restaurant. but at the same time, she has also try to hurt some of the more fall right elements. the posse, for instance, the spending a candidate over past nazi remarks and tr

definitely issues for europe there to w correspondent, julia sally reporting for us from rome. julia, thank you. well now let's take a closer look at the far right, canada, georgia, maloney and the rise of her party which has gone from getting just 4 percent of the vote and the last national election to being a front runner in this one. she describes herself as a mother, italian, christian, ga, milani's, reaching for power in italy, promising to revive the country and put the interests of italians 1st on the campaign to wield their charismatic leader of the brothers of italy. a party with neo fascist roots took great pains to appear and moderate by the parties logo contains a try colour flame, a symbol of the extreme riot in italy, and their hartline views on abortion. same sex marriage and immigration from africa and the middle east are clear indications of the parties true platform. i mean, there is still imagining they bought off of you could i any, have you seen the pictures of ukraine and for a pure jesus, women and children who are fleeing to war. but i dont those images seem strange compared to th

so for now, julia and yeva will hang on here amid the illusion of a normal life. explosion.villages and towns for hundreds of kilometres, there's no school, no work, no life. a country frozen in time and in conflict. few live this war as fast and as close to danger as ruslan and his team of army medics. the cost of hesitation lies all too apparent by the roadside. speed is a matter of life and death for them and for their patients. their ambulance can't afford to wait until the shelling stops. but there are times when even ruslan and his medics have to take cover. explosion. translation: over there, you can see smoke. - their mortar is working. ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortarfire here. what do you do when you have casualties out there and this kind of firepower is coming in? what decisions do you have to make? translation: we see the enemy and the enemy sees us, _ but the enemy hides in the tree line there, disguising himself. we can't do that, our ambulance is exposed. we have to pick up the injured and take them out. man screams. russia's viciousness is the dail

so for now, julia and yeva will hang on here amid the illusion of a normal life. explosion.here�*s no school, no work, no life. a country frozen in time and in conflict. few live this war as fast and as close to danger as ruslan and his team of army medics. the cost of hesitation lies all too apparent by the roadside. speed is a matter of life and death for them and for their patients. their ambulance can�*t afford to wait until the shelling stops. but there are times when even ruslan and his medics have to take cover. explosion. translation: over there, you can see smoke. - their mortar is working. ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortarfire here. what do you do when you have casualties out there and this kind of firepower is coming in? what decisions do you have to make? translation: we see the enemy and the enemy sees us, _ but the enemy hides in the tree line there, disguising himself. we can�*t do that, our ambulance is exposed. we have to pick up the injured and take them out. man screams. russia�*s viciousness is the daily burden of ukrainian combat medics. this ma

needed i i can provide help if needed now while i have the strength i want to stay at home , so for now julia and eva will stay here in the middle of the illusion of normal life in villages and cities for hundreds of kilometers, there is no school, no work, no life, the country is frozen in time and in conflict, few people living this war as fast and as close to danger as ruslan his military medical teams on the sidelines the price of nato hesitation is obvious to them and their patients speed is a matter of life and death their ambulance cannot afford to wait until the shelling stops unlike their other cars not armored, new obstacles appear on their way every day after the russian shelling, assistants came and helped, they destroyed the roads, destroyed the enterprises, deprived them of jobs , but there are moments when even ruslan and his medics have to hide , we see russian mortar fire, what would you do if you were wounded there and there was such a shelling, what decisions do you have to make, we see the enemy, the enemy sees us, but the enemy is hiding in the e-e landings, there he disg

i don't think that now his heart has a place in another woman. julia assume that the third the contender for your heart somehow bypassed you . not impressed with the second big question mark, uh, but i can do uh, conclusion what do you choose? a hmm i thought for a long time and decided to go on a date with the operator, which i really swear to and i decided that i would invite him on a date. i don't believe. i certainly didn't expect such an ending, to be honest. well, why not? it seems to me that it is in your style to make decisions to take responsibility. and not only her, but also men into their own hands, i want to hope that we really will succeed. and of course. i wish you to find your happiness, good luck. not here. lord, save the lord of the sun and your lord, flight from sinfully sits around the earth of god to seek you are mine. god save hello, let's sum up the results of this day together. our history. our memory and the heroic feat of our ancestors, as a result of the transformation of an independent, peaceful state with a course of develo

julia. right now genetic examination will answer the question.ng to vladimir, being officially married to him, tatyana started an affair on the side and gave birth to a child from her lover mikhail komlev, mikhail himself refused to be present in the studio today, but handed over his biological material for genetic examination. the man's sister is sure a dna test will not confirm his relationship by a judge, since tatyana herself admitted that she did not give birth to a son from him. tatyana do you remember who the father of your son ilya is, mikhail petrovich nina, you still think, otherwise we'll see. let's find out the truth, i'm opening this envelope. supposed father mikhail komlev, alleged son ilya sychev , the probability that your brother has a son and that means you have a sixteen-year-old nephew is 9/10% nina congratulations. do you have a nephew? are you glad, of course, would like to be with him communicate i. i don’t mind that my children have blood relations, blood parents, well, glad tatyana is the father of the second child, who i

oh now julia ah a resounding no to lay ins reject a plan to overhaul their constitution. a set back for the liberal government of president gabrielle burridge. ah, i'm how much of jerome this is alger alive from door? ha. also coming up. 2 suspects on the run in canada after a series of stabbings, leave at least 10 people dead in the province of saskatchewan, europe's energy crisis deepens. germany announces a $65000000000.00 aid package to help ease the rising cost of living. fighting before winter arrives, ukraine launches a counter offensive to push back russian forces in harrison. ah, we begin in chile, where voters have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed new constitution in a referendum. there been celebrations on the streets of santiago, by those who were opposed to the new text. it was supposed to replace the one drafted in 1980 during the era of military rule. supporters claimed it was very progressive, but critics feared it would lead to uncertainty. despite the result, chili's president is calling for unity. d t m l citic c. him chilly has shown us it is a deman

our corresponding julia thought delhi is covering this election for us and she joins us now from a polling station in central rome. hello to you, julian. so what are the issues driving this election and why are voters looking to georgia? milan is party and other right wing parties for answers while i can many other countries in europe and the world, the cost of living crisis, rising energy costs are certainly an issue that is certainly an issue that has moved. voter is here and also why they are gravitating towards judge maloney and her party because it's a party that has not been in government in the last few years. one of the only ones actually out of the choice that voters here in italy have, and they see her as someone who can bring change and they want to give her a chance and see what she can do to tackle all these important issues that people feel here at the moment, but if we look at traditionally, italy has always been quite conservative. so people do also subscribe to the values that a judge emilio and he brings forward it also because in the last few years she has work to make h

is that country that is our corresponding julius, our deli, in ro many thanks, is always julia a change of pace now, and i mean that quite literally as well as figuratively, a sports and a new world record. start to the marathon season. here in berlin. elliot control gay of kenya has broken his own record at the berlin marathon control. gay broke the world's best time by 30 seconds running the last 15 kilometers, all by himself. he set the previous record in 2018 on this same course. he's now 115 of his 17 career marathons including 2 olympic gold medals and 10 major titles . kyle mckinnon of d. w. sports is with me now to talk about the world record and kyle, have to tell you, i'm a huge athletics fan. and so i know that i often hear about world records, but very rarely in the marathon. indeed, it's not the glamor sport that the 100 meters is, for example. but if you've run a 5 k, a 10 k, a half marathon a marathon, you know that this is a pretty significant moment and you know, what kind of piece is required to make this happen to, to run as fast as he does as l. you'd control gate does and kilom

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he kissed julia's cheek as he handed her the manuscript. smiling he remarked. and now my dear i hope you're satisfied. the grants had four children the first two while he was a military service in the 1850s. grants love for julia. his loneliness went away from her his desire to be with his children one of whom he had yet to see. contributed his decision to resign from the army and return to missouri in the hopes of making a go with of it in civilian life. which proved difficult? nevertheless grant took great joy in being a husband and a father doing his best for his family despite these daunting circumstances. these concerns dissipated as he achieved success during the american civil war. even then he wanted his family to be near him his eldest son fred accompanied him on the vicksburg campaign. and julia sometimes with children in tow often visited headquarters for prolonged stays. the grant's youngest son. jesse recalled that each of grants 4 children thought that they were their father's favorite so much so that each felt a little compassion. for their siblings once

now to breaking news from washington. nbc news, involved in the january 6th committee hearings. julia joins us now.an you tell us? >> reporter: we understand that sometime after the inspector general launched his criminal probe into the missing secret service text messages from january 6th, the agency confiscated the phones of 24 agents and handed them over to the office. we don't know what, if anything, they have been able to get from the phones. at the heart of this matter, it's text messages that would have been exchanged from agents. the fact that they were missing, they witnessed during what they said was a preplanned upgrade in early 2021 caused a lot of friction and upset among investigators in congress. we understand that he turned this into a criminal probe. and we understand that many of those agents were obsessed but have little they could do because the phones to belong to the secret service. but the questions this raises is where does the investigation into those missing texts now stand. if the inspector general has had those phones for maybe as many as two months now, why haven't we h

way deviate from that, but i think in -- now really for the second time he has underlined his commitment to following the path that she set out so admirably. >> juliahe takes this over control at a particularly difficult time for the united kingdom, not to mention independence movements, but the economy, what is staring in the face of every britain right now and that is soaring energy prices, soaring inflation, a real question of just being able to make it day to day for so many. how do you expect that he will address that, not given a political role, that's not one he has, but still as the new monarch? >> sympathy. it's a delicate moment in many respects, as you said, for the uk economy it was already expected to head into next year with the worst growth and the highest inflation rate of any nation in the g7 and actually in the very short term the queen's loss and the mourning period actually complicates that. we had data this morning that showed that the day off that people were given for the jubilee celebrations in the second quarter actually meant a hit to growth and there are some analysts saying that the day off and the mourning period we cou

to me she is set just to defeat the whole hundred, judging by the image she is now. a lot let's see how many points juliaause she was doing some kind of magic now. i’m telling you, i conjured 80 points, my god, what yulechka you did today is simply incredible to put into words. uh, it seems to me that for many, uh, something has already resolved right at irina olifer, as if something had happened, because she, uh, joined angelika alferova. uh, they are now two mourners on our wall. a hundred, i love you. they just appeared on stage. you mesmerized me , bewitched this song. i don’t know what kind of woman could sing at all, because, of course, a man’s song has such a timbre there, and your vocalist also has some incredible voice. i lost my speech. in fact, my voice was gone. thank you very much, but we went to the concert of elena vaenga well, not yet. it's not just that you seem to have completed general courses. blimey. she does too. i stand again, i smoke again alone. mom again while around silence. oleg vlade is not yours this is a song, but you already have a lot of hits. how do you like the performa

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oh, now julia the count down, block condo, host cornish marks the final days, hours, minutes and seconds until cattle. a 2022 kicks off. for the 1st time, the competition is being held in the middle east, and they'll be plenty of other for the 1st will comp to be played in november, december female referees in the men's tournament. and did ambition to make this the most sustainable tournament of old time, pound down to bed like this one happening all over day hot excitement to building for fans in the 32 nations, he qualified and perhaps even more so in the high city it was meant to be that day, did you hear the cameras going on quick? i could put a tragic attack. stop the world. and the u. s. president, a guy came in and whispered something to the previous ear. what did he say to the school children present? the events of september, the 11th defined the world. they grew up in just a huge moment. these are their stories. 911 witness on al jazeera ah, european union nations introduce emergency measures as they prepare for a long winter after russia shots down a crucial gas pipeline.

oh, now julia ah a resounding no jillions reject a plan to overhaul their constitute.

oh, now julia. oh, a talk about watching the out there and usa with me, the whole realm. the reminder of all top stories, the nuclear watchdog cannot verify wrong. nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes. that's according to an unpublished report by the international atomic energy agency. he believes around stockpiles of highly enriched uranium. have grown. there are supreme court is ruled, it doesn't have the authority to dissolve parliament. the court at any parliament can dissolve itself politicians. i should leave the refold illegal petition last month, calling for new election and rushes president has rejected the report by the nuclear watchdog to 90 kremlin as military equipment ukraine. jeffery said nuclear power plant putin, west and sanctions against russia. back fires. brazil is marking 200 years of independence from portugal, but critics accused the president of turning the event into a campaign event. president john bull sonora is attending parades and military demonstrations, but with the upcoming elections and october. his team is also planned p

>> we should know more as you say in just about 25 minutes from now. juliaed the two trump white house lawyers are set to appear in front of a grand jury tomorrow. the one in d.c. investigating january 6th, pat cipollone, pat philbin. tell us about what they might say and what this says to you about where the investigation is going? >> well, hallie, this is the grand jury that's looking into january 6th and trump's interference of the 2020 election. what we think they might say is what we're gathering that from what pat cipollone already told the january 6th committee and congress who is investigating the insurrection as well, and from that testimony we understand that pat cipollone and pat philbin instructed the president he should not fire his then attorney general william barr in order to find someone to put in the position who might look more closely into these allegations of election interference, that they actually threatened to resign if he, in fact, did that, and that they also instructed him on january 6th to come out with a definitive rebuttal to t

so for now, julia and yeva will hang on here amid the illusion of a normal life. a country frozen in time and in conflict. few live this war as fast and as close to danger as ruslan and his team of army medics. the cost of hesitation lies all too apparent by the roadside. speed is a matter of life and death for them and for their patients. their ambulance can't afford to wait until the shelling stops. but there are times when even ruslan and his medics have to take cover. explosion translation: over there you can see smoke, their mortar is working. - ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortarfire here. what do you do when you have casualties out there and this kind of firepower is coming in? what decisions do you have to make? translation: we see the enemy and the enemy sees us, _ but the enemy hides in the tree line there, disguising himself. we can't do that, our ambulance is exposed. we have to pick up the injured and take them out. man screams russia's viciousness is the daily burden of ukrainian combat medics. this man curses in agony. only moments earlier, h

it generally feels like now the bees are julia we want to inspire you for a culinary experiment or leroyerlin gives you a gift for cooking dishes like on a gas stove. and on coals, as well as this cover can be used. like a frying pan, look, julia will be able to learn new recipes and share them with her subscribers will definitely be done. see in a week in the next series of summer cottages. this is one of the most auspicious times of the year. when you can update your berry garage, there will be berries and flowers of life, the girls captured the first floor. he owns you from here. we kicked out and return the compote to the parents. they drank the excess from us, the rest rebuild, insulate the blind transfigurable. i think this is such a new kind of luxury. and suddenly you don't like it. we will settle here ourselves next resurrected. unsuccessful answer, and you're not going anywhere until you plant. the richer the color of the egg yolk, the more hens gave chemical dyes. the color is quite different from the eggs from which factories are infected with salmonella resistant to all anti

oh, now julia ah, all this is al jazeera. ah hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is that he is alive from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. ah, un inspectors reach the russian held nuclear plants and ukraine, despite shelling nearby. ah, showing off the military mites, russia and china take part in drills as tension with the west source. the un says that china may have committed crimes against humanity against weak muslims, provoking a furious response from bay j. plus. i'm saying bas ravi in pakistan's, southern sin province, where people in towns like this are using mud walls and sandbags to hold back to flood waters and in sport. serena williams stands the world number 2 to reach the 3rd round at the us open. be 23 time grand sam champion has put her in, pending retirement on hold. she puts herself into another singles match deal with it is just after 1300 hours g m t will begin this usa in ukraine where a team of you and experts has finally reached europe's largest nuclear power facility. the arrival of the russian occupied zapata g. a plant in sout

julia pertsova is with you now. hello.arted in new york. the belarusian delegation is headed by the un minister of foreign affairs. at this moment, a meeting is being held on the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of the adoption of a declaration on the rights of persons belonging to a national or ethnic religious or linguistic minority in the near future. the head of the belarusian foreign ministry will speak at it

grandmother, now julia, also brought her from childhood, and she herself hopes to become an example for people, how to behave on the banks of the river and lakes of nature - this is our common home. and need tidy up not only in your apartment, but also in your own. in the country, within the framework of the national ecology project, general cleaning is now really going on throughout the country from vladivostok to kaliningrad , which, by the way, is more actively involved in the project to preserve unique water bodies. at the moment, the width is already 8-10 m. and it was here, when we came here, somewhere around 3-4 m thick thickets. this is the kamenka river in the polessky district of the kaliningrad region. volunteers are not enough to work here. excavators, dredger. for 40 years without clearing the channel once the full-flowing river turned into one big swamp, small dwellings swam in it and caught fish. well, the last 45 years. i don’t remember that it was possible to approach it. vladimir sibaev and other local residents are waiting with hope for the river to be cleared to do t