the kremlin, which had not yet suffered from napoleon. and here let's make another very important digression and go to the small town of mozhaisk. mozhaisk is an ancient outpost of the russian state since vladimir manomakh founded a wooden kremlin here in 1113, it was the largest city and the strongest fortress on the western borders of the muscovite state. it was then that the expression "to drive behind" appeared. mozhai, that is, to drive the enemy out of the russian land. once in the 10th century, the enemy besieged the city and then in the sky. centuries, on which the image of st. nicholas was located, a miraculous carved image, look, this is exactly how the protector of the mozhaisk and moscow lands was located here from the 14th century, and imagine how deep the connection is, the kremlin and moscow, there the nikolskaya tower with the image of st. nicholas of mazhai protects the heart of our russia, and here st. nicholas of mozhai protects the borders of the moscow principality. european conquerors to the saint was almost irration

notes of the commandant of the kremlin, pavel malkov. dirty, blackened, almost entirely with broken glass and long extinguished lamps. they were sticking out in the troitskaya tower. at the very entrance to the kremlin above the massive gates that tightly closed the passages in the spasskaya, nikolskaya, borovitskaya towers. this is the recollection of a former baltic sailor and the first commandant of the kremlin pavel malkov. in them, malkov claimed that fate. dosov people's commissar, we called the tsar bell leveled with the annunciation cathedral. here i asked vladimir ilyach if the icons should not be removed? ilyich said correctly, they should definitely be removed. but they did not manage to remove them right away, the public resisted, because the gatekeepers had not only spiritual and artistic value, they were a symbol of the struggle of the moscow state for sovereignty and independence. ancient pskov, which for centuries held back the onslaught of the west, is called the house of the holy trinity on the gates of the pskov kremli

frolovsky then at the gates of the kremlin, on the nespassky gates of the kremlin, the icon of the smolenskior appeared. and why exactly the savior of the smolensk mother of god, and then on smolensk? well, it is believed that because there was an icon of the smolensk mother of god nearby . it. time of all fateful trials. and during towers of the country together they defended the state in prayer. on the borodino field this icon was carried along the rows of russian troops, a service was held in front of it, the mother is carried, the intercessor, the smalensk mother, the govorin hope. another mysterious story is connected with the savior of smolensk: once there were two stone chapels near the spasskaya tower, in one of them a copy of the gate icon was kept. in 1925, the spasskaya chapel was closed, it was located near the spasskaya tower, it was in it that a copy of the gate icon was kept, the savior of smolensk. this icon is close in size to to the image that is now on the spasskaya tower, and this is additional indirect evidence that this is the very same shrine. from smolensk, chersones

does the kremlin or can the kremlin intervene in any other way over this? the kremlin with this with _ this? i would take the kremlin with this with a _ this? i would take the kremlin with this with a heavy - this? i would take the kremlin with this with a heavy pinch i this? i would take the kremlin with this with a heavy pinch of| with this with a heavy pinch of salt. pavel durov left russia and set up base in dubai as a result with tangling is with the russian government. my view with this statement is that it is a slightly more mendacious intervention in this issue. they have little capacity to intervene in a french domestic legal action so i think the statements from the kremlin are best ignored in this particular instance. ., ~ best ignored in this particular instance. ., ,, , ., best ignored in this particular instance. ., ~' ., best ignored in this particular instance. ., ., instance. thank you for your thoughts- — 80 years ago, during the second world war, at least three million people died in a famine in bengal in india. at the time, they were liv

course, this can apply not only to the current situation, in the near future, but in any case, the kremlin has taken a note of water and does not say anything about it. as for the assassination attempt on ilya penomerov, it was... it was quite predictable that, among the people whom the kremlin would like to destroy, and among russian emigrants, oppositionists, ilya ponomarov occupies an honorable place, and he is not the only one, there are several others, and there are operational information provided by services that support an active project are looking for ways to destroy some effective part of russian oppositionists abroad, regarding a certain number of people, this is known, it is not a secret, especially since drones have already flown into the house of ilya ponomarov in the kyiv region, it is difficult for me... to say something about the technical side , it is possible that kyiv region is more difficult to cover with air defense means, kyiv itself is like that, and to prevent strikes on kyiv region, the means may not be enough, and the danger is higher there, but ponomarov’s addr

accordingly, this is a trap, and the kremlin wants to drive ukraine into this trap.e territorial question is not as important for the kremlin as the question of ukraine's sovereignty, which implies the possibility. blocking status in nato and other unions such as the european and others. the main question is what will ukraine be like, how will the 80% of the territory controlled by official kyiv emerge from this war, or will they emerge with a neutral status that can be undermined by another new war, because you are not in nato, no one covers you. the network of agreements on guarantees that kyiv is currently signing for the post-war period may not work, but membership in nato will. we are like that. already seen, the baltic countries are an example of this status working, and this is the most principled issue, and it is not decided thank you very much, mark, for this extremely important conversation on espresso tv. take care, god help you, i want to remind our tv viewers that mark feigin, a figure of the russian opposition, not emigration, a former member of the sta

kremlin cathedrals. the kremlin walls were already stone at that time, right? and during the time of dmitry donskoy, they were white stone, it was under dmitry that the white stone kremlin was built, but white stone is a very expensive material, residential construction. here is the spiritual charter, that is, the will of dmitry donskoy, he leaves his sons a lot of land from kaluga to kostroma and some treasures, one gold chain, two gold belts, and one gold cap, also known as the manomakh cap, moscow, 14th century, these are still moscow princes, these are not very, not very rich people, not very... let's talk about what a woman experienced who left a child in a car, but after a few minutes did not find him there, the car towed to the impound lot, not noticing the seven-year-old boy in the back seat, while it is known that this child suffers from autism, the boy's mother says that she was gone for only a couple of minutes, how did the events unfold when the worried woman arrived at the impound lot and wh

the second option, maybe, really, if this is the work of the kremlin, then they can just prepare some kind of broader scenario, that is, cascading deaths, and accordingly, then try to reformat the same, i don't know, public discourse, or just adjust it in this way , they always did it, adjusting the consequences of physical elimination of some kind public elements that interfere and create problems for the discourse and... this is part of this program, this work, and pso and the rest. many do not understand the connection between these things, for example, the discourse that opposes the negotiation process as such in ukraine, because they have their own considerations. this is a right-wing discussion mainly, but not only, it consists in the fact that one cannot stop at the binding conditions of the agreements, at the ultimatums that moscow puts forward. it is now necessary to create the most comfortable situation so that this does not happen in ukraine defining thesis in public. that is, if you, for example, put a lot of pressure on the radicals, let's tentatively call them that, from

as for the attempt on ilya ponomarov, it was completely predicted, among the people whom the kremlin would like to destroy, and among russian emigrants, oppositionists, ilya ponomarov occupies an honorable place, and he is not the only one, there are several others, and there is operational information, which is provided by the services that provide the active project are looking for ways to destroy some effective part of russian oppositionists abroad, in relation to a certain number of people, this is known, it is not a secret. especially since drones have already arrived at the house of ilya ponomarov in the kyiv region. it is difficult for me to say anything about the technical side, perhaps kyiv region is more difficult to cover with air defense means. kyiv itself - yes, and to prevent attacks on the kyiv region, the means may not be enough, and the danger is higher there, but ponomeryov's address was not a secret, drones, shaheds or gran-2, as they are called, have already flown there. therefore, this is not news, there is something else: he arrived, as far as i understand, in k

this, of course, can apply not only to the current situation, for... what time, well, but in the kremlin in any case, they typed a note of water and nothing about it they speak as for the attempt on ilya ponomarev, it was completely predicted, among the people whom the kremlin would like to destroy, and among russian emigrants, oppositionists, ilya ponomarov occupies an honorable place, and not only him, there are several others. moreover, there is operational information provided by the services that provide the project, which are actively looking for ways to... destroy some effective part of russian oppositionists abroad, regarding a certain number of people, this is known, it is not a secret, especially since the house of ilya ponomarova in the kyiv region, drones already flew in, it’s hard for me to say anything about the technical side, maybe kyiv region is more difficult to cover with air defense means, kyiv itself is like that, and to prevent strikes on kyiv region, the means may not be enough, and the danger is higher there, but ponomarov’s address was not a secret, they had alre

the kremlin is currently not actively pumping money into kremlin political projects in moldova. the key question is whether the special services of moldova are able to disrupt this scenario and prevent a kremlin candidate from coming to power in moldova, especially since the fight for the position of president will be as fierce as possible. this program was conducted for you by me, major of the armed forces of ukraine, taras berezovyts. thank you for being with by us, thank you for watching, together to victory, and glory to ukraine. when you sleep on an uneven surface, the spine takes the wrong position, because you cannot feel energetic in the morning and productive during the day, and with the matryk stopper you will forget that you are sleeping on an imperfect surface, for... for a comfortable sleep at an affordable price. more and more ukrainian families choose topper matryk, which comes in a convenient package that is easy enough to remove. within a day after removing the factory film, it can be used. a unique cover in which you you can hide your topper, will become not on

was hoping that trump would take power from biden , and after november, accordingly , the kremlin'sy scenario can work, that is, with the ultimate imposition on ukraine of what they said, so to speak, will want to in the kremlin and agree on this matter, possibly with the trump administration. well, i’m oversimplifying, but the situation is getting complicated for the kremlin, and the autumn scenario, so to speak, can be put in a certain so-called long drawer, and that’s why they count on what, for the spring, that is, the energy scenario, shahedis, missiles and a set of measures, and so on after there will be, as they say, the immensity of the suffering of the ukrainian people, as my american friends formulate it, then the kremlin would like to... so to speak, impose, i don't know, there is istanbul-3 chibi-5 or some other site there. how do you see it? i believe that in the autumn we will not see direct negotiations or any direct actions that will contribute to this. by direct action, i mean action by the united states. the first and most important factor - there is no certainty,

but, if we talk about the parameters, the first parameter, yes, the kremlin immediately announced thetory that it does not want and will not communicate with our government, which it considers illegitimate, well, whose, so to speak, whore mychala, yes, clearly not there kremlin, but this is one moment, another moment, the situation in the states, we understand, it will be hot in the states, and the kremlin hoped that trump would take power from biden and after... november , accordingly, the kremlin scenario can work in one gate, that is, with ultimate imposing on ukraine what they said, so to speak, they will want in the kremlin and agree on this matter, perhaps with the trump administration, well, i am grossly oversimplifying, but the situation is becoming more complicated for the kremlin and, so to speak, the autumn scenario may be postponed to a certain so-called a long drawer, and therefore they count on something, for spring, that is, energy. scenario, shaheds, missiles and a set of measures, yes, and after there will be, as they say, the immensity of the suffering of the ukraini

research has shown that on those facades of the towers that were turned into kremlin, the images werepletely lost. those who were written in the fresco technique were cleaned off, those icons that were painted on or on wood or metal were destroyed, but research allowed us to restore the iconographic programs. to determine the time, the most optimal, the existence of these, namely those images, to find out what the destroyed icons looked like, we went to the shchusev research institute of architecture, where restorers painstakingly collected all the known photographs, engravings and watercolors with images of the kremlin gatehouses, starting from the 16th century. in this watercolor, the icon case on the spasskaya tower is introduced from the inside. this is a rather rare view, because the kremlin was usually depicted from the outside, and here we are talking about the time before the war of 1912, that is, the kremlin that had not yet suffered from napoleon. let's do this here...

well, in any case, the kremlin has added water and they are not saying anything about it. as for the attempt on ilya ponomarov, it was completely predicted. among the people whom the kremlin would like to destroy, and among the russians among emigrants and oppositionists, ilya ponomarov occupies an honorable place, and he is not the only one, there are several others. moreover, there is operational information provided by the services that provide the project, which are actively looking for ways to destroy some effective part. of russian oppositionists abroad, regarding a certain number of people, this is known, it is not a secret, especially since the house of ilya ponomarov in the kyiv region, drones have already arrived, it is difficult for me to say anything about the technical side, it is possible that the kyiv region is more difficult to cover with air defense means, kyiv himself yes, and to prevent attacks on the kyiv region, the means may not be enough, and the danger is higher there, but ponomeryov's address was not a secret, drones, shaheds, or gran-2, as they ca

kremlin cathedrals. kremlin walls were already stone at that time, right? and in the time of dmitry donskoy they were white stone, it was under dmitry that the white stone kremlin was built, but white stone is very expensive material, residential construction is... the 16th century, to a greater extent, after all , the era of peter the great. our heroes, people are well-off, what was wealth like at that time, here is the spiritual charter, that is , the will of dmitry donskoy, he leaves his sons a lot of land from koluga to kostroma and some treasures, one gold chain, two gold belts, and one gold cap, also known as the manomakh cap. moscow of the 14th century, these are still the moscow princes, these are not very, not very rich people, not a very rich city. it is gaining strength, it does not have many material resources, it confronts the horde, it confronts in lithuania, in these cups what was there, what drinks, what could it be, honey, home brew, yes, some drinks with honey, and wine could be, could

trump will take power from biden and, accordingly, after november , the kremlin scenario can work in direction, that is, with the ultimate imposition on ukraine of that , so to speak, the kremlin will want to and will agree on the matter, perhaps with the trump administration, well, i am oversimplifying it, but the situation is getting complicated for the kremlin and the autumn scenario, so to speak, can be postponed in a certain so-called long drawer, and therefore they... are counting on what, on in the spring, that is, the energy scenario, shahedis, missiles and a complex of measures, yes, and after there will be, as they say, immeasurable suffering of the ukrainian people, as my american friends formulate it, then the kremlin would like, so to speak, to i don't know there is istanbul-3 or abu dhabi 5, or some other platform there, as you see it, i believe that in the fall... we will not see direct negotiations or any direct actions that will contribute to this. by direct action i mean action by the united states. the first and most important factor - there is no certainty as to w

the kremlin is now actively spending money on kremlin political projects in moldova. the key question is whether the special services of moldova are able to disrupt this one script and not let come. to the authorities in moldova about the kremlin's candidate, especially since the fight for the position of president will be fierce. this program was conducted for you by me, major of the armed forces of ukraine, taras berezovyts. thank you for being with us, thank you for watching, together to victory and glory to ukraine. there are 25% discounts on edem until independence day in psyllany bam and oskad pharmacies. there are discounts until the day. 10% in pharmacies plantain bam and savings. there are discounts until independence day on magne b6 10% in psyllany bam and oskad pharmacies. weekly the saturday political club helps to understand the processes taking place in ukraine and the world. vitaly portnikov, khrystyna yatskiv, andriy smoliy and invited experts based on facts give their assessment and forecast of the development of events. do you want to understand how

the kremlin is not active now pumps money about the kremlin's political projects in moldova.the key question is whether the special services of moldova are able to disrupt this scenario and prevent the kremlin candidate from coming to power in moldova, especially since the fight for the position of president will be fierce. this program was conducted for you by me, major of the armed forces of ukraine, taras berezovyts. thank you for being with us, thank you for watching, together to victory and glory to ukraine. verdict with serhiy rudenko, from now on in a new two-hour format, even more analytics, even more important topics, even more top guests, foreign experts, inclusion from abroad about... ukraine, the world, the front, society, and also feedback. you can express your opinion on the bad day with a phone survey. turn on and turn on. verdict with serhii. ruden from tuesday to friday from 20 to 22. greetings, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda. we have already approached the serpent himself. the following shots may shock you. news from the scene, live. kamikaze drone at

in other words, the kremlin looks after its own.ch a high—profile prisoner, who russia has called for the kremlin has called a patriot. and we are hearing that he is on a plane to ankara. to answer the second part of your question, why turkey, because turkey has got good relations with both sides, with nato and with moscow, so it is a nato member, it is host to a major us base where nuclear weapons are stored, nuclear warheads. base where nuclear weapons are stored, nuclearwarheads. but at base where nuclear weapons are stored, nuclear warheads. but at the same time, turkey's president has got very good personal relations with vladimir putin. they are both strong men who have been in power for a long time. they are both in their own way pretty critical of the west. there is a lot of commonality there. turkey has been seen as quite a useful intermediary and certainly a useful intermediary and certainly a place where people are able to meet and it is the place where, for example, william burns, the cia chief, sat down with roush kin,

the kremlin is currently not actively pumping money into kremlin political projects in...y question is whether the special services of moldova are able to disrupt this scenario and prevent a kremlin candidate from coming to power in moldova, especially since the fight for... the position of president will be fiercest. this program was conducted for you by me, major of the armed forces of ukraine, taras berezovyts. thank you for being with us, thank you for watching, together to victory and glory to ukraine. laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such a small load, urinary incontinence can make itself felt. feminost uuro helped me. thanks to its natural ingredients, feminost uuro helps restore control over urination. uuro femininity. urination under control. there are discounts until navizyn independence day. 20% in plantain, pam and oskad pharmacies. in the august issue, krania magazine will tell about the return from captivity. how ukraine is looking for its own. will we return all the children kidnapped by russia? the country touches on painful topics for all

they lived in the kremlin, where the kremlin and tainitsky squares are now.were once residential buildings there. here is a shingle, that is , a wooden tile from the roof. and this is almost all that remains of our heroes' estates. inside the kremlin, everything was made of wood; 100 years remained before the construction of the stone kremlin cathedrals. years. and the kremlin walls were already stone at that time, right? and in the time of dmitry donskoy they were white stone, it was under dmitry that the white stone kremlin was built, but white stone is a very expensive material, residential construction is from the 16th century, to a greater extent, the petrine era. our heroes, people are well-off, what was wealth like at that time, that's it. that is, the will of dmitry donskoy, he leaves his sons a lot of land from kaluga to kostroma and some treasures, a gold chain - one, belts from gold - two, and one golden cap, it is also the cap of manomakh. moscow of the 14th century, these are still the moscow princes, these are not very, not very rich people, not

probably because the kremlin - is it happening now?is it happening now? probably i because the kremlin has decided is it happening now? probably - because the kremlin has decided it got the deal it wanted. discussions have been going on behind closed doors, the kremlin has refused to comment in recent months about what has been going on. the praise you often hearfrom russian officials when you ask them about progress in negotiations is these matters require silence. so you don't hear very much from russian officials and the kremlin hasn't said much today at all about what is happening. but these discussions are ongoing stop i imagine the deal put on the table, presented to moscow is when president putin feels he can accept. and that is in moscow's interest. we are not quite sure who rush it will be getting back. we are not quite sure who is on the list but things will become clear through the afternoon. will become clear through the afternoon-— will become clear through the afternoon. ., ., , , , afternoon. could it also be present put

the kremlin is looking for internal reserves, western media reports. but will this be enough for them to return? control over the territories where the armed forces have already begun to entrench themselves? there is no clear answer to the question of how high the risks of the kursk operation are for the ukrainian army. observers point out that for its implementation , ukraine used its reserves, well-trained units, which are sorely lacking in donbas, where the city of pokrovsk is under threat . an important logistics center for the defense of the entire donetsk region. the consequences of its fall can be very noticeable. it remains to be hoped that the commander-in-chief oleksandr syrskyi, as his subordinates call him a war mathematician, well calculated all the components of the equation on which the fate of the country depends. the troops of the offensive occupation continue to enter battles and have advances in some directions from one to three. the enemy is running, fighting continues along the entire front line, the situation is generally under co

the kremlin is not actively pumping money now. about the kremlin's political projects in moldova. the key question is whether the special services of moldova are able to disrupt this scenario and prevent a kremlin candidate from coming to power in moldova, especially since the fight for the position of president will be fierce. this program was conducted for you by me, major of the armed forces of ukraine, taras berezovyts. thank you for being with us. thanks for watching together to victory and glory to ukraine. there are discounts until independence day on essential forte m 10% at the pharmacies of psyllashnyk, bam and ochad, there are discounts until independence day on valeriana bolgarska, 10% at the pharmacies psyllashnyk, bam and ochad. the television premiere of a documentary film about the most difficult 10 years of our lives through the faces... stories of extraordinary ukrainians, public activist roman ratushny, journalist and military officer tetiana chornovol, founder of the angel taira unit yulia paevska, writer svitlana povalyaeva, about how we changed, what lessons

how traitors build political careers under the auspices of the kremlin.support to the commander-in-chief. greetings, i'm olena kononenko and this is a collaborator program about traitors who went to serve the russian occupier at the call of their hearts and wallets. in today's edition, i will continue to talk about the bubble ministries that russia is creating in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine and about those who manage them. rashists were created in the donetsk region. 17 illegitimate ministries, some of them are under the control of russian tourers who temporarily moved to occupied territories, and some of them are managed by local traitors, who proudly call themselves ministers of the dpr. one of them is mykhailo vasylovich zhaltyakov, born in 1961, a native of kryvyi rih. he is an honored worker of culture of ukraine. we hope that all events planned by the ministry of culture of russia. and the ministry of culture of the donetsk people's republic does everything for the benefit of our republic, for the benefit of the entire great coun

georgy, here is another question: the kremlin, it is trying to downplay this threat, at least if youk at their tv channels, their telegram channels, perhaps more pro-government, their means in general mass media, the kremlin still tries to present it as some kind of force majeure problem or some kind of problem. of a more humanitarian, extraordinary nature, but not like an occupation, well, if logically, that's how they should have presented it, in your opinion, why is such reaction, why is there no announcement, as we expected, of mobilization, no announcement of any actions, so to speak, well, what we could conventionally expect, why are they trying to minimize so much in the eyes of their under-society. er, this is the offensive of our country, the offensive of our armed forces on the kurt region? well, in principle, those who haven't lost at least a little common sense, i mean the russians, and they perfectly understand what is happening, we are now talking about the russian government and, accordingly, russian propaganda, really there is complete minimization, by the way, this k

the kremlin was also asked about a russian man still injail in the us.sian agencies are continuing to do the necessary work. obviously that is suggesting that there could potentially be more prisoner swaps to come, so that is just a few lines we are getting there. our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, who is in berlin, has been telling us more. i think this is seen as a deal in which both parties get what they want. it's been an extremely complex deal to negotiate, led by the united states but engaging very directly with the regime of vladimir putin although not with him personally. it is clear that mr putin made it clear that there was one person he wanted back in return for any american prisoners being returned to the united states and that was the convicted assassin who had killed here on the streets of berlin in 2019, an fsb hit man named vadim krasikov. in the end putin has got his man in that sense, but in return he has had to give up some very big names in terms of us citizens in custody in russia, some of them serving extremely long

says, and i don’t care, your thoughts, questions, the question is, really, what strategy does the kremlinine for itself, in my opinion, they had, well, definitely not one strategy , when they launched a full-scale invasion, that is, they thought either really actively, quickly ... how they planned it, to achieve certain results for themselves, or a protracted war of attrition, and now we see, that is, yes, what can we say, scenario b, or the second scenario, it is the key one for the russian federation, it is war to exhaustion and protracted confrontation by the western world, that is, they are russians, i think, as well as putin, are far from thinking that, for example, the resumption of communication with western countries can happen quickly, even after ending active hostilities in the context the russian-ukrainian war, that is , they are preparing further for such a confrontation, plus the chinese factor, of course, i am not one of those experts who believe that china can have super maximum influence on putin and the kremlin there, and dictate, for example, in the context of the russia

in general, she proved her loyalty to the kremlin dictator in order to later receive its bloody dividends, namely the chair of the so -called mayor of vasylivka, zaporizhzhia region. we, the residents of the liberated territories of the zaporizhia region, see the difference, we see the improvement in the quality of life, we see all the benefits that the russian federation provides. we are full territories. reifies the army of the russian federation and putin and continues to bring humanitarian aid to the invaders to the front. the united russia party organized a humanitarian action in support of our servicemen. she explains all her activities in the telegram channel called on one wave with the chapter romannichenko. the poverty of the channel is emphasized by the russian symbols b and z in the name. but romanichenko could not remain unnoticed by our law enforcement agencies for a long time. at first, she was suspected, and later... on july 28, 2022, the sbu submitted an indictment to the court against this traitor. i apologize to everyone for everything i am guilty of. already in august 2

keep in mind, for the kremlin, this is mission accomplished.t what they wanted. >> it was difficult for germany to agree to accept the idea that they would have to return a convicted assassin to russia, in any circumstances. >> one of the biggest prisoner swap's since the cold war has taken place today between russia and the u.s. 26 people have been traded, some after spending years behind bars. also tonight, the bbc director general has defended the corporation's decision not to sack hugh edwards despite him being arrested with the most serious images of child sexual abuse. we will bring you the latest from the stabbing in southport. the 17-year-old attacker has been arrested for the murders of three girls. a very good evening. the largest prisoner swap between the u.s. and russia since the cold war has taken place. 16 people were freed from russian and belarusian gels -- jails including wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich. two people were -- two children were also sent back to russia. the exchange took place in a highly complex oper

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kremlin training camp. why are young people used as labor in the occupied territories? putin was also in the student units, was a fighter of the construction unit. but which of the pseudo-directors prepares students? service in the russian army, the next stage of installation our unit. greetings, i'm olena kononenko, and this is the collaborator's program about traitors who went to serve at the call of their hearts and wallets. russian occupier. in today's edition, i continue to talk about the leaders and members of pro-putin youth organizations that the rashists create in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine. yukh molody, the young army, the first movement, and this is a far from complete list of newly created russian organizations to which the occupiers are trying to attract schoolchildren and young people for promotion crimean ideology. they are trying to educate or re-educate the younger generation, or those... were ready at any moment to go to fight, work, or simply stand en masse for the unchanging dictator of russia. in addition to the organization for

doesn't have one _ i'm afraid the kremlin doesn't have one russia — i'm afraid the kremlin doesn't havetcomes, if it has that it does _ win—win outcomes, if it has that it does not — win—win outcomes, if it has that it does not think it is negotiated hard enough _ does not think it is negotiated hard enough. the fact of the west has a win out— enough. the fact of the west has a win out of— enough. the fact of the west has a win out of this is an unfortunate side—effect for russia, but when it was willing — side—effect for russia, but when it was willing to take. that side-effect for russia, but when it was willing to take.— was willing to take. that is james nixie from _ was willing to take. that is james nixie from chatham _ was willing to take. that is james nixie from chatham house - was willing to take. that is james nixie from chatham house giving | was willing to take. that is james i nixie from chatham house giving his analysis of the prisoner swap. hamas has called for "a day of furious rage" to mark the funeral in the qatari capital doha of its political leader, ismael haniyeh,

the kremlin have seen they can — administration. kremlin have seen they can arrest people - administration. the kremlin have seen they can arrest people in i seen they can arrest people in russia, put them injail and then get people like kasikov, hit who have been jailed for murder, get people like kasikov, hit who have beenjailed for murder, get them released and returned? in other words, the same thing might happen if a come of up more westerners more americans come up with them in jail and hope to trade them. so americans come up with them in jail and hope to trade them. 50 i americans come up with them in “ail and hope to trade themi and hope to trade them. so i don't think anybody _ and hope to trade them. so i don't think anybody likes _ and hope to trade them. so i don't think anybody likes these - and hope to trade them. so i don't think anybody likes these deals. i l think anybody likes these deals. i don't think the us government likes the deal. it was the predictable outcome for the extraordinary cynicism that russia disp

, because the kremlin is obviously confused, and it does not know how to respond adequately, they areg to downplay it, to reduce it to some kind of emergency situation there, and most western publications, they write about this military situation with some enthusiasm. the operation of the ukrainians is compared to the territories that were captured in just one week, and this is more than the russian army captured this year in ukraine in general, so it is not a very pleasant campaign for the kremlin, and maybe they use their influence of their agents, because very they have a lot agents among the editors, among journalists, they use... i am not sure about this, but this may be one of the factors, because from time to time we see overly favorable general lines of the kremlin published in western publications, sometimes, i personally have already stopped there to seriously react when another publication appears with a reference to unnamed sources and some analytical ones. materials that do not have any ground under them, but there is a lot of gossip about what is happening in ukraine, eh

i'm afraid the kremlin doesn't have one. in win—win outcomes. if it has a win—win outcome, then it thinks it hasn't negotiated hard enough. the fact that the west has got a win out of this as well is an unfortunate side effect for the russians, but one it was willing to take. to the middle east. hamas has called for "a day of furious rage" to mark the funeral in the qatari capital doha of it's political leader, ismael haniyeh, who was assassinated in iran on wednesday. his body has been taken to a cemetery outside the city where he is being buried in a simple muslim ceremony. hundreds of mourners attended the funeral prayers at the state mosque. officals from a number of arab and muslim countries have been attending, as well as prominent figures from fatah, the main rival palestinian faction to hamas.hamas and iran have both vowed revenge on israel, which has so far refused to confirm that it carried out the attack. earlier in the week israel did claim responsibility for a rocket strike in the lebanese capital beirut which k

, where the kremlin and tainitsky squares are now.there were once residential buildings there. here is a ploughshare, that is, a wooden tiles from the roof, and that's almost all that's left from our estates. they were white-stoned under dmitry donskoy, and it was under dmitry that the white-stone kremlin was built, but white stone is a very expensive material, residential construction, this is the 16th century, to a greater extent , the peter the great era. our heroes, people are well-off, as wealth was at that time, here is the spiritual charter, that is , the will of dmitry donskoy, he leaves his sons a lot of land from koluga to kostroma and some treasures. a gold chain - one, gold belts - two, and one, was mainly used for communion, from one of the feasts, where they drank honey from such cups, the heroes of this exhibition went to kulikovo field, a turning point on the way to getting rid of the mongol yoke, this battle is dedicated to the scientific center in tula, where the exhibition is taking place, it turns out that in order

a little later , nixon went for a morning jog around the kremlin.e ran past the huge bell and the tsar cannon and reached the monument on the pedestal of which lay fresh flowers. here the thirty -seventh president of the united states stopped and gazed at the statues of lenin for a long time. although nixon lived in the kremlin, he did not discuss with his adviser. to talk to the adviser, nixon used his special soundproof armored limousine, which was always parked inside the kremlin. in it, he locked himself with kissinger to discuss negotiating tactics. henry alfred kissinger is rightfully considered, i believe, one of the greatest politicians of the 20th century. this is true, he is a master of american politics, american diplomacy, the architect of relations between the united states and china, which for us almost turned into a war with china, and the building of relations with the soviet union exclusively in favor of, as they say, the united states, all his positive and positive statements about the soviet union are statements: of a man who trea

okay, i agreed with the hall for preparation for the kremlin concert.e management of the bolshoi theater. the bolshoi theater? why? tamara, yes, is he kidding? listen, this is a performance, work. and this is my cognac. why are you angry? i thought you were with muslim, everyone decided that you just work together, and he as an artist has the right to decide with whom when, what are you saying, do you believe yourself? i was confused with these omissions and... you told me, should sinyavskaya perform in the kremlin or not, no one coordinated with the ministry of culture, senyavskaya and mogomayev's performances in the kremlin, but they had to coordinate the list of participants and the repertoire in the state concert, so the state concert is a different organization, i repeat, there were no agreements with the ministry of culture and there will be couldn't. alena antonova, 17, has been on duty at the entrance to the hotel a lot lately, she's always at concerts, she's just a schoolgirl, how did she even get into this situation, what, weren't there enough

vesti and moscow programs, the kremlin, putin. hours, the ssu lost up to 300 servicemen and 26 armored vehicles in the kursk region, including six tanks, three armored personnel carriers and 17 combat armored vehicles. here, with a precise drop, operators of the sever group blow up a ukrainian armed forces vehicle and another transport of militants, a slovenian armored personnel carrier is on fire after the hit. the lance's loitering munition burned the ukrainian self-propelled gun along with its full ammunition load. the ukrainian armed forces' attack on the kursk region has cancelled any possibility of negotiations, the russian foreign ministry reminded us today. an attempt to invade our territory a priori. well, what was said by the russian leadership a priori cancels the possibility of any negotiations with the bandit junta. the attack on the kursk region will only accelerate ukraine's defeat. this opinion was expressed by journalists from the german publication develt. compare the actions in the ssu with the failed order oper

in response to trump's remark, the kremlin said: "these words have a reason behind them." kremlin is also very dissatisfied with the comments of the general director of magate, raphael grosi, who... saw with his own eyes the safety of the situation at the kursk as. however, the kremlin very much wanted grosi to blame the ukrainian side in the escalation of the situation. the official spokeswoman of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova, said the same. however, grossiy himself says: he was shown the consequences of the arrival of drones over the kursk as, but whose drones they were and whether they caused any damage, he did not explain. grossi also met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky this week. but despite all this, i would like a clearer argumentation from magate regarding the situation at the zaporizhzhia as captured by the russians. as we know, nuclear danger always appears only where the occupying russian troops appear. and no other way. on monday, august 26 , russia attacked ukraine with an unprecedented number of missiles and drones. only according

george, one more question: the kremlin is trying to downplay this threat, at least if you look at theirv channels, their telegram channels, perhaps more pro-government ones, and their mass media in general, the kremlin is still trying. present it as a certain force majeure problem or a problem of a more humanitarian, extraordinary nature, but not as an occupation, well, if it were logical, this is how they should present it, in your opinion, why is there such a reaction, why is there no announcement , as we, as someone expected mobilization, not the announcement of any actions there, so to speak, well, what could we conventionally expect, why are they trying to... so minimize in the eyes of their society the offensive of our country, the offensive of our armed forces on the kursk region? well, in principle, those who haven't lost at least a little common sense, i mean the russians, and they perfectly understand what is happening, we are now talking about the russian government and, accordingly, russian propaganda. indeed , complete minimization is taking place there, by the way, such a

the kremlin is currently not actively pumping money into kremlin political projects in moldova. the key question is whether the special services of moldova are able to disrupt this scenario and prevent a kremlin candidate from coming to power in moldova, especially since the fight for the position of president will be as fierce as possible. this program. spent for you i, major of the armed forces of ukraine, taras berezovyts, thank you for being with us, thank you for watching, together to victory and glory to ukraine. i am serhii stehovskyi, the former number one racket of ukraine, 31st racket of the world, during 15 years of my professional career i took part in all of them. in the biggest tennis competitions in the world, including grand slams, won the atp competition, spent 16 years in the ranks of the ukrainian tennis team. i was born... in the city of kyiv, i am from kyiv, i am ukrainian, i really love this country, these people, this land, and i understand what each of us does certain sacrificial steps, after a full-scale invasion i joined the ranks of the defense, and to