moscow, but i don’t remember anything anymore. friends managed to see something interesting kremlin st. petersburgtunningly inspired beauty can you imagine 300 portraits of his mistresses hung in his palace. i'm sorry, but i'm leaving you for a while. damn, take garik, how did you manage to get her, because it is a real hunt. she introduced me to zhenya. yes, we are just dinners. damn, i'm sorry i got an urgent call. elizaveta nikolaevna just a few words in private. the fact is that as soon as i saw you. the idea immediately came to mind to write a book about you , in my story the russian book does not come to moscow where it has never been and by chance it is involved in the activities of the mafia structure. she is in danger and a famous writer comes to her aid. roman and peter appear. excuse me, they are waiting for me. take, business card please. call i beg books. one more request, please, may i invite you to dinner? i know a wonderful restaurant, amazing panoramic view, please one evening. no need. and where peter said goodbye and left. you made an impression on him. hi piotr, we need to have

resignation this time an open letter to the master of the kremlin was written by representatives of the municipal councils of moscow , st. petersburg, and they posted their statement on twitter, according to its text, putin is accused of harming his actions the future of russia and its citizens, at the same time, the deputies who signed the letter emphasize that the text is concise and does not discredit anyone, i will remind you that last week a similar letter was written in st. petersburg, in which putin was even accused of treason because of his decision to attack ukraine, but the united the united states continues to surprise all ukrainians. they still have not opened an entry visa for the delegation of the russian delegation to the un general assembly, led by the minister of foreign affairs, sergey lavrov. to the journalists of the russian propaganda agency and confessed his own source, according to this source, there are no developments in this case. well, let me remind you that lavrov wanted to get to new york by september 20, that's when the high-level week begins, while lavrov himself asked his employees not to they remind

st. petersburg. they write criticizing the kremlin and the strategy. the actions of its president vladimir putin are detrimental to russia and the future and we zee mand putin resign from the post of president and the russian federation. given a low level of folks who signed this. but given especially the crackdown on any dissent since this war began, i wonder how significant you think that is? >> i think it is significant. and i'm not surprised by it at all, poppy. other than the fact that i would say i wish it had come a whole lot sooner. but you're talking about mr. putin having an iron hand on all of those officials at every level. at the large level and at the small level. so to see a bunch of them combine, probably in about the same time they're feeling the effects of six months of sanctions. everyone said it would take about six months for the sanctions to kick in. we're at that point now. and you combine that with the loss of the estimates of 50,000 to about 70,000 killed on the battlefield and the other factors that play a part and i think tha

st. george hall of the grand kremlin palace today. and now, in fact, one of the guests next to me is the governor of st. petersburgllo i am very glad to see you. please tell me with what feeling you are here today with what emotions you are waiting for the speech with a sense of great pride pride in our country the president has always said that we do not abandon our own people and today russia really confirmed that we do not leave our own people and in russia the president does not say a word disagree with the demon, so the donbass made a decision and russia with great pleasure, with brotherly embraces, accepts its brothers and sisters. after all, it is curious that it is spreading not only on the border, yes, the russian people, wherever they live, russia always supports before the entry of these territories into the russian federation, all regions, in fact, the countries provided support already in the restoration, and a variety of settlements , including st. petersburg helps whom in the donbas what kind of work are you doing, we signed agreement between the city of mariupol and st. petersburg we will address t

the largest numbers arrested were in st petersburg and moscow. the kremlindemonstrating are taking a huge risk — the moscow prosecutor's office has warned people who participate face up to 15 years in jail. the bbc�*s will vernon has been speaking to one man who has been protesting for months. translation: i understand i am not the only one against the war, - but we are silent and we are afraid. his sign says "no to war" in russian, but he's actually replaced the first two letters in the word "war" with asterix, and that's because there's new legislation here in russia that actually makes it illegal to call this war a war or an invasion. doing so could land you in prison. he has gone out to protest in the town here every day since the war began. he says he wants others to join him. translation: this is what we need i to work on, overcoming the fear, l the fear is very high. since february, he has been arrested and beaten up. while we were filming, this happened. here in the uk, interest rates have been raised by 0.5% to their highest level for 1h years. the

st. petersburg. the kremlin to avoid drafting anybody from the two major metropolitan areas, because again, they want to shield the public from what is happening in ukraine. but nobody wants to fight. nobody wants to get involved in this war. they know what is going to happen if they do get sent into ukraine. but i think one of the reasons president putin has avoided doing this general mobilization is because he wants to preserve the fairytale. it is also humiliating. people will not show up. they do not have the uniform and weapons to equip another 100,000 troops, and it will still be months before they will be affected in any way. lisa: general, how does it end? does it reassert russia or does it leave it incredibly isolated? ben: i think it will be a long time before we can work with russia again and things will be quasi-normal. this will end, i believe, early next year. the ukrainians are going to push russians back to the line by the end of this year, i believe. i could be wrong. but that is how i think tha

the collapse of russia, even kremlin propagandists do not reject this anymore they waited in 1991, they waited for it, local deputies from 18 districts of moscow , st. petersburg and kolpin signed a petition demanding the resignation of the president of russia , radio svoboda reports, meanwhile, the network started to spread here is such a video moscow plays and has fun on the russian army suffers a shameful defeat in ukraine if it will be done i don’t know russian guys give their lives for raisins and the commander-in-chief opens the observation wheel on the vdng it was immediately too much in ukraine they joke because it was very clear how the russians are being driven out of slobozhanshchyna , more precisely, there is a negative offensive for the sake of regrouping. to achieve the stated goals of the special operation to liberate donbass, they decided to regroup russian troops the following explanations and the kremlin 's demonstrably silent response to the defeat in the kharkiv region give reason to think even to the most jaded russians. by the way, the propagandists themselves are now in a spicy situation. at first, they also pretended that the situation

kremlin mobilization of mercury reserve. it police to crack down on demonstrators opposing the army. call up several cities including moscow and st. petersburg, the iranian president says, protest against the government must be confronted decisively. dozens of demonstrations have been killed in violence off the anger of the death of 22 year old women and come to the last week. i mean, he was detained by the so called morality police for allegedly violating headscarf rules. italians are due to start voting in the general election in the next hour. opinion pulse suggest the right to in coalition lead by georgia, maloney wind or not top story. now the kremlin is mobilization, order is led to more people fleeing russia. borders remain open for now, but the government may restrict movement to prevent more men from leaving the country. prices for flights from moscow of sword, the selling out of places like to kia, the u, a. e and former soviet republics, including georgia and armenia, long traffic jams of forming at land crossings in the neighboring countries, usually quiet roads into catholic stand, mongolia. i've seen a sudden influx of russians

st. petersburg and in moscow on friday, shows of support for these referendum and kremlin officials who said that the referendums pass and support joining russia, that the kremlin would move quickly to annex these territories and then would view any attack on them from ukraine as an attack on russia itself. so you can kind of see how the logic is being prepared here. meanwhile, ukrainian government officials are urging ukrainians to boycott these votes. they're calling them a sham. they're accusing russians of making people vote at gunpoint, and those criticisms are being backed up by everybody, including the nato secretary-general, by top diplomats, and president zelenskyy himself, who is calling this a crime against the nation. kim. >> ivan, again today we're seeing long lines at the border as russians flee the prospect of mobilization. >> reporter: yeah. we may have these images to share with you just now from the large checkpoint between georgia and neighboring russia, filmed within the last hour on the georgian side of the terminal of mostly men crossing in. predominantly men. cnn has s

the greatest kremlin mobilization of army reservist police have cracked down on demonstrators opposing the army cooled ups in several cities including moscow in st. petersburg voting is continuing and referendum seen as part of most was pushed to i met for reasons from crane. all men are reported to have gone. don't, don't get people to vote south korea and japan say north korea is find a ballistic missile to will to see if japan the launch comes 2 days after nuclear power us aircraft carrier arrived in the south korean. so did you son to participate in joint drills? so more on our top story and the war in ukraine has dominated discussions in the united nations general. assembly rushes for a minute to put up a defense of moscow's so called military operation. but there's been plenty of strong condemnation from other nations alopecia has this now from the un. ukrainian seat was empty, is russian. foreign minister said guy, lover of address the general assembly, the americans left one seemingly disinterested representative. the veteran diplomat defended the con, referenda underway and occupied territories in ukraine. unclaimed the u. s. was using the war to p

st. petersburg. and now here in vladivostok in the opening ceremony was attended by aleksey miller, chairman of the board of pjsc gazprom, director general of the moscow kremlinna, and viktor shalava, director of the museum-reserve of the history of the far east. as we all well know, one single idea was permeated to create a powerful state to create the great russian empire, and this was done there was the start of vocational education. and, of course , the fateful events of russian history at the end of the 16th and beginning of the 18th centuries appeared. it was then that the foundations of the future greatness of russia were laid. which, thanks to the sovereign reformer, entered the circle of world powers on an equal footing, the exhibition presents more than 100 exhibits of exceptional historical and artistic value. in one of the halls there is a cradle in which the future king was once rocked and many other items that he used can tell a lot about the character of peter the great, you can see not only. items that relate to the childhood of peter alekseevich but those items that relate to a very important political line, held by his father in other halls,

st. petersburg well, the exposition that was brought to vladivostok without exaggeration exclusive unique exhibits from the moscow kremlin the early period of the life of peter alekseevich, who is little known to the general public from birth to the second azov the cradle in which the baby was once rocked, parsley, is presented in the hall where the portrait of his father, tsar alexei mikhailovich romanov, hangs; other items that his fourteenth child used can tell a lot about the character of the future peter the great and his early hobbies that led. and to the fact that he formed a certain kind of ideas, which then becoming, and the ruler of a huge state, brought to life in another hall exhibits that rarely leave the walls of the moscow kremlin, this golden pectoral cross, adorned with precious stones was entrusted to little peter by the patriarch at a historical moment for the boy on june 25, 1682. he and his elder brother ivan became rulers of russia. were soon lost in a huge amount of palace dishes, only literally decades ago, when preparing a catalog of state regalia of researchers. saw discovered documents realized

st. petersburg procession from the kazan cathedral to alexander nevsky and we begin the release with the footage that we received just a few minutes ago from the kremlin vladimir putin is holding a big meeting on economic issues on the agenda today via videoconference. in particular, the preparation of the federal budget for the next three years, the draft federal budget is being actively pursued and soon it will be submitted to the state duma. naturally , this basic document should fully meet these challenges with our priority, with with which we are faced, i want to emphasize again that russia is confident that it is coping with external pressure, and, in fact, with financial technological aggression from some countries. the tactics of the economic balitsa, riga, as far as on which, uh, they counted, did not work. this is already obvious to everyone, or for them , too, we have promptly implemented an effective protective world, launched mechanisms to support key sectors of the system, forming enterprises, as well as small and medium-sized businesses. all of them are aimed at maintaining employment and jobs to provide targeted assistance to our citiz

kremlin's conscription drive is facing protests. with dozens of russians detained at anti-mobilization protests in moscow and st. petersburg. arrested. all of this as four russian occupied areas of ukraine began forced participation in sham referendum on joining russia. people are being forced to vote at military gunpoint to validate moscow's annexation of the territory it occupies. both the mobilization and the swift violent nature of the referenda may reveal a deteriorating position for russia and growing anti-war protests can only signal trouble for putin's war. meanwhile, in another part of the world, a powerful wave of dissent led by young women is taking a stand for freedom and modernity. stay with us. d. so naturally, we doubled down with a new puppy. thankfully, we also have new tide ultra-oxi with odor eliminators. between stains and odors, it can handle double trouble. for the #1 stain fighter and odor remover, it's got to be tide. a bend with a bump in your erection might be painful, embarrassing, difficult to talk about, and could be peyronie's disease or pd, a real medical condition that urologists can diagnose

protests against the kremlin mobilization of military reservists. police of crack down on demonstrates is opposing the army, coal lops, and several cities shooting moscow and st. petersburg. besides mobilizing troops, russia is making changes in senior military positions to step up its response to cranes counter offensive. it's appointed a new deputy defense minister me hire mit since if you will be responsible for logistic operations i am at val has more from moscow statement by the minister of defense announced that the deputy minister of defense for logistics in the, in the russian army has been replaced, the new man is called. is kennel kendall general? me? hi, mrs. little was known about me, is it said before 2015 when he reports that he had a role in the national federation in syria, particularly the bombing of the pope. after that, he became much more known for his role in the siege of matthew paul in april. and for that reason, the bridge for an office placed him on the sanctions accusing him of atrocities against the police. during that operation. right now, he has been appointed on logistics and thus because people say that logistics might be the weakest link i

st. petersburg elite. this means that they have the ability to pressure the kremlin to make other decisions if they feel thatil she changes her course. oh , to the master of a well-armed nuclear power that is trying to forcefully change the borders in europe, if russia suddenly comes down, then europe will lose peace for a long time in this, only those who have not heard what putin says or have not read what he writes can doubt. he wants russia to become an empire in europe, and in his head he has maps of the tsarist empire and the soviet union. for us, this means that russia will read nato and the european union as enemies. putin, by the way, never perceived the european union as an association with its own authority and always fought with him. well, more urgent news, and after the lugansk people's republic , the denr public chamber just turned to pushilin with a request to immediately hold a referendum, and the date of the adoption of the republic of the russian federation is not called, but the wording of the immediate referendum sounds, so that this does not mean, well, in the united states , the militar

st. petersburg elite. this means that they have the ability to pressure the kremlin to make other decisions if they feel thatr is affecting their daily lives. we must change our policy towards russia until it changes its course. the case of a well-armed nuclear power that is trying to forcefully change the borders in europe if russia gets away with it, then europe will lose peace for a long time in this, only those who have not heard what they say can doubt putin or not read what he writes. he wants russia to become an empire in europe, and in his head he has maps of the tsarist empire and the soviet union. for us , this means that russia will read nato and the european union as enemies. putin, by the way, never perceived the european union as an association with its own authority and always fought with him. he stated that the us military will protect taiwan in the event of a possible attack by china, that is, american soldiers will intervene if china invades its own chinese territory. we will consider that this is the apogee of american peacekeeping activity. at the same time, the us president immediately a

kremlin's decision to call up thousands of extra troops to fight in ukraine. a russian human rights group believes that more than 1,300 people were detained. the largest numbers arrested were in st petersburg0 other cities. mr putin has ordered the mobilisation of 300,000 reservists to fight in ukraine. in the final speech of the day at the united nations general assembly, the british prime minister, liz truss, criticised president putin's decision to mobilise reservists to fight in ukraine. in ukraine, barbarous weapons are being used to kill and maim people. rape is being used as an instrument of war. families are being torn apart. and this morning, we have seen putin trying to justify his catastrophic failures. he is doubling down by sending even more reservists to a terrible fate. he is desperately trying to claim the mantle of democracy for a regime without human rights or freedoms, and he's making more bogus claims and sabre rattling threats. this will not work. the international alliance is strong, and ukraine is strong. liz truss speaking at the united nations. west yorkshire police investigating the murder of a 15—year—old boy in huddersfield have arrested a 16—year—old on suspici

kremlin�*s decision to call up thousands of extra troops to fight in ukraine. a russian human rights group believes that more than 1,300 people were detained. the largest numbers arrested were in st petersburge've been anti—war protests in more than 30 other cities. mr putin has ordered the mobilisation of 300,000 reservists to fight in ukraine. west yorkshire police have launched a murder investigation, after a 15—year—old boy was stabbed to death outside a school in huddersfield. the teenager, who hasn't been publicly named, was treated at the scene in fartown yesterday afternoon, but died in hospital. police described the killing as an "absolutely senseless loss of a young life". the health secretary therese coffey is setting out measures to address the pressures facing the nhs over the winter period. she will pledge today to make it easier for people to see their gps, allow doctors to take on more staff and improve the availability of same day appointments. previously, the government has committed to: reducing ambulance delays, all gp patients in england are to be offered an appointment for non—urgent needs within two weeks, gp practices will be able to recruit more support staff, inclu