what to do with laurel?rn it into a hostel, others more cultured wanted to arrange husbands here. how did lavra live after the revolution? can you learn this from movies? the action of the famous film alexandrov's bright path took place. here, in these holy walls, the hostel of the weaving factory of the bed of the main character was located here. the weaver's blow stood. here, in front of this window, an ancient fresco was screwed with the most modern telephone set at that time. this is how it was him a heroine. orlova spoke with the government. in 2016, all the temples of the lavra were closed and adapted to the needs of the working people. there was a club and dormitories for workers and repair shops and a rental shop and a grocery store and even a mill. in 1928, in sergiev posad, the arrests of alsufiev began. he was the first on the list, but he was warned in time. on the same night, the couple buried a casket with the head of st. sergius in their garden under a lilac bush. and after us, when, having co

same with turkey, its head also wants to restore the ottoman empire and is already trying on the laurels of the caliph, although he himself is guilty of the genocide of the kurds. this is a show. this is a lie, the americans should see through their leaders and hold them accountable for all the damage that they caused the country and, frankly, the whole world by fomenting war. well, it’s all pretty tough, yes, and then fox news i just couldn’t understand the reactions, the presenters anatoly smiled, or didn’t agree there was

wreath for himself, but when instead of laurels, the winner was offered responsibility for the rightsral dvornikov, who is the commander of the southern military district in rostov-on-don, was appointed the head of the operation, and it seems that after the escape of the russians from kiev, from the chernihiv sumy regions, he took over the command and it was logical, but during his not-long stay at the post of the head of the operation, he was not able to achieve any such significant results except how to demolish brüupol to its foundations. - of political work somehow that's what his position is called on the one hand since may appointment because the commissar manages the operation on the other hand he by education tankist completed the corresponding combat path to the team in the official scheme of the district, respectively, has the necessary theoretical and practical training. but it seems to me that this appointment is due to the fact that the military needed a strong political voice that will be heard in the russian political community, and therefore this official is located so

for himself, but when the winner was offered responsibility for rights instead of a laurel, a generalointed as the head of the operation dvornikov, who is the commander of the troops of the southern military district in rostov-on-don, and it seems that after the escape of the russians from kiev, he took over the command from the chernihiv sumy region, it was logical, but during his short stay at the post of the head of the operation, he was not able to achieve any such significant results except how to destroy the foundations to the foundations, the end was moved to the side, the character of the colonel general appeared , this character is the deputy minister of defense, the head of the main department of military and political work, somehow, his position on the one hand, the appointment is called since may, because the commissar is in charge of the operation, on the other hand, by education, tankist has completed the appropriate combat path to the team in the official scheme of the district, accordingly, he has the necessary theoretical and practical training. but it seems to me tha

of several who will hold something there some kind of referendum to the ukrainians, what does the laurel anti-people and anti-historical regime say? well, first of all , with such a statement, he recorded yet another violation of international law, well, that is, it is not just interference in the affairs of another state, it is a call to overthrow a democratic rite, that is what is punished he is just at every step, we remember lavrov started here he was recorded the first time with strikes on the hospital in mariupol he then just recorded confirmed yes we are his big hospital everything is for him everything is already for him and is the tribunal already there enough information now lavrovo he can sculpt whatever he wants, whatever he is told. i wouldn't call it a referendum, unfortunately, it is very difficult to avoid it, because it is clear that there will be no referendums in any case, because a referendum is a legally organized procedure, it is prescribed in to the ukrainian legislation, and in general , referendums during martial law are not held at all, that's why there are no f

and it seems to me that the possibilities of russian propaganda are already very limited, and this laurel tour that was on the african continent was to what extent was it aimed at the fact that there are some contracts to sign someone what to convince how much to somehow save face because all of his all their lies are russian, that the sanctions prevent the export of food, that it is all the fault of the sanctions, ukrainian mines and non-treaties , the ability of ukraine. it was all debunked, and he tried to at least somehow preserve russia's position on the continents, and actually mrs. aggie, i want to ask about the current situation in the economy, we understand that the biggest taxpayers are suffering the most now, very often from the war, this is big business, industry in particular, you have read that rynat akhmetov's fortune has actually fallen by two-thirds, we can see, for example, arcelor-mittal announced that they are going to stop production for at least two months. well, in the background of all this sophistication, the times makes a forecast that the ukrainian economy may c

provide military-technical assistance to ukraine in may, the bulgarians do not allow a plane with laurel through their territory on the way to serbia. and now the expulsion from 70 of our diplomats together with their families, 200 russians. today leave sofia to say a scandal a little catastrophe two. third party relations

smell the car transmits, and beauty is young, like you know, this wine is almost laurel, and ditties will be different now, both funny and about serious. and we must greet our friends with us play the accordion in astrakhan ura we are a sister everywhere together. let's not get lost anywhere. and wherever we find songs everywhere, we sing to sing a girlfriend never gets tired. from the fact that harmony freezes all breathing about each song, each bow clouded the soul. thank you for the children, so that he continues his work in his homeland, which means that he did not live in vain. thank you what was he born? our homeland russia is not an object not to embrace its expanses are wide, no one can take them away, and we don’t give a damn about them. winner cheerful children always caresses. mom is a warm palm, mom is a warm palm under ours. crown you tomatoes, suck, come all to us in the living room opportunity. you of course. save god save - this is my holiday to save the best holiday. most bred wins. hello.

here in trinity-sergius there was a laurel and was met in a special way. we have these evening shots. we we also talked with the parishioners who moved here on this big holiday, from all over the country and from st. train and went earrings to posad i am very glad that i got to the grave. archimandrite nauma, he is nashinsky, novosibirsk, when you get to father sergius, it always causes an extraordinary feeling, such fertile weather. now the sun is also coming out, therefore, with the first ray and to sergius of radonezh, we are in a hurry to join the whole festive state of mind , to get some kind of peace and peace of mind. it is very beautiful in here. here, a very sincere and very festive trinity will return this week after the completion of the church celebrations, which are now going on, despite the fact that it began to rain a little during the divine liturgy. none of the parishioners were going. i wasn't even in a hurry to leave. now it continues. here at the monastery the bell ringing. and, of course, parishioners rejoice at this event. thank you e

everything is frozen at laurel amount. let me get a final thought from you. i mean, many people i see haiti as a fail state. we've seen a rise in gang violence, the economies in shambles. there's no end to the political instability. we've just talked about that as a former prime minister. do you have any optimism about the future of haiti about the future of your country? well, i believe that that he has gone through very difficult time. we've had 2 earthquakes in the past. 15 years. we've had the assassination of president, so we couldn't get a break. and, and to me there is great challenges, but i believe that he the will arise. that will be the challenges. but we need to help today, and they help that's needed is to get through an election and get an elected government empower and get this investigation on the week to find those that have fine end oligarchs. that, that, that were threatening the president that have, you know, people need to know what happened and fill them. if you can get back to, you know, i'm democracy and a peaceful transition into a st

[applause] and so i save my colleague laurel for last. [applause] i don't need my notes for this one. i have known laurel easily 10 years when i was running sf made before i came to the city, she was my connection point. my beginning of our experience in working with the city as a community partner and that relationship deepened to a level hard to put into words as we entered the pandemic. i will never forget the day i got a call from you to let us know, us meaning all the manufacturers in the city we supported, 600 companies, that shut down was imminent. and beyond that, the numerous dialogue we had every time there was a new health order or every time there was confusion how might this state order or local order actually apply to a manufacture. what is essential service and i think if i had a notion at the time city government was about making rules and telling in community what we had to do, that misnomer was exploded in my view by the work laurel did in community with us and with myriads of other businesses big and small, she became t

so i think we need to recognize that we, we can't rest on our laurels. we've had a pretty good run in this country, but we, we need to kind of lead into the future a need to recognize. we've seen now the globalization of innovation and entrepreneurship 25 years ago over 90 percent of venture capital in the united states. now it's less than 50 percent more, it's really proves that it, it's global isaac. and then with in the united states, we need to make sure we're backing entrepreneur everywhere and not just in a few places on, on, on the coast. so i think it's a great opportunity, but i think it also could be framed as a challenge if we only are backing entrepreneurs in a few places like silicon valley, we're probably not gonna be building the industries of the future. we probably won't be creating jobs and driving economic growth everywhere, which will mean our country's more divided in our lead in the world will likely diminished when you go out and you kind of dig beneath the surface and say where these are, these new micro ventures that have come on

he did all his radio and press on saturdays from the laurel cabin. they all uses differently. the meeting comes from, i, think the engagement -- it has a camp david kind of place. the spirit of camp david, coined by one of the soviet premiers at the time. it was about a place where you could come together with trust in nature, no press, unless you want it there, and the ability to sit down as people, break bread, share a story and get to know each other. to me, that's the true meaning of camp david. a place for our presidents to get away and relax. a place to entertain family and guests of world leaders. probably one of the most unique places in the world, all within reasonable distance. >> mike, we have really great questions from our live audience. nancy from facebook asks, i know president reagan and nancy reagan rode horses while they were at camp davis. is there a stable there? what other activities are available besides swimming? >> the only time we've had a stable bear, a corral, was the kennedy years when macaroni was kept their, the pony. -- otherwise horseback, i had

again, some of that you can't just rest on your laurels with assuming your big company. so to be a half the fortune $500.00 turns over means half the fortune $500.00 disappears or falls, right? so maybe in, usually because new companies emerge that, that surprise people and, and either disrupt existing industries or in some cases create new industries. that's a healthy process, it's an if you don't want to slow that down, you want to keep innovating and leaning in the future. but if you're only back in companies or few places and some of those innovations, some of those disruptions destroyed jobs other places. and sometimes manufacturing jobs or other, other kinds of things. you're not investing in the entrepreneurs in those places. so they can create, reset, can create jobs. it will at least in part, offset some of the job loss. you're going to wake up and, and find a situation where as i said earlier, some people are doing well. a lot of people are not doing well. a lot of come meet . people are mad that they feel like they're being kind of left out of the economy . ha

dynamic where the front door australians attribute these extreme weather patterns to climate change. laurel they absolutely do, and it's been a really important discussion in the late out south israel election just a couple of months ago. and was really interesting to remember that we just had a linear weather event. i rouse sama, which means that we've seen above average tre. oh, and we're now starting to the into mast own season, which means that we will see events like this happen a bit more frequently. but we're climate change starts to get worse. we will start to see these events becoming more frequent and warned him laura, thank you very much, shaw. that was journalist. laura chung there in sydney, italy's prime minister has suggested climate change contributed to the melting of mountain glaciers that collapsed killing at least 7 people. thunderstorms of hamper the search for more than a dozen hikers still missing in the italian lp's after a huge chunk of a glacier broke off on sunday, causing an avalanche rescue services. se there's little chance of finding the hikers alive. the brea

tsaritsyn envelops with the aromas of rosmyrt, and the laurel in the atrium with a fountain holds a butterflyddess psyche portrait of the mistress of the empress alexandra feodorovna obra. columns of the xii century, but the most valuable under our feet, we can now enter the territory of the first century. but one step and you and i are outside the tomb. this mosaic adorned the floors, the villas of mark aria diamedes on that day, which was the last for pompeii, ancient popey mosaic in the dining room, a unique treasure rescued from under the centuries-old and multimeter layer. the ashes of vesuvius to think about only here the ancient romans walked in their katurnas. and now we go to the pavilions this year, authentic items that belonged to the imperial family, porcelain from this russian service and part of the dowry of olga nikolaevna the grand duchess, have returned. received my pavilion as a wedding gift. we are immersed on these islands in the era of historical romanticism. and this is very important, because that's what i always say.

child and there were many serious things going on, such as the great depression and all that, it was laurelho gave me permission not to take life seriously. and it turned out that it was ok to laugh your head off. he laughs life was a very serious business and it - inspired me to try and write funny books, that this was a good thing to do with a life is to be funny. now, what i liked about this is this documentary has interviews taken over a long period of time because weide wanted to make this vonnegut documentary and there are several interviews, and we also see film of him talking over the years that he didn't complete the documentary. he worked on other things. he worked on a very good adaptation of mother night, which i think is one of the best adaptations of vonnegut�*s novels on screen. and it becomes a story notjust about vonnegut, who, i should say, i love vonnegut, i met vonnegut in manchester when he came to talk, i was one of those fans that the film deals with about how his life was changed by suddenly people going, 0h, mrvonnegut, i think you're the greatest thing on earth! ye

the perimeter. >> so currently we have an active crime scene, green bay road to laurel avenue to st. john's avenue to elm place. we have police still in that area continuing the investigation and clearing businesses and buildings. >> reporter: are those people still inside buildings at this hour? do you know how many more you need to evacuate? >> some chose to shelter in place and continue to do so. we are working with our law enforcement teams in that area to evacuate them. the highland park police department is the reunification site for families and friends. if anyone is missing them, they can be directed to 1677 old field road in highland park. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]. >> that's correct. there's a heavy police presence. >> reporter: those transported to the hospital, were any of them children? >> at least one of those was a child. i don't know whether or not -- we transported but do not know the outcome. when they were transported, they were critically injured. just the child. no, i was not given an age range. >> reporter: but the child was critically injured? >> yes. there we

, the laurel club and scotts valley in this section.e continuing to work on this wildlife under crossing to keep them safe from highway 17. that will be the issue on highway 17. this is between 8:00 tonight and 7:00 tomorrow morning. you may be driving through that . watch for traffic updates. over here we are looking at highway 92 and highway 35. at that intersection to are from half moon bay, caltrans signs are lit up i don't have much more information other than that will be construction work near the skyline so watch for that. meanwhile the rest of the bay is moving smoothly. >>> new developments in the case of a woman who is presumed dead. next on today in the bay, alexis gabe's body has not been found but now a twist. this handwritten note giving family members new hope foreclosure. >>> and more moves by the white house to protect abortion rights but many are wondering why did it take so long. stay with us. you are watching today in the bay there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually,

the upper lavra and take several premises into their own hands, at least part of the kiev-pechersk laurelolnikov since the nineties of the last century. meanwhile, the pressure on the church in the moscow patriarchate is growing. events are becoming more and more dramatic along with the attack on its churches by beating parishioners and priests, local authorities in different regions of the country are taking unconstitutional and illegal decisions to ban or stop the activities of the canonical church whistling this year. more than 40 such cases are already known, mainly in the western and central regions, however, the upc remains the main religious community in the country. it includes more than 12,000 parishes and organizations, with a little more than seven. a look at the historical roots of the church schism and its underlying causes in the story of anna efimova on may 27, 2022, the orthodox world in ukraine experienced another blow precisely in this

of the winner in the cold war, the laurels of the winner of iraq in the first gulf war, bush did notential election, but nevertheless he was foreign policy winner, and in this case, the buydens is facing a much worse, simply incomparably worse economic situation within the united states than the one that was in the ninety-second year, and at the end of reagan america. and secondly, he is also suffering a serious international defeat, because that the only foreign policy success that he has so far is yes, and with some reservations, he can write down his asset. this is the consolidation of the collective west around itself and that's it. and then you rightly said ukraine is losing and this defeat is absolutely inevitable and obvious, at least in moscow no one has any doubts. what is happening in america so far, but in america it is still arising, but, nevertheless, uh, the liberation of the entire territory of the lugansk people's republic it seems to me that it will become another illustration. yes, that, well, it's quite obvious. as the situation develops, as they say, on the ground

still, personal hatred for laurels for russia has already reached some irrational.ufficient information to understand who is on it with a blow to the yelenovka, and other representatives. e pentagon they say if the ukrainians hit their own captives, they did not want it. it is most likely not external. and the camera itself will not be broken, and the barrel does not need any evidence. he immediately says that russia is to blame for a terrible crime, so new sanctions are needed. here are the new sanctions. it is, however, completely unique. we say, yes, come with an inspection, we'll show you everything. we will show you everything. we are open. this is of no interest to anyone. the decision has already been made sanctions should be the us congress, trying to bypass the state department to declare russia a sponsor of terrorism. well, they'll announce it. well, who will be worse off? that is, it is clear that ordinary citizens of russia who will have even more problems for any travel, but our people will say. well, ok. then i'll have to, as colonel mamaev told me, bu

to provide military-technical assistance to ukraine in may, the bulgarians do not let a plane with laurelpass through their territory on the way to serbia. and now the expulsion of 70 of our diplomats together with their families, 200 russians. today leave sofia to say the scandal is a little catastrophe. they have a relationship why brothers? in general, since october 2019, regularly, once a quarter, the little brothers have been noisily expelling russian diplomats , you might think that in bulgaria our intelligence united like a wedge right the hot spot of the planet is not so, bulgaria today is behind the european union yards the poorest eu country with an average salary lower than in russia, and brussels treats bulgaria with such contempt that they were not allowed to enter either the schengen or the euro zone, if during the time of friendship with the ussr bulgaria was an industrial agrarian country, now it is a service economy with dim prospects. there was one time when bulgarian real estate suddenly became popular with russians and our citizens bought, there 80,000 apartments of ho

it is absolutely unacceptable to just rest on our laurels.y look to the future, that is, to the past, and rejoice in what we did was ours. predecessors of our fathers, grandfathers, grandmothers there, and so on. no, definitely not, relying on everything.

it's not like you can rest on your laurels and that whatever you will do will sell, so to speak, that people will just with i had all filters on what as with the sun, how it works on the skate, me. but that's all peanuts compared to the opportunities you have peanuts and kings at certain. mowgli sh cotton. the monmouth, blue ah, blue singing is singing for you whole like joey or hard work, but a vend money to help in hood. if i were to say that everything so effortless, you hardly even notice it hide belie. i also enjoyed it. this music imparts has the tendency to make the audience think and even you of the singer. thank was accepted in it's all happening without any effort at all. only he can judge taken from seattle bus yet, but the moment you stop for a breather. buck you realize just how much it takes out of you. oh, i've worn out you are a month. i shall scale oak truth and that's when you notice how strenuous it really else you. the other thing it does, i can the stories about. but because his profession gives you such tremendous feelings of happiness, obviously it carries you f

it's not like you can rest on your laurels and that whatever you will do will sell, so to speak. the people will just but i had also and that's not how it work. and i'm in the sky, but that's all peanuts compared to the opportunities you have peanuts and kings that's within movies cut in the amount lou louis. 6 c ah lou sing and is singing for you like joey or hard work about a vend money to help in hood? if i were to say that everything so effortless, you hardly even notice it hide belie. i also enjoyed it. this music imparts, has the tendency to make the audience think and even you of the singer think, with the exception. it's all happening without any effort at all. only he can judge taken from cindy at a bus yet, but the moment you stop for a breather. buck, you realize just how much it takes out of you. oh, that i've worn out. you are humans. i shall scale oak truth. and that's when you notice how strenuous it really else you be answering. and as i can, stories about. but because his profession gives you such tremendous feelings of happiness, obviously it carries you from on

there's currently a waiting list of several weeks. laurel betz read about the 70 euro king sceptre back home in australia. she can't wait to try it out. i kind of trying not to have many expectations because i think often you're disappointed if your expectations are too high, i'm sure that whatever they make is going to be amazing because everything said about this company is amazing. so i have no doubt it will be a real experience. this gelatin cone has cream mashed pistachios, saffron ice cream, whipped cream gold, leaf, and spun sugar, regal ingredients fit for any king or queen. well, soon, it's already melted. many a foodies, heart. i can taste the earth and the flower. i know that sounds crazy, but it melts, but not so fast. the cream inside, ah, and this is just like a princess's golden locks of hair everything. everything is amazing. amazing. but the ma, combo j latria, has tasty treats for all, even if you're on a budget, their traditional to a lot of cost as 5 to 7 year olds up with . now i'd probably take one of those now while many in southern italy cool off with an ice crea

also said that he is distancing himself because who would not like to be at the same table with a laurel of course, in the language of diplomats. well, as i understand it, this is a direct slap, mr. igor, in your opinion, on the main part of the same of the big 20 and today's situation, putin will appear. i think that no, and the leaders of other states clearly show and all its place, that is, russia is a terrorist state and it is worth being wary of it and in no way show, even symbolically, that diplomats among themselves have a certain manifestation of friendship or partnership, well , of course, i would like to even formally see you respect, but how can you respect terrorism, and for me personally, this summit of the group of 20 is interesting because the minister of foreign affairs of great britain and the forest - once poured flew there just at the time when the clouds were already thickening over boris johnson and in fact the issue of his resignation was already quite close and in this case this summit once again showed that the world despite the ambiguity of the position of some s

you still go to britain, change to perform your fish less not pluck they are for if of laurel and put you wrong. be sure newkirk you cooked up, live blood the good luck to face to face. bruship gosh, i was fair with yahoo! i wish to fell out of stone will us, which is no more with a willa fish, not the push home a bit of will not share the go to the novel on the local, peevish boy. and 1st you are miracles. cra december the 7th. 1941. japan's force is attacked, pearl harbor, the main u. s. military base and the pacific america is forced to join the war. it's vast industrial base which had been used for the manufacturing civilian technology was quickly re orchestrated to produce munitions and tanks and aircraft and naval vessels for a funding of the war. as early as summer, 941 stein raises the question of opening a 2nd front line with churchill. but the british prime minister declines citing difficulties with true deployment. roosevelt promises that the u. s. army will land in france in 1942, lay to us churchill to inform installing that the operation will not go ahead. churchill flie

countries is quite huge. italy, spain are all those big countries. fortunately, greece and spain them laurel. the investment in these banks on board is now functioning in any of the countries with infrastructure projects. and i just wanted say that these are all, it's no words. we have to see hard facts before we say that it is a content for 2nd of all, we have to leave it there one. and one last thing that i would add is that there was also a lot of interdependence in russia. western europe fortunate they did not because you know, these 2 powers from, you know, going into a direct conflict in your brain. so, but i quote that these experience will serve as a, as a warning to other international players. anyway, we have to leave it there. thank you very much for your insights today. thank you. and thank you for watching cold to syria again. well, the part a with mm. oh, total is the aggression to day. i'm authorizing additional strong sanctions to day russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in job search of luckily, when was the

it's not like you can rest on your laurels and that whatever you will do will sell, so to speak, that people will just with i had a whole filters on what is it? it's not how it works on the scale. but that's all peanuts compared to the opportunities you have peanuts and kings at certain. mowgli sh, gotten them on lou louis. 6 ah lou zing and he's singing for you like joey or hard work about vend money to help in hood. if i were to say that everything so effortless, you hardly even notice it. i'd be lie. i will stand enjoyed it. this music imparts has the tendency to make the audience think and even you of the singer thank was accepted in it's all happening without any effort at all. only seagly had taken from cindy at a posse. it, but the moment you stopped for a breather. buck you realize just how much it takes out of you. oh, that i've worn out. you are a month. i shall scale oak truth and that's when you notice how strenuous it really else he the answering as i can stories about. but because his profession gives you such tremendous feelings of happiness, it carries you from one wav

well, i think no russian soldier laurel, but will not be able to shoot.uch a story that, ah, when there was allegedly shelling from our side on the laurels, right in front. uh, after after came uh, supposedly the governor. this is svyatogorsk, which, well, like on their part, but together with journalists, and now he took it off. how did the russians fire at the lavra, that is, it makes no sense to us how to launch mines there, either, well, frankly speaking, or demolish it. yes, or, as it were, well, do not shoot with everything, and this has no political, no, no military meaning. that yes, they fired at the laurel themselves, then the journalists arrived, they filmed how bad everything was, and the inhabitants, who are about 600 people, are sitting in the basement of this laurel. they don't take them out. from there they continue to hold. here are the circumstances. marshal was in direct contact with us and we are waiting for the shots that kirill promised to scotter and other details. thanks a lot. and we continue to discuss the topic. well, the gas is

the structure of the laurels project from earlier decimated the populations of 2 fair species. and like wind turbines that have been known to cause the lungs of bats flying past implored the pressure difference caused by total barrages could have a similar effect on the internal organs of fish. but title stream projects are already more eco friendly. titled turbines turned quite slowly. so the idea of things getting chalked is, is, is going to be, you know, probably not going to have things getting hit yes. back and happens, especially at tip speeds. the big problem is not probably going to be collision. the problem is going to be displacement, that animals will avoid these areas and therefore not use these dairies to feed in . we've compared it to climate change and even by 2050. what you see is climate change is 10 times worse than taking the maximum amount out of tides. title has other benefits too. while it's financial cost still higher than other renewables. if net benefit could actually be higher when you consider things like it's predictable supply of clean energy to the

north korea and iran in terms of the level of sanctions, well, let's say that the conversation of the laurelsit won't calm the americans down again , they are victims of blackmail, they want to save two of their citizens , there is absolutely nothing wrong with the famous basketball court, which was tried because of the fact that it accepts marijuana, a regularly authorized and generally captured american tourist in the middle of the states today in russia, the bandits will hand over the person accused of this . well, that's what i'm talking about, uh, it will be worth talking to blinkin, it worries me, mmm, just the behavior of the other side of the second camp in the american administration, mmm, let's see salevana and here is such an appeal to the european union and great britain, well, let's say from the official side of ukraine, what kind of hog, what kind of government kid, this is the position of ukraine, which requires the introduction of more severe sanctions, this behavior is completely incomprehensible to me. i would like to ask you about assets in general putin's second leap is ab