the liberation, $77.00, son of us, we was walked on sunday. the concentration camp was read by the us army towards the end of world war 2, acting on information supplied by polish and for the prisoners. the soviet military liberated numerous concentration camps during the war, including the biggest camps that might, that count out whats wells people from around the world? well, they know about the allies liberation of the nazi concentration camps. the earlier it was the allied forces, the us in france, britain, in the soviet union, the red army liberated the concentration camps, primarily, i guess maybe perhaps di americans a little bit lower. so re army was held by lind lease. there's no way that the british american army could have livery the concentration camps, without also having an army attacking from the east. at the same time, i think the american then the all been liberated. record version comes form for where there may be the russians on, based on what true. some of the camps were liberated by russians, others by americans found by b

it's interesting that that the camp was liberated from the nazis. and now we've got a key component of key countries that are that fought against that to support the liberation and that are trying to and we're fighting ultra national fashion groups today. not inviting kind of a big irony there. i think it's tragic that we've, that we've taken current events and political agendas to, to manipulate the path and actually do discredit. i think for the memory of the liberation of the camp and, and the victory polish authorities have broken into and seized a russian diplomatic building in warsaw. so it can be used to accommodate refugees from ukraine to polish capitals mayor has said that taking the russian property is, quote, a symbolic way to show support for key of amid the conflict. we heard from the russian ambassador to poland who had slammed the measure as a violation of international law. your lives go be. these actions are a gross violation of both the vienna convention suffer international law. and the inter governmental agreement between the so

this was such a blatant act of judicial activism even the liberal dc circuit overturned her ruling. or take another case involving a fentanyl trafficker. if you read the initial trial transcripts, judge jackson expressed regret the law forced her to punish him somewhat harshly. she literally apologized to the self-described kingpin that she wasn't allowed to go softer. next time she saw this criminal at a compassionate release hearing judge jackson was ready to legislate from the bench to give the sentence she wished she could have given him before. even after the judge explicitly acknowledged the first step act was not retroactive. she tortured of the compassionate release provisions to make it retroactive anyway. the kingpin will be coming soon to a neighborhood near you. in fact, to judge jackson. the intent was no match for judge jackson's intent. then there's judge jackson's troubling record in a variety of cases involving child exploitation. on average where the crime is concerned, appearing on the federal bench within the sentences congress prefers a third of the time but in

initially, it was a good enough idea, but the liberals themselves perverted it, or is it modern liberalismhat is bad, and initially, from the very beginning, liberalism relied on lies, it relied on a non-existent methodology. it was absolutely unscientific and precisely because it contained all these critical errors. he had no other way than what he came to today. everything on which the operation of liberalism. it's a lie. well, very often in order to create a more positive image for this ideology, let's say separate quotes. without bringing them to the end , i often give this example and read it on the test. he says every person has the right to vote. only he does not put a dot there, leave a comma and speaks, but only with what the material condition allows him to have free will. well , we'll never talk about it. we will never say that liberal ideas could spread in the west to those states in which they could be implemented. revolutions are accepted by constitutions, but they no longer extended to those colonies that they owned, because , of course, human rights, but not yet a big quest

qualified medical care combat work to liberate mariupol is an aspect. congratulations, please pass on the words of gratitude to the troops. please submit a proposal to award our distinguished soldiers. uh, as the state awards it is clear that in such cases there is no other way these are different awards, but i want them all to know in in our understanding, they are all heroes in the understanding of all of russia. they are all heroes in this regard, it is necessary, in addition to the fulfillment of all social obligations by our military personnel, especially to those, only to ensure unconditional storage of our dead comrades in front of all. uh, fulfillment of all social guarantees. well, it seems to me that this is not enough, you need to think about additional ones. measures of support and in some cases, think and perpetuate the memory of those of our comrades who showed? uh, brought really heroism and hmm and sacrificed his life for the peaceful life of our people in the donbass and to ensure, e, peaceful life and the existence of russia itself, th

enough idea, but the liberals themselves perverted it, or is it modern liberalism bad in the beginning beginning, liberalism relied on a lie; it relied on a non-existent methodology. it was absolutely not scientific, and precisely because it contained all these critical errors. he had no other way than what he came to today. everything on which the operation of liberalism. it's a lie. we very often , in order to uh hmm create a more positive image for this ideology, let's say separate quotes, without bringing them to the end. and often here i cite this example, we read montaske. he says at every person has the right to vote. only he does not put a full stop there, he leaves a comma and says, but only with what his material condition allows him to have free will. well, we 'll never talk about it. we will never say that hmm, liberal ideas could spread in the west to those states in which revolutions could be carried out, constitutions could be adopted , but to these colonies that they owned. they no longer spread, because, of course, human rights, but he still has a big question. who is

who liberated auschwitz because the soviet troops opened the gates.ly the memory of soviet soldiers, the polish authorities are trying to wipe out from the face of the earth. not so long ago, a monument was destroyed, dedicated, among other things, to the fighters of the polish army for liberating the motherland shoulder to shoulder with the red army roman sobol natalya markevich natalya akmakina ntv television company in the crimea terrorist act. on the railway in simferopol, a russian citizen, a supporter of an international terrorist organization of the islamic state banned by us, was detained, who were preparing to undermine the railways at the direction of the leaders of the crimean tatar islamic volunteer formation krym, which takes part in hostilities against our army in ukraine, at his home, seized an improvised explosive device . scheme of their laying under the railway canvas of extremist literature flag and propaganda leaflets of the battalion, crimean detainee arrested for 2 months criminal case initiated. russia is waiting for answers fro

i think the american then they will be in liberated. the question comes form to where then maybe the ration from they, i'm not sure some of the can for a live right by russians. americans stand by british. it's important to know these facts. what happened and it's important to be aware that for many different people participated not news, i'm afraid, because in 2015, shortly after the events in ukraine, the year after the events, a new kind of 2014 the allies, the western, the western powers did not invite a president putin, to the commemorations of the liberation of outfits. the fact that the russians who, of course, the soviets, obviously, we're the ones who liberated auschwitz, the fact that they went out went invited to that in 2015, shows the extent of the revisionism, which the western powers are determined to bring about concerning the history of the 2nd world war, no, for many decades now, they have energetically pushed the idea that in fact, the war, the 2nd world war was between western democracy and totalitarianism. i, which

who liberated auschwitz because the soviet troops opened the gates.ot only the memory of soviet soldiers, the polish authorities are trying to wipe out from the face of the earth. not so long ago, a monument was destroyed, dedicated, among other things, to the soldiers of the polish army for liberating their homeland shoulder to shoulder with the red army roman sobol natalya markevich natalya akmakina ntv television company meeting, defense minister sergei shoigu reported to vladimir putin on the progress of the special military operations to protect civilians. donbass these shots. we received minutes ago. mariupol was liberated by the russian federation and the people's militia of the donetsk people's republic. the remnants of the formation of nationalists took refuge in the industrial zone of the plant azovstan. it is a major industrial and main transport hub on the sea of ​​azov in 2014, the kiev regime declared the city the practically temporary capital of the donetsk region for 8 years, turning it into a powerful microdistrict. you are a refuge f

overall liberal. how is it that we've gotten bifurcated, try forgated when it comes to media, socialization, politics , jobs, where we live . >> because again, we don't want to make the kind of compromises that require us to live with other people. and also because we have lived for 40 years in a society y that allows us to pursue our interests and our leisure alone and i'm not the purse first person to notice this. robert putnam wrote his famous book onglowing alone. it's a great oobservation. people don't ajoin bowling leagues. they go with their families or a few of their friends and they go bowling. they don't hang withstrangers and bowl against other people . i pointed out one sign of affluence and separation, when i was young and people ey live in multiple housing they had fortunes. people now have houses with decks so you put those out on thestreet, now you have decks behind your house . and i think that helped us to separate from each other but it's also gratifying. nobody wants to watch the n

liberal colleagues and spending time on liberal twitter, where liberal moderators cultivate a safe little space, many on the left have literally never apparently been exposed to different opinions. they did cancel donald trump and other conservatives. now, they are very, very afraid they might cancel a liberal. they didn't seem to mind louis farrakhan's hate on twitter or the stream of lives from ayatollah or the propaganda from the chinese government and their officials. but now the left is freaking out because they might get exposed with conservative opinions they disagree with. obviously a faith worse than death apparently. one "new york times" editorial board member is now deeply worried that twitter will become a scary place and far more toxic. it is pretty toxic for people like me right now. just take a look at my timeline. anyway as elon musk tweeted earlier today "the extreme antibody reaction from those who fear free speech says it all." he is right. elon musk said i hope all my critics stay on twitter so you can learn what free speech is all about. he is inviting you to attack h

what they think about the history surrounding the liberation of such camps. the idea, it was the allied forces, the us, france, britain, and the soviet union. important to know these facts, what's happened and so forth is to be aware that many different people participated with by casting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. i'm certainly glad to who have you with us. right now, the u. s. it says it's a quote, not in india's interest to import russian oil and weaponry. as washington increases, pressure on new delhi with an online summit between joe biden and indian at pm no ranger modi. 2 plus 2 talks also took place between the u. s. and indian defense ministers and top diplomats. they focused on the aftermath of the coven pandemic, pressing issues in the indo pacific region and the security situation in afghanistan, india's imports of russian, oil and weaponry, also appeared high on washington's agenda. the white house made clear the public after the talks that india should not increase its importance of russia

it makes liberal feel good about themselves. it makes the west feel very good about it. so always some seberio. we don't commit crimes day these horrible russians, they commit war crime. it's a tried and true method. they did this all the time in the balkans, constantly discovering war crime that they were always pinned on the the demon of the, which was that they tried this stuff in iraq. they tried this stuff on libya . so it's something that, you know, it's a go to weapon for the west. it was always just a matter of time before they would come up with this. despite these very serious allegations against russia, president putin spoke quite confidently that the events in boucher was staged. how do you think the international community should go about getting to the bottom of their 20? well, they should have an impartial investigation, which means that you would have to have investigators from all over the world of investigators, from india, investigated from china to balance the west and investigators. but that's what should happen. but of course, that's not what's goin

but how can you liberate anyone _ liberation of ukrainians but how can you liberate anyone by _ liberationd the stories that we i and children and the stories that we hear every— and children and the stories that we hear every day _ and children and the stories that we hear every day from _ and children and the stories that we hear every day from our _ and children and the stories that we hear every day from our office - and children and the stories that we hear every day from our office of. hear every day from our office of the prosecutors _ hear every day from our office of the prosecutors and _ hear every day from our office of the prosecutors and public- hear every day from our office of- the prosecutors and public defenders are the _ the prosecutors and public defenders are the shocking _ the prosecutors and public defenders are the shocking and _ the prosecutors and public defenders are the shocking and it's _ the prosecutors and public defenders are the shocking and it's not - are the shocking and it's not something _ are the shocking and it's not something that _ are the shocking a

that’s already a hedgehog, so liberalism will turn out, in general it’s a classic liberalism stipulates not needed, but you need a state that is within the national framework regardless of nationality. from what type of people and so on, here are the people living in the same area. here the state should force them to accept liberal values, in fact, it is about liberal fascism, by and large , because you can use everything, including forceful methods. and even they are preferred. well, like that. figuratively hints and this pretty scary stuff. this shows that indeed western capitalism, and even in the united states of america, has found itself in a terrible crisis. and this crisis is felt, and it is set out in this new interpretation of national liberalism, and moreover, we are talking about all western countries, not only about some anglo-saxon-anglo- saxon countries, but all western countries, and in my opinion. and this is generally dangerous fascism. we are from here. we now see that national- uh, let's say turusophobia, which just got us already, this is what you explained to me, i

above mariupol , the flag of the donetsk republic is now flying to the highest point of the liberatedal television tower was hoisted by the people's militia fighters between siam and engineering units. now the streets of the suburbs are cleared of mines, sappers have already neutralized about 40,000 shells of the names that ukrainian neo-nazis left behind, reports, stanislav bernad and oleksandr bilevy. heavy equipment leaves the vicinity of the azovstal plant, the last stronghold of the nationalists fell, the day before at around 5 pm moscow time, thus we can safely say that mariupol was liberated by the armed forces of russia and the troops of the people's militia of the dpr from ukrainian nationalists who terrorized the inhabitants of the city for the last eight years you are sitting in a car shot by a sniper well, i can’t pick it up since the second of april i can’t take me here, because there is always afraid. and i can't bury. well, krupovsky, of course, to storm the main vase of the nationalists, the administrative building of the plant management, which the enemy, in fact turn

power of light power of siberia national treasure mariupol liberated nationalists on azov became completely blocked the minister of defense reported to the president on the progress of the special operation in the donbass three meals a day clean linen tv books and board games about the conditions of detention of ukrainian prisoners of war mikhail krupov if she is right, what happens, he is wrong about what he stands on and who sits on what during the televised debates before the presidential elections in france liza herzen vagit alekperov left the post of president of lukoil he occupied it for almost 30 years, and the possible reasons are denis and doctors researchers, how restorers treat masterpieces of art find hidden gold coins in them, and how kuindzhi looks now after the story of the theft from the exhibition dedicated to the centenary of restoration workshops in the russian museum nikolai bulkin welcome to the information service of the ntv television company this is a program today in the studio vladimir chernyshov the armed forces of russia people's militia of the donetsk people's r

but to unabashed victory of economic and political liberalism. economic and political liberalism. so fukuyama is defining that. like, yeah, there is economic liberalism, there is political liberalism, but all of these are wrapped up into one. >> i'm chewing the fat, but basically i'm getting kind of an attitude of almost like, if you aren't, like, hoorah, america, capitalism is great, i feel like there is almost a kind of -- like, confusion in part, like, oh, but we won, what are you talking about? like, that line of, oh, there's no large systematic thinking. basically in my mind i'm like, okay, well, people exist outside of america, people exist in the foothills of god knows where they are living in existence. people exist, so basically -- i get the feeling it's very like we won, we've done the good, we're prosperous, blah, blah, blah, then criticism comes up like, oh, what, there's a dirty communist living in the hills? i don't know. >> yeah, or what you're kind of suggesting earlier, it's almost like there is no need to respond to the criticism. >> exactly. it's like, we won, w

apparently, to a liberal judge, dealing drugs or fentanyl is a victimless crime.she should tell that to the countless mothers and fathers who discovered their child with a needle in their arm, overdosing on some king pins poison. drug dealing is not a victimless crime. if you do not understand, that you do not belong on the united states supreme court. in the week ahead, i, like every other republican senator, we'll do everything we can to stop judge jackson's nomination. we will continue for as long as joe biden is ascending these radical nominees in front of the senate, to try and stop the confirmation to our courts. i know that the lawyers in this room will do the same. republican lawyers are the only people staying between the american people and the people that law schools are turning out these days. we are defending our party. you are defending our country. you are defending the rule of law. from a left-wing onslaught that threatens at all, and threatens us all. we have to keep fighting in the spirit. and all the other fine men and women, and great legal min

liberal economics and liberal democracy doesn't mean that there won't be conflict. but at the time there was this like widespread shared idea that there was so i want to talk about the legacy and then i want to move on to the the response of the left. to just really kind of so i and this is going to to spend such thing about i've heard of it, but i don't have if you had a gun to my head. so i just was like, where is the end of history in the evergreen library catalog? i was just legitimately looking for the book to see if we had an ebook of it. but then i was like this is really fascinating. so just pay some attention to the topics that people use 4 can focus see it can folks see the book titles. so this is the book 1992. that fociyama turned the article into the end of history in the last man. but then date 2000 the curious fate of american materialism to folks remember dairy dah from mohammed had bin laden realization for this homicide bomber phenomenon operation theology after the shape of the signifier 1967 to the end of history, so like we spent so much time on

the liberal media, preparing this hearing.obody on the republican side held information back accusing justice brown of doing something that was either made up, not credible, nobody questioned her high school annual, nobody took a bunch of garbage and made it seem like the nominee had been bill cosby in his teenage years. crazy stuff, offensive stuff. what we did ask is why do you sentence people the way you do, explain the reasoning and at the cases and we went after her judicial philosophy and it had to be content just because the judge seldom would answer a question. but to me if you are going to be nominated for a lifetime appointment, you should expect to be asked hard questions. you shouldn't expect to have your life destroyed. and if you don't see a difference between the two hearings, you are blinded by your desire to get an outcome. here's where we are at in 2022. the only person qualified to go to the supreme court is an african-american woman is a liberal. you can be equally qualified as a conservative, but you need

we are also waiting for the liberation of the best people so who proved their pro-ukrainian positionith that courage when they went out with their bare hands to rallies against the occupiers, my colleague. thank you very much. take care, this is our correspondent from kherson, her name was we won't name it for security reasons, let 's analyze it further to the political bloc, let 's talk about the land corridor to transnistria , what exactly is this intimidation of russia or a real plan , and we will talk about it with the director of programs of the institute of political education, oleksandr salatai, and mr. oleksandr, good good night, ah, how do you see it from a political point of view, let's understand what is happening now on the territory of transnistria, because we see this movement uh, besides, it is seen there, for example, by europe on how do you see it from a political point of view, what kind of processes are taking place there now, who is attacking whom, who is doing what provocations, who wants to drag whom where? frozen in transnistria , moldova long ago lived by a se

and it's interesting that that the camp was liberated from the nazis. and now we've got a key component of key countries that are that fought against that to support the liberation and that are trying to and are fighting ultra national fashion groups to day. not invited kind of a big irony there. i think it's tragic that we've, that we've taken current events and political agendas to, to manipulate the past and, and actually do discredit. i think for the memory of the liberation of the camp and, and the victory. all right, 32 minutes. that's what i will be back with another fallen fresh let you stay with us. this is our international ah, ah, when i was shown seemed wrong when i'll prove just don't move any world yet to see how does the because the answer to an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. oh gosh, nobody will actually listen sit or she actually with miley on the city on their punked. dish has a lot karlesha. laura, that the she was she yeah. i do have school g, f, q 3 m i c h

that's how everything is upside down, the soviet liberators - these are the occupiers.e the german nazis who killed almost 20% of the latvian population of latvian nationalists. they are saviors simply because fought against the russians, because one ideology is being established and everything that is disgusting is simply destroyed is forbidden. here in latvia they adopted a law, uh, which prescribes to deprive a person of citizenship if he expresses a position different from the position of the government, because nationalism, like nazism, is primarily a denial. eh, everything else. uh, then, as patriotism - this is faith in one's own, so the west now stands on the positions of extreme nationalism. probably this is natural in poland, lost over time the fascist occupation of 6 million citizens continues again from the monuments of the liberator from the german nazis, while the flow of weapons for the ukrainian nazis, who are ready to kill their fellow tribesmen only for the memory of the victory over nazism, goes through the country. this is how the founder of our batt

all of these are famously liberal places are not surprised but utah is not a liberal place. when you think if you till you imagine big happy families, and even bigger salty lake and a couple of very good ski mountains. you think conservatism because utah is conservative, it always has been and still is. utah is the highest rate of church attendance in the countries, it has one of the lowest crime rates. the periphery is only 25% higher than the national average. the last presidential election donald trump took nearly 60% of the vote in utah, so utah is deafly not california. and yet some of its most prominent politicians are subject to change that. if you don't believe watch them talk sometimes they sound like the running for city city council and science monica. talk about a misalignment, a highly conservative state with extremely liberal leaders. how did that happen? actually it's not as unusual as you would hope it would be.

the arsenal helped the soviet troops in the liberation of ukraine after the collapse., the object came under the control of the armed forces of ukraine from 2014 was a key element in providing shells for the punitive operations of the formation of the kiev regime in the donbass, most of the ammunition used by the militants of the ukrainian security forces to strike civilians in the people's republics from here, russian engineers promptly cleared the abandoned arsenal provided access to ammunition of military specialists, most of the rockets with cluster warheads are now the most popular among the artillerymen of the regime, the most non -selective weapons are here, and western-made ammunition for nato artillery systems here in the balakley arsenal warehouse among soviet ammunition is already new. ammunition under nato standards is 60 mm box mines already and the firing table mines themselves are packed. well, like an iphone in such tubes, that's what is important mines . in fact, they are already ready to fire. here the fuse is already standing and the expelling charge

now, what will the liberal media what will the liberal media and my democratic colleagues say now in light of last week's "washington post" article that substantiated the work that senator johnson and i have been doing? we still have not received any apology from our democratic colleagues for their false claims against us these past several years. they have not apologized to the american people. i am not going to hold my breath. big time media in washington awaken to respect my reputation for the thorough investigative and oversight work that i do as a senator? and it's also my constitutional responsibility to do exactly that. now, we have more records to discuss today. today senator johnson and i will show you financial transfers direct from hudson west iii to the lion hall group. in other words, in these transfers, hunter biden's owasco isn't the middleman. so let's look at the first poster here. this is a january 2018 bank statement from hudson west iii. now, there's a lot going on here so i'll just mention several items. first we've got two examples of more wire transfers from hu

of mariupol , these archival materials formed the basis historical multimedia section mariupol liberation. here is the summary of the information bureau of september 10, 1943. our troops, advancing along the coast of the sea of ​​azov, broke the stubborn resistance of the enemy and captured the cities and the port of mariupol on yellowed documents from the time of the orders and instructions of the commanders of the red army, revealing the plan of offensive operations, logs of combat units, liberating the city award lists, handwritten on the heroes of those events. nikolai kozhevnikov foreman participated in naval battles with superior forces as a result, the boat, together with other boats, sank an enemy barge beat an enemy plane mes-110 stepan obozin, when liberating mariupol, sergeant broke into the outskirts of the city with his squad, destroyed a battalion mortar and personally killed seven german soldiers , destroyed the calculation of a light machine gun, which made it possible to advance without loss division. here is evidence of the monstrous crimes and massacres of the nazis ove

and it's interesting that that the camp was liberated from the nazis. and now we've got a key component of key countries that are that fought against that to support the liberation and that are trying to and are fighting ultra national fashion groups today. not invited kind of a big irony there. i think it's tragic that we've, that we've taken current events and political agendas to, to manipulate the past and, and actually do discredit. i think for the memory of the liberation of the camp and, and the victory as western powers ramp up. their accusations of russian involve mentioned alleged killings of civilians in the queue of suburb of butram with british prime minister boris johnson. going as far as to say, it looks like genocide. i'm afraid when you look at what's happening in boucher with the revelations that we're seeing from what putin has done in, in ukraine, which doesn't look far short of genocide to me. but the british government has stopped short of recognizing certain aspects of its own colonial history. as genocide, including massacres and

sue went tom nichols you talk about b a liberal democracy can you take us a basic liberal democracy and it is a liberal democracy definition and why it plays a role in your book? >> absolutely. i think people have gotten into their heads at democracy simply means the majority always wins. we are not a majoritarian democracy that way. our constitution is founded on a liberal, small l liberal principles of the 19th century the 18th century. tolerance, equality for the law, rule of law, secularism. and so a liberal democracy makes sure even while people but to do things there are constitutional guardrails on around what they vote to do that cannot contravene certain internal principles we all agree on the part of our society. ill liberal democracy is one that just says if you get 51% of the vote, that vote is to take rights away from left-handed people, or black people, or orange people, or read people, whatever it is, that's how it went its 51% the majority always rules. that is very attractive to people who feel disempowered but feel like if you gather enough of them together they could

professors and then working among liberal colleagues and spending time liberal twitter where liberal moderators cultivate a safe little liberal space while many on the left have literally never apparently o been exposed to different perspectives ored opinions because they did cancel t donald trump and other conservatives. now they're very, very afraid. aatthey might cancel a liberaly they didn't seem to mind louis farrakhan's nonstop racism and hatred on twitter or the stream of lies from iran's ayatollah or the communist propaganda from the chinese government officials. but now the left is freaking out because they might get exposedre to conservative opinions that they disagree with . obviously a fate worse than death apparently one new york times editorial board member is now deeply worried that twitter will become a scaryy place and far more toxic. it's pretty toxic towards people like me right now.. take a look at my timeline anyway as elon musk tweetede. earlier today, the extreme antibody reaction from those who fear free speech says itt all. ." he's right. elon musk said i hop

but these are the liberals in russia.berals, that is , i have the impression that russians can be convinced without coercion. they must be ordered. they are used to orders and when some liberals come they say, well , you know, don't steal, don't kill, and i'll fuck you, i'll steal and kill, it looks like these liberals have real power. you don't know that a russian is inside a hundred, he respects power, right, yes, he has a kremlin , if someone is in the kremlin, he himself will sit in the kremlin joseph biden is there, everyone is fine, comrade baida, we are a great scientist, yes, that's why we are now. putin's strategic defeat must become a strategic defeat from this russia. i am russia, the country of evil, and this is a very important moment that we all have to wait for, so what's in this we have understanding with you and expect this kind of method. we have pavlo zhebrivskyi, the former head of the donetsk regional military autumn administration, the president of the union of the fighting brotherhood of ukraine. pl

yes, you see how the liberal scene broke friends with liberal values.rs, because, well, everything is already with the liberals, of course. here pay attention alexander evgenievich he looks calmly to himself. uh, foreign channels are now 15 days old and will return to our studio will be fine. so to say feel like commenting on a joke. just kidding, of course, you understand the paradox volume is actually the situation and circumstances, here, the current current moment, that all liberal values ​​are concentrated. here they are, such an amazing product. dear connoisseurs, as i see what is happening at the table, you are not at all embarrassed. skip not scary on let's go next. what will you say when you're in front of him? today let all the main characters of this story speak in our studio, a man who does not even need to be introduced. good evening so your answer where did they take it? this is the main vocal project of the country voice. my name is dmitry nagiyev don't touch your glasses. and now, dear friends, on the example of our layout. let's see how

but, including here, a significant part of rubizhne has been liberated.odonetsk lysichansk are under control, and in the vfu, well, the armed formation of ukraine and according to our data, at least four brigades were pulled there, which were stationed in another territory. but now controlled by the lc. and it 's somewhere. well, you know the 12-15,000 people that are there now, so they are in this deep shelled defense. and it’s very difficult to fight there, but our people’s militia is now advancing on the outskirts of severodonetsk , somewhere 2/3 of rubizhne has been liberated this triangle still not controlled. therefore, while ammunition is being transported there, it is possible that rotations and even mercenaries are being pulled there, or you are publishing other territories there right-handed, so this complicates the situation while rodion miroshnik, adviser to the head of the luhansk people's republic, is on direct communication from lugansk. by the way, we completely forgot that, for example, ukrainians are still in in february, they turned to