, bottom libya back to the stone age, there being 2 governments in libya they, they still the still there is on this done. can you explain why mussa are the 2 governments in libya? well, it's the old dog, my of the colonialist west, which is the vice unruly. they still are afraid that libyans might come together unite and that save and liberate their country from the few patients it's. it's a direct integration by the west. so i do this and they made sure that not a single unified national government can before the problem. and it's also divided political parties on munitions and every libya and city. and this of course, helps them to justify their political and security presence in the country. let's remember that the united nations itself admitted that there are 10 military bases floating military bases in the country. this is that x that you patient on more than 20000 phone and fighters growth inside the country by the munition supported by nato. so libya is a nephew pipe country is a country without sovereignty, and this suits the west because it can continue to run the libyan o libya

post libya has been at the forefront of the migration crisis. we said, let's ship them to, instead of you spending money fighting, immigration in searching for them, why don't we build strategic projects and you provide the funds as partners to stop the influx. libya has long been a transit help for migrants trying to reach you are being shores. but compared to last year, there's been a 60 percent decrease of arrivals in europe from libya this year. so migrant say that's because it's becoming increasingly dangerous for them to be in libya, many are choosing to go back home. i'm looking, i mean, maybe yeah, yeah, right now they have a very, very dangerous to how people go to see what's of course to see. so they'll have to stop pause. so i know everybody is going back right now to dial country. so far this year, more than $17400.00 migrants risk the dangerous journey across the mediterranean, and the rise in italy from libya. but nearly 900 died or went missing, etc. but you ins migration agency says there are more than 725000 migrants in libya, b

we stand by the new libya on its path to a better peaceful and democratic future. so how does that go? how is libby is transformation going to the dogs. the civil war has ranged on for years long last of the west, like by phones most that hands over it, hundreds of thousands of refugees found themselves without the economic opportunities that libya had previously offered. instead, they looked across the waters to europe, libya, a country that had had a thriving economy, essentially became an open slave market with human prophet goods and smugglers. taking advantage of those refugees, terror groups operating in libya, groups that were involved and by the lack of strong leadership since get that fees for a nation. that was one switching oil and had some 50000000 new or is this rolled around on a politician in france? as full and to it's nice, a successful may to operation. well, if the result was to remove the fact of a strong to africa that didn't need the west, then yes, top box over around. well the, so from a visit and it was, it's great to have your company here

the claims that hosp bins, campaign was financed by leads. libya need to get off. the r t correspondent in charlotte dimansky has more on that with a reminder of how events on folded back then in 2011. the chickens are really coming home to rest for the sa cozy smell. nice fonts is full of precedent due to face trouble. next to about allegations he took money from the late libyan need. mom look at that fee to fund his election campaign. now his wife, the former model, carla bruning, has been charged with witness timeframe in relation to that case. so cozy is alleged to take and 50000000 euros from get down if he's been to win from says 2007 presidential race. that was more than double the legal limit at that point that violated french little against foreign campaign funding. but less than 4 years later relations between soc, cosy and good duffy what, upa and phones led by sol coaxing was driving the international military intervention that ended get daffy's rain. plunging libya into a civil rule, why? just 2 days. before nato bolton's dropped daffy was reported say

now democracy could take seed in libya. we hope that after decades of dictatorship, the people of libya can now begin a new peaceful and democratic chapter for their country. we stand by the new libya on its path to a better peaceful and democratic future. so how does that go? how is libby, is transformation going to the dogs. the civil war has ranged on for years long last of the west leg by fonts. most that hands all that hundreds of thousands of refugees found themselves without the economic opportunities that libya had previously offered. instead, they looked across the waters to europe, libya, a country that had had a thriving economy, essentially became an open slave market with human traffic as in smugglers. taking advantage of those refugees, terror groups operating in libya, groups in bold, and by the lack of strong leadership since skip daffy's for a nation. that was one switching oil and had some 50000000 new or is this ro around on a politician in france as bowling to its knees, a successful nature operation? we

we stand by the new libya on its path to a better peaceful and democratic future. so how did that go? how was libby is transformation going to the dogs. the civil war has ranged on for years long last of the west legs by fonts washed by hands. all that hundreds of thousands of refugees found themselves without being economic opportunities that libya had previously offered. instead, they looked across the waters to europe, libya, a country that had had a thriving economy, essentially became an open slave market with human prophet goods and smugglers. taking advantage of those refugees, terror groups operating in libya, groups that were involved, and by the lack of strong leadership since skip daffy's for a nation. that was one switching oil, and that's some 50000000 you or is this ro around doing a politician in france as full and to it's nice, a successful may to operation? well, if the result was to remove the fact of a strong africa that didn't need the west, then yes, top box over around. all right, let's take you back to the breaking news. we've been following

we stand by the new libya on its path to a better peaceful and democratic future. so how did that go? how would it be? is transformation going to the dogs. the civil war has ranged on from the last of the west, like by fonts washed by hands. all that hundreds of thousands of refugees found themselves about the economic opportunities that libya had previously offered. instead, they looked across the waters to europe, libya, a country that had had a thriving economy, essentially became an open slave market with human traffic as in smugglers. taking advantage of those refugees, terror groups operating in libya, groups in bold, and by the lack of strong leadership since get that fees for a nation. that was one switching oil and that some 50000000 yours is rolled around on a politician in france as full and to it's nice, a successful nate to operation. well, if the result was to remove the fact of a spring to africa that didn't need the west then. yes, top box over around all around something. this news as a was great to have your company here on, on the international.

we stand by the new libya on its path to a better peaceful and democratic future. so how does that go? how is libby is transformation going to the dogs. the civil war has ranged on for years long off to the west, like by fonts most that hands all that hundreds of thousands of refugees found themselves without the economic opportunities that libya had previously offered. instead, they looked across the waters to europe, libya, a country that had had a thriving economy, essentially became an open slave market with human profit goods and smugglers. taking advantage of those refugees, terror groups operating in libya, groups that were involved and by the lack of strong leadership since get duffy's for a nation, that was one switching oil and that's some 50000000 you are a serious row.

then we signed the final amendments in libya, and fedorov spent another two days at the embassy.sy, ​​the city can be destroyed, well, denis, so, stop, documents of this level are not transmitted electronically, they are either handed over by a filteger, or handed over personally from hand to hand, according to the procedure , fedorov should have signed the bullet rush to moscow, why the hell did he rush to the embassy from the branch. energy in libya , i was informed that the command to evacuate fedorov with the embassy convoy was received from moscow. who gave the command? they promised to pick up the correspondence tomorrow, and it is possible that the command was given from mintop. the inclusion of an energia employee in the embassy convoy must be agreed upon. who in the foreign ministry agreed on the inclusion of fedorov in the special evacuation team? here's something else interesting. the embassy received a directive from the director of the department. gunsmiths simply brought it into evacuation list, that's all. who stopped him in... someone from mintop or from energia,

local officials estimate, 1000 sued in these refugees are now entering libya every day. libya says it's not the source, but a transit country for migrant officials here and says they simply don't have the resources or capability to meet the humanitarian needs of the growing number of migrants and the rest of jeez libya, once a coordinated international effort to help tackle migration, they helped meetings like this for him. kind of cheese that out right now. i'll just 0. triple it. the heavy rains in the east and i've got a stone. i've killed at least forcing people. it's a non ha ha ha! was lashed by hale and heavy rain on monday. and as mohammed jump june reports, many people say they've badly received any help in eastern afghanistan after the rain storms and amid the devastation residents. and then go heart province, tried to salvage what they can oh, recalling the neighbors and loved ones who did not survive, praying for them as well, spoke to the vehicle, take it as usual, but all of them to shut down one room. the rain and storm go down, pens, the 100 noise and the little girl cam

actions of nato aggressors in north korea, vietnam, the persian gulf, vietnam, iraq, afghanistan, libyaria and other countries have caused large-scale tragedies that have claimed millions of lives under various pretexts. defending peace, human rights and democracy, countering the spread of communism, restoring justice, fight against terrorism, preventing the proliferation of weapons, mass destruction. the united states invaded a sovereign state, destroyed the established order there, the economy, the infrastructure, and brought disasters and misfortunes to these lands. it turns out that where nato is, there is trouble and tragedy. these terrible images are on the conscience of the north atlantic alliance, this national list of victims too. the era of blood and gunpowder, the era of rockets and sights. they are ready to incite the same ukrainian conflict ad infinitum. there is no room for morality among the merchants of death. at the same time, nato is only a screen to protect democracy and human rights. in fact, this is an instrument of influence on all processes in europe, which is inc

is there border crossing between to easier and libya? as you can see, it's completely empty and that's because it's been closed for more than 3 months. but today, the living government says that it will reopen. as you can see, hundreds of security personnel are present to commemorate of the reopening. now, this is in port in economic lifeline for many people in both libya and to needs u. s. in 2023 according to to easy and officials more than 3400000 people cross this border according to the, to an easy and libyan business association. more than 50000 merchants depend on this for border crossing for their livelihoods. in march, the libyan moves are of interior a metal, vincy accused officers here and it also has their board crossing of belonging to a criminal network of fuel smugglers. he then replace them as a result, forces loyal to these commanders attack the border, crossing classes disruptive and it was closed and has been closed. since you will, smuggling is a very lucrative business and lived in libya, subsidizes fuel, heavily pet

actually destroyed the country, which was better, no, then they went into trouble again, tunisia, libyaed iran, they looked too tough, they didn’t fit in, they spent 20 years in afghanistan, and the result, that is, they not only never made anyone stronger, the creditors enriched themselves, the wars were either on... arms trade, or driving them into debt, as we are now we see it in the example of our fraternal ukraine. but let's go back to the summit and its decision, no hint of compromise, zero desire for diplomacy. instead , another statement from atlantic officials: 50 special brigades will be created in europe to contain russia. one will have approximately 3,000 people, that's 150,000 soldiers. nato is now planning to create up to 50 new brigades, which are supposedly needed to protect against attacks from russia, but in principle we know how they defend themselves, how they defended themselves from yugoslavia, from libya, from syria, from grenada, all complexes are expensive, and production they have small-scale production, on the other hand, they need a lot of loved ones for them

what is libya hoping to achieve with this for him? well, they want to bolster cooperation between africa, the european union. most of these migrants of the most of the migrants in libya come from a sub saharan africa. according to the u. n, there's more than 725000 migrants. currently in libya, living in official say that number is much higher interior minister. now the top is the estimates around $2000000.00. so there's a huge migration issue and, and we've been say they're just not capable of, of meeting the needs for a growing migrate migrant and refugee population just a little bit earlier, we were able to talk to prime minister how to tell me today that and this is what you have, so we as a country are under pressure at the north places from the end, and the south presses from this. we started having a problem here. we told them, let's sit and talk. instead of you spending money fighting immigration, and searching for them as monumental expense, it's ours is the most tom's country. we said, why don't we sit together and build str

so so this also and, and if we go back to 2011 libya, for example, which is a country in, in africa, libya, was there a lot of was mobilized within 2 weeks by natal, which also mentioned that naples is not going to up at that well, what am i multiplied by an adult to enter libya during the time of mom? i've been living in less than 2 weeks a, so the machine was mobilized. so if you're talking about the, the, the, the fight of the mind or the about the mind or this was this uh, on, translated into uh, the mobilization of the loading machine of naples in less than 2 weeks to enter libya just like that. so we, we do not forget this, we do not have a memory unless we know very well. um what, uh, what they are capable, capable. so uh, so actively looking at its, not a matter of, we have spending gear or there we, we know we have a fast, we understand that we would like to move forward with uh, a drawing as a continent, east concrete, dealing with all the companies, all the work on a mutual interest bid as well right. even besides uh, what's going on in guys that i live on, libya that you

in libya. fuel is approximately 3 us cents per liter. on the other side of the border into media, it's about $0.75 per liter. many people, both on the canadian and lived inside have suffered due to disclosure. also, they will be extremely happy that these losses their border crossing is going to reopen. now it's right now, i'll just there a last, as there stuck here, is mediating talks between some other and if you appear in attempts to ease the diplomatic dispute, the 2 countries signed the joints declaration that occurred to commit to a peaceful resolution of differences. tension has been building off to ethiopia reached amount of time to over the break away weeks of somebody that didn't generate some of that. and it says the agreement involves these things. so if it's close to, to them loved ciocca exchange for recognition, a smaller considers to do a violation of its sovereignty. prosecute to improve is demanding. a renowned investigative journalist reveals his sources in a high profile corruption case. now the sovereignty is the sub

in libya. fuel is approximately 3 us cents per liter. on the other side of the border intern easier, it's about $0.75 per liter. many people, both on the canadian and lived inside have suffered due to disclosure. also, they will be extremely happy that these losses their border crossing is going to reopen. now it's right now, i'll just there a last as did to friends. now were president evaluating my cross centrist together movement on the left wing, new pop 3 or for popular friends are scrambling to stop the far right from gaining power. marine depends. national riley received the highest share of the vote in the 1st round of parliamentary elections. and the deadline has now passed for candidates to withdraw from the next round on sunday. as many as 306 out of 577 seats in the national assembly were facing or run off between 3 candidates. but now more than $200.00 candidates have dropped out of the race to improve the chances of keeping the far right from securing an absolute majority in the national assembly. it's also butler is running

but, you know, libya has a huge migration issue. you know, according to the you and there's more than 725000 migrants in libya. living officials say it's much higher than that. some official say to this is, are currently in the country. we were able to speak to prime minister of the for me today, but just a short while ago. and here's what you have, say we as a country are under pressure, the north prices from the in, and the south prices from this. we started having a problem here. we told them, let's sit and talk. instead of you spending money fighting immigration, and searching for them as monumental expenses, ours is the most tom's country. we said, why don't we sit together and build strategic projects, and you provide the funds as partners to stop the influx. our country would benefit from this. the immigration journey starts here and we have struggling our country, lex, the resources to take in all these numbers of immigrants. also law has because she is a political analyst and former advise that are the libyan government of

we stand by the new libya on its path to a better peaceful and democratic future. so how does that go? how would it be? is transformation going to the dogs. the civil war has ranged on for years long last of the west, like by fonts washed by hands. all that hundreds of thousands of refugees found themselves without the economic opportunities that libya had previously offered. instead, they looked across the waters to europe, libya, a country that had had a thriving economy, essentially became an open slave market with human prophet goods and smugglers. taking advantage of those refugees, terror groups operating in libya, groups in bold and by the lack of strong leadership, soon skipped out these for a nation that was one switching oil and had some 50000000. yours is rolled around on a politician in france as full and to it's nice, a successful nate to operation. well, if the result was to remove the strength of a strong africa that didn't need the west, then yes, top box over around the rides. what bringing you the breaking news right now? the shots had been fired

. the killings in libya were initiated by european politicians, who are now also behind ukraine, weapons which led to the growth of brutal terrorism in northern africa, the peoples of burkino faso, chad and mali'. strengthening these supplies, it is useless to seek a diplomatic approach to such resolutions, those who condemn them are considered traitors, i know this very well, tanks, not negotiations, this is the path of the european union, which wants... to increase the flow of arms to ukraine or at least help its transfer, as, for example, austria does. distinguished delegates, let me return to the potential for the growth of terrorism and organized crime in europe, after all these light weapons are combined with military ones. experience of fighting return to our countries, they may simply be involved in hostilities simply out of boredom or for economic devices, for economic reasons. since 2016-2017, many european governments have given the green light to destruction. ukraine, the number of eu citizens with combat experience is probably much higher than the group of europeans who foug

any crane to libya is how much that they need to destroy the stakes in libya, government, now people are trying to fix what they did. so the multiple world is a reality. it's not just the concept someone came up with. if you look at the global g, d p, share, sure of the united states and the west 50 years ago, 20 years ago and today measured it took us number to it. even the 5 found is of bricks. buell couple years ago. the pretty good the disposal of this the, the they said passed the g 7 countries in the g d p, p. and now in that several countries were added to the brakes, the, the shares even bigger. but the united states are doing everything possible to make sure that this share of the real of a new real points of growth. sanchez address, i'm not reflected in the world bank in the world bank notes decisions they're holding to their should share of the votes. blocking decisions, excuse me, and they have the right to do that according to the system. even though it is high time that these votes be read, read distributed bricks countries and says that this is done. and this is be wha

libya's trace was noticed, in particular, in the bombing of yugoslavia, in the bloody events in libya, and of course, he was noted in ukraine during the maidan. in ukraine, the murdered ex-detacht of the verkhovna rada irina farion, a russophobic nationalist, was shot at by an unknown person in lvov and died in the hospital. the ultra-right politician, harshly odious, chose the most radical forms with her name associated loudly. for the world to be fair, today we are committed to building our future, we are doing everything to 100 years since the birth of tatyana lioznova, director, screenwriter, teacher, infinitely talented, always attentive to detail, demanding, but sensitive, when they showed 17 moments of spring... will you leave it? no, that won’t do, you didn’t play like that, i didn’t play like that, she’s a very tough person, if she liked something, she was delighted, she laughed very contagiously, there’s such energy power that even if she doesn’t open her mouth, you start to vibrate nearby, it shakes, and we are shaken almost every day, don’t fall into the frill, but in my o

you're saying is more than 700000 migraines asylum seekers in libya. how do they feed about these kinds of nice things about the fate? so in the last couple of days we've been trying to go out and here from migrants and sewer and tripoli, especially tripoli. i can tell you there's a real sense of fear of a migrants here. feel that there could possibly be a crack down campaign, tu, tu? tu, tu, tu round top migrant? so, you know, we try to go into places where previously that $100.00 microns, there were only a few and they say it's becoming increasingly more dangerous. we met with while we has the nigerian migraines and this is what? yes. i live. yeah. oh my country for file size so many years ago. so i'm looking i maybe i yeah. right now they have a very, very dangerous to how people go to see watch across to see. so they'll have to store pause. so i know everybody is going back right now to dial country says one from yes i was. yeah. i don't find like 200 denying my poor kids. so i'm thinking to move forward or to go by the so my grants are feeling tha

and this is the way it should be if we go back to 2011 libya, for example, which is a country in, in africa and libya was there a lot of was mobilized within 2 weeks by natal, which also mentioned that naples is not going to africa, well, what am i was mobilized by an adult to enter libya during the time of mama to defeat in less than 2 weeks a. so the machine was mobilized, but it's, or if you're talking about the, the, the, the, the fight of the mind or the about the mind or this, whether this uh on, translated into uh, the mobilization of the loading machine or need to, in less than 2 weeks to enter libya, just like that. so we, we do not forget this. we do not have a memory unless we know very well. um what, uh, what they are capable, capable. so um, so the, it's not a matter of, we have standing here or there we, we know we have a past, we understand that we would like to move forward with uh, a drawing as a continent, each country dealing with all the companies of the world on a mutual interest bits dot india is a relationship with the u. s. is deeper that needs ever been, but

when natal bombarded that every part of it, libya was the richest african country pad copy down. the country was destroyed, the army was dismantled. uh oh, you had the was that we had attacked. the man made trip out one of the biggest economic projects in the country and in the region was part of the also destroyed at the libyan assets which mount to $360000000000.00 and international banks with seas unfrozen. they remain to be unaccessible for live young people until now, 14 year to state that the main generates of income and libya is oh yeah. as we all know, an oil is fully controlled by western quarterback corporations. and when the income is, is generated, it goes by international know, federal financial controller in the west. the libyan center on fact is the only child that that can come out to be managed. and they've been center of the bank is in the hands of the americans. and the british, the goal please there, of libya which supported the libyan do not for a long time, has been weakened a greatly after 2011. the whole situation that nato introduced into the country, inc

i've asked, was it to libya while old? this is based on quote, 3 sources. familiar with the mazda navy? all the cool goods on the say that the dean, all the exchange for american dollars on the black market, and to be spent in the region. well, we broke it all down with most the abraham. i'm the executive secretary of the african legacy foundation. i'm a former libyan governments, folks, i'm the so same either vote high. i think there's no foundation to believe it's such reports cannot be trusted as it is gathered and made up by sources which belong to the financial, globalized system of capitalism based in the west. it's in their interest to point fingers at russia, china, even india and the other huge. what suspects which the west 3 gods. b as their competitors, and any libby, as everyone knows was been tell a 2011. when natal bombarded that every part of it, libya was the richest african country paid copies of the country was destroyed, the army was dismantled. uh oh. you had fee of was a weird i attacked the man made t

the balkans, torn yugoslavia, iraq, torn libya - 25 bloody years in afghanistan.ckground, nato continues to declare defensive goals. this sounds like a mockery of the whole world. nato is a heightened danger and such a term is firmly attached to the alliance. its history is littered with ashes and destruction. after world war ii, 250 military conflicts occurred in the world, 80% of which were caused by the united states and nato. carefully, since 1973, every 12 months under the guise of operations, exercises or interventions, began. in fact, it's war. actions of nato aggressors in north korea, vietnam, the persian gulf, yugoslavia, iraq, afghanistan, libya, syria and other countries caused large-scale tragedies that claimed millions of lives under various pretexts. defending peace, human rights and democracy, countering the spread of communism, restoring justice, fighting terrorism, preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction. the united states invaded a sovereign state, destroyed the established order there, and saved money. this national list of victims

what migrants in libya are now feeling a sense of here and we've been walk. we've been going in the streets of tripoli, and i can tell you this resource mc migrants are not coming out in the streets like they used to. so there's a real sense of fear. we talk to wally from nigeria and this is what do you have to say? i leave the country for 5 stars so many years ago. so i'm looking, i maybe i and i now they have a very, very dangerous to how people go to see want to cause to see. so they'll have to stop pause. so i know everybody is going back right now to dial country says when from yes i was. yeah. i don't find like 289. my poor kids. so i'm thinking to move forward or to move out. so migrants are seriously contemplating whether or not they should they, they, they will go back home. uh, that's something that we haven't seen in previous years. like i said, libya says that it is not a sort of migration that isn't trans at country. and it wants international health uh to, to, to tackle the migration issue. and they believe meetings like this can help achieve th

turkish forces joined the campaign in libya as part of a un peacekeeping operation. so the directors president did not necessarily refer to an intervention. however, we understand that the israel is, were quite quick to react and assume that the directors present did actually mean boots on the ground, which is what really led to this general understanding that the church present was directly threatening as well. of course there was a bit of i'm be agree with either, but israel is also on the edge over the past 48 hours. it has been assessing attacks and its northern territories, particularly by his will law. and the attack on mission shows which resulted in the death of give or take about a dozen people and injuring a dozen more resulting and prompted a quick decision by these realities. we understand that the security cabinet was supposed to convene, they did the and on sundays, and they reacted in a way that's essentially provides us some sort of context in how they're going to proceed. this is what the reaction was president did when these ranting and raving again

a few minutes ago, the acting minister of foreign affairs of libya also arrived in tehran.he told you that the guests of the inauguration ceremony are supposed to arrive in tehran by the end of tonight and tomorrow morning, god willing, both at imam airport and partly at mehrabad airport. beshan to participate in the inauguration ceremony of the fourteenth term of the islamic republic of iran. i am very grateful to my colleague mr. ashriz who was with us from imam khomeini international airport and special thanks to be with you, dear viewers. greetings to you dear compatriots who have joined us from this moment. good morning. hello, thank you very much for choosing the reporter to watch . let's go to another news event, and that is the workshop of creating a picture book. more details from ms. payim shaneh, vice president of content of kanon porvarsh publications. we will hear the thoughts of children and teenagers. madam, good morning. you are very welcome. thank you. hello , i am at your service and the viewers of the program. be healthy. what will happen in this creative

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the position, the deep sword for the west of the west on was death is deceptive. not to be brought the books to be the only delegates of good and just the the center for sponsor, for as long as setting the school committee up at the combined the percentage soon i me to return you to finish up with. it's just, it would be due to the same. yeah. i've got more figures to that. you seem to have lips, some of those things. do you need to look into that? you just put it into more real quick you through friday and we'll put that on with them. so it wouldn't even look name in the doctor's office or any of us mostly to prose me and say, doing this stuff. the one you upside with me, at least the persistence, but some of us to do me to this, to scare you put the blood pressure on the part of the plane was we used to born in the religious you believe the truth, even the key to, to you to be lost. most has to look at the result of putting a to the customer for the adults told them, you know, someb

i called libya, the head of the special department there resigned, the connection is not working. so you back. the story with the sleeping people was checked and rechecked in 1998, alexey himself from it refused. and the fact that drobyshev and urosov are students of gunsmiths is an accident. yes, they have been preparing for years for the activated operation. do you have at least one piece of evidence against them other than the fact that they studied together? alexandrevich, well, look what happens. urosov informed boyarinov that the ministry of topenergo had nothing to do with the evacuation of fedor. after that, he was immediately framed. but boyarinov showed up at the evacuation point. who pointed out the little guy to him, but he didn’t show up at all, in this hospital, his father really has his heart, that’s me for sure i know, in the morning they called him, they said that his father was having an attack, he was dying, and boyarinov also rushed to him, kozaryan rang this phone number from which they called, he has nothing to do with the hospital staff, but how does this prove

pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population. more than 100000 people fell victim to their. however, just a few years later, the entail you enroll, collapsed in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the mysteriously lets us citizen, virtually on noon, and the country was appointed by the new authorities to a key post in the ministry of health shortly after my done simple to pursue use to them. but i should then goshen subscriptions to hold on me cause cause that i'm not going to look beautiful enough that you know the thing is that a 100 totally ok any that's fine. we on the support that was done to, for some me to come to credit score price because the new service where you said you ready for the meter, when a pleasure, all the new that shouldn't be able to use the phone. but i put a control this time is no cranial or serious close. i used to drop off a new york place or so just give me the shooting for me to supervisor with you on a super rulings activities as ukraine's health m

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the so welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. joining us now is the host of the economic update professor and economist dr. richard walls recently said this about what's going on these crazy times we're experiencing in america right now. of the mileage states is a deeply divided deeply troubled society. these days, the empire which we built and ran for the last 75 years is declining. and there is richard wealth professor, thanks so much for being with us. thank you very much for the flattery of a flipping my reason to fight my ad. i like that by the way. i just looked it up in marian webster. you ready for this? i was right, did it, the jig is up, was the word i use. and the definition provided by merriam webster is used to say that this on his plan or activity has been discovered and will not be allowed to continue. 2 i got it right. absolutely. and believe me, this has been common knowledge. i follow the european press and i have for 20 years . it's been common knowledge front page story long before zelinski b

the ad defends the spending of the west because it relates, relates to my old my home country of libya, and it relates to the continent of africa. and i can tell you comfortably that the west is feeling that it's not as powerful as it used to be. it has stretched itself, but he's been around the world. i think the rising hours, not just the fresher box of china, india, brazil, south africa is causing so much trouble for the west. and it's tried them to me that the populations of the west and the state of taking affairs, their own hands and thinking, okay, this is a good a chance to have a dialogue with russia, with the globe as solid when they east china and india, and try to build by a world of collaboration and peace, the ellipse of the west, not the populations that leads, they only see on the streets and they want to quit profit and the know they can only achieve wood, floors wars and more wars with russia and china and india and the globe itself. so no, i think nato is much we can out at it's, it's not valuable to do the task as before. the problem, of course, is very easy to see.

to the decision of the iraqi parliament that the united states must withdraw its troops, or as in libyaapproach to ukraine, as much as it took them in libya for the state to collapse, now everyone is gluing pots together for them. this is why a multipolar world is a reality, but how can such a world be built if there is virtually no dialogue with the west? the russian minister is confident that sooner or later we will still have to come to an agreement, but for this, western countries must take a step forward. journalists were interested in whether such a step could be taken by the new american administration if donald trump wins the us presidential election. we will be ready to work. cooperation in the political, trade, economic and energy spheres. also during the conversation, the topic of the opec plus deal was touched upon. the parties noted that it is important to continue to closely cooperate in this direction in order to ensure stability in the energy market. the russian leader , the crown prince of saudi arabia, highly appreciated the level of friendly relations between the coun

inside are beaten and mutilated citizens of iraq, afghanistan, syria, yemen, lebanon, libya, congo andco, they talk about how the border guards of poland and latvia brutally mocked them. they shot at unarmed people, set dogs on them, completely blasphemously abused women and children, and beat them with electric shockers in their private parts. inhumans, there’s no other way to put it. since june 13, a buffer zone, that is, sections of the border, has been operational in poland. this is happening, they have become forbidden, volunteers, journalists, and doctors are not allowed there. in fact, now the border guards there have one task - to kill and bury. the beaten themselves made an appeal to the world to stop this. fascism within the framework of the television film, migrants’ appeals to international organizations and their leaders were recorded, all materials were transferred to the recipients, this is exactly the same they looked like, this is the same form they were in, yes they looked the same, there were seven of them, what do you feel inside now, seeing them ? i feel very bad,

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the . they're welcome back, i'm rick sanchez. joining us now is angie wong. c is a call list. she's also a republican strategist, and she's also a full out trump, loyalist who's there to officially castro ballad on behalf of the former president . uh, angie, i mean uh, given the news coming out of the democratic side, giving the news coming out of the white house. and given the poles that i have seen recently, add to that what just happened the other day where the former president looked all but heroic after someone tried to shoot him. i mean, the moved there must be getting at the g o p convention. now. absolutely, look, they wanted us to have a funeral for donald trump this week instead were delivering him on the ballot for november 5th along with jdw events is running mates. and so it didn't work. you guys all the law fair and also the warfare and the bullets that were seeing nothing stopping this. trump train. i think that's frustrating. the democrats, they've got a lot of moves to make

and with reference to libya and cut out. but we understand that the charge on forces in one way or another, was involved in these campaigns, but not necessarily physically or by essentially sending boots on the ground. we understand that and cut out by the turkish military provided logistical support for our positive age. on an, in libya, a mandate was approved in turkish parliament by way of a un peacekeeping mission. so the church presidents reference did not necessarily insinuate that on could or would be interested in sending boots to the ground. but it appears that israel did refer essentially, except that as a threat. and it did double down suggesting that the church president was essentially who spend is going to be similar to that of. so that was saying other one is going down the path of saddam hussein instructions to attack israel. he should just remember what happened there and how that ended, what happened due to the full to the united states and the rock has become synonymous with the absolute evil of american f

after this , the economies of egypt, tunisia, algeria, morocco, and libya found themselves in a deeprisis. most of the population of these countries found themselves below the poverty line. hundreds of thousands people took to the streets of arab cities, mass protests led to the fact that some of the rulers of the region lost power, and the leader of libya, muammar gaddafi, was brutally killed. soviet russia, as well as the russian empire, were for a long time the leaders in grain production in the world, but the revolution, collectivization, and then the great patriotic war undermined our positions. dependence on grain arose during the time of khrushchev, dependence on grain imports, when churchill said on this occasion that i thought that i would die of old age, but i will die of laughter. the practice of purchasing grain continued after the collapse of the ussr. in 1992 , russia collected 107 million tons of grain, the year before 116 million, which was enough for us. a... however, the government of yegor gaidar in 1992 was forced to accept so-called humanitarian aid from the unit

and then guys, it of course, appears across the boards of libya, ones, the best friend of do you do to install it, assistance in containing my question. what followed with the facts of proof of terrorism in northwest and africa. in addition to the libyans, the peoples of booking of fossil shots and molly's pay, the high price for the european arms deliveries, unrest and terrorism, spit over from libya to those side countries. and the weapons mark has found a few channels across the region. it was the induction of the arms trade 3 t in not 2015, which marks of turning point in the international communities efforts to regulates the global trades and conventional arms and to promote peace and security. our presence here are aware of its shortcomings, some signs, but then they'll try to find and that's when it comes to the tremendous inflow of weapons into ukraine, which started in spring 2014. the diplomatic consensus on a need to contain the global flow was quickly abandoned in europe close for my weapons, but most of which are not made in europe. very much. the dismay of traditional eur

and with reference to libya and cut out. but we understand that the church on forces and one way or another, was involved in these campaigns, but not necessarily physically or by essentially sending boots on the ground. we understand that and cut out by the turkish military provided logistical support for our positive age on and, and may be a mandate was approved in turkish parliament by way of a un peacekeeping mission. so the church presidents reference did not necessarily insinuate that on could or would be interested in sending boots to the ground, but it appears that is real dead and rough uh, essentially accept that as a thread. of course, the reaction did not just essentially limit itself to that of israel. we understand that the statements coming out of tell a view suggests that they have their eyes set on iran as well. and it said on was quick to us essentially issue statements suggesting that it would essentially be dealing with these matters. and what that refers to is, of course, we understand that the are on a f

mass protests led to the fact that some of the rulers of the region lost power, and the leader of libyaomar gaddafi, was brutally killed. soviet russia, as well as the russian empire , were for a long time the leaders in grain production in the world, but the revolution, collectivization, and then the great patriotic war undermined our positions. in the nineties, complete chaos was happening in most industries, in particular... if there was a serious crisis in large cities, what can we say about rural areas? this is a fairly large village; if previously 6,000 people lived there, now, to unfortunately 2.0 only. there is no bakery. there was a bakery here back in the soviet union. in the nineties, like most rural industries, the bakery in the village of zolotoe closed. only in mid-2010 through the efforts of ivan gudkov. who came here from early childhood, a new bakery opened in the village, i just went to the store, met one of my friends, and he said: listen, let's go and look, there are abandoned places in our village, of which there are quite a few here, we went, looked, well we saw a