mfa oleg never the mfa of ukraine, headed by minister dmytro kulebuyu, is making every effort to protect interests of ukrainian citizens in russia . hundreds of thousands of ukrainians who were illegally deported from ukrainian towns and villages temporarily captured by the russian army, including children, need help. many of our citizens ended up on russian territory without documents minister minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba called on the event to stop issuing visas to russians. in his opinion, european countries should close entry for russians until they learn to respect the borders of other states. i call on all eu countries and jason to stop issuing visas to russians. the president is absolutely correct in insisting on this. the russians mostly support the war against ukraine. they should be deprived of the right to cross international borders. until they learn to respect them, the initiative was supported by the minister of foreign affairs of the czech republic. to limit the trips of russians to europe and also to finland, or when russia is waging an aggressive

to russians, however, since september they are going to issue them half as much, as explained in the mfa was usually issued a thousand, visas per day will be, respectively, no more than 500,100 for tourists, the remaining 400 for those who travel for work, studies, well, or for family matters, but the minsk hmm finnish ministry of foreign affairs determined the quota of time allotted for applying to deal with tourists .

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this type of anti-personnel mfa is an old model that does not have self-destruction. they can lie there for years, from the moment when they began to intensively sow, in principle, there is no other way to say the territory of our cities for more than 30 people, it was blown up on these mines, including children. this is the main danger of these petals is that they cannot be found. yes, i understand correctly, this is such mining from the air. yes, this mining from the air with hurricanes is triggered by a device that opens containers. here, each rocket has 315 mines, which are small in size, and they scatter in green. there is a sand color. but once again i say new developments, which subsequently were they stand by the liquidator itself, which, after 40 hours, uh, exploded itself. and these old ones don't explode. they just explode. yes, as if eduard alexandrovich what is known about this topic and, accordingly, how did this regrouping on their part affect the situation at the forefront at the front? well, on the front line, it doesn't change much. here is the word

lake mfa is only a quarter full. these are critical resources for nearby farmers, who produce products worth $15 billion a year, describing the american approach to using the reservoir. experts draw an analogy with the unreasonable spending of funds in a bank account. we just continued to go into the red on the account pace, but never replenished this account, did not restore the balance, and now there is nothing left but to move on to serious restrictions on consumption. some states have tried to say this is a very important issue and others need to address it to cut spending. father answered we are certainly ready, but we will not do this. if others don't join. in the end. we are now in the final stages of a crisis that could be a disaster for the state oil and gas company. poland will receive a loan for purchase of gas, according to local smiths 4 billion 800 million pln or more than a billion dollars borrowed funds due to extremely high gas prices in europe, they are stably above 2,000 dollars per 1,000 cubic met

it's like everest mfa mfa yes and a huge amount to take.s is absolutely a lie, myths, the famous bulgarian women live on their own, acquiring more and more new ones. with fantastic details, all this actually works against vanga, fables distort the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bher real earthly life, so i will deliberately not talk about the soothsayer with the filing of those who have never seen her adam speak only to those people who directly experienced the effect of an angel. a multiple participant in the world championships, the former coach of the bulgarian rhythmic gymnastics team, once vanga began to tell me about competitions in which she was not only to participate. she wrote absolutely everything in great detail. she wrote a hall of people in the hall - she said, who will be the winner. and she added it will be girls with flowers in their hair at those competitions, the winning soviet team performed with flower decorations. indeed, then at the world championships in rotterdam was won by the soviet team. sergei mikhalkov, the author of unc

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its first winner was less than mfa reshetnikov from novosibirsk, who won the gold medal in the solo competitionll put the final of the women's tournament two two-time olympic champions yana yagoryan and sofia lokhanova met. former pozdnikova, lokhanova missed the first half of the season, and in the second gave out a series, winning five tournaments out of six, igor was unlucky in the finals, his last four finals. she lost, and three of them were precisely lokhanova igoryan who was determined to interrupt this unpleasant statistic and was able to become the champion of the all-russian spartakiad. the all-russian spartakiad in summer sports among the strongest athletes started on august 10 and will last until october 2. chelyabinsk hosts athletics from august 25 to 28 and one of the main stars. the olympic champion in high jump maria losetskini, her coach gennady gabrielyan, in an interview with my colleague andrei shlyapnikov, revealed the secret of the success of the famous athlete and told how his student is going through a difficult period in the history of russian sports. naturally, why did

it is, er, quoting the head of the department not distribution and control of weapons of the russian mfar vyshnevetskyi, he says that there are supposedly ukrainian armed forces - these are heterogeneous armed formations, these people will be ready to carry out any provocation, that it is dangerous for representatives of the megate. the question for you, mr. volodymyr, is the following: why are the igad trying to agree on something with russia instead of saying that russia leave the territory of ukraine, then we will not have a problem with the zaporizhia npp, then additional russians will not stand near the reactors, then there will not actually be a threat of another chernobyl why do the un and mega-states allow the russians to wipe their feet on them so publicly? it is a big problem of modern international organizations in which there is russia and which pays relatively large contributions to the budget of these organizations because of this. the leadership of the same er means to them the nation or have i now we are talking about this already in such a situation around the zaporizhzh

strongly condemns attempts to obstruct the magathan's mission to the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, mfaoman marie zakharova said in a comment that russia will take all necessary measures, so that the agency's specialists were at the station to give a truthful assessment of the destructive actions of the ukrainian side. let me remind you that last saturday the artillery fired again at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant , and also, the city of energodar, here is how mikhail ulyanov, the permanent representative of russia to international organizations in vienna, commented on the situation about a not very mission led by the magathen of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant well, i think that it will be worked out in the near future time. this is not an easy process. especially considering that ukraine and its western patrons put forward a whole series of preconditions that may prove ultimately insurmountable for us. the most important thing is to ensure the absolute safety of the international mission. it is absolutely impossible to do this in the face of ongoing shelling. therefore, in th

neighboring state of mexico by seven, all due to lack of water in the largest american reservoir, lake mfa it is only a quarter full with other reservoirs on the river the situation is no better, and it is a critical resource for nearby farmers who produce $ 15 billion a year, describing the approach americans to use the reservoir. experts draw an analogy with the unreasonable spending of funds in a bank account. we just continued to go into the red on the account and talked. well, you can perfectly spend at the same pace, but they never replenished this account, did not restore the balance, and now there is nothing left but to move on to serious restrictions on consumption. some states have tried to say this is a very important issue and others should address it to cut spending. father answered we are of course ready, but we will not to do so if others do not join. as a result, we are now at the last stage of the crisis, which can become a catastrophe. the drought has also hit other major food exporters, including china, especially strange europe, so in france, only half of the grain crop

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mfa lake is only a quarter full of other reservoirs on the river, the situation is no better, and itresource for nearby farmers who produce $ 15 billion a year, describing the american approach to using the reservoir. experts draw an analogy with the unreasonable spending of funds in a bank account. we just kept going down and talking. well, you can perfectly spend at the same pace, but you have never been engaged in replenishing this the accounts did not restore the balance and now there is nothing left but to move on to serious restrictions on consumption. some states have tried to say this is a very important issue and others need to address it to cut spending. they answered about them. of course we are ready, but we will not do it. if others don't join. eventually. we are now in the last stages of a crisis that could become a catastrophe. the drought has also hit other major food exporters, including china in a particularly strange europe, such as france only half of the grain crops are in good or excellent condition, and for corn in just a month. their quality has deteriorated b

he holds an mfa in the new area of porting from new york university arthur l. carter school of journalism. in 1998 to 2006 he served as a u.s. marine deployed to the mediterranean. east africa and iraq. he grew up on military bases from the east coast of the united states to japan. he currently lives in new york city that calls it land upon. please s give a warm savannah welcome to jerad alexander. [applause] >> good morning. first thanks for having me. it's been a hard year for face-to-face interactions and just being here is a real honor actually. i'mm truly happy to be invited o talk about my look -- might look. that's what i want to talk about but i thought about what i was going to talk about and i can thinking about the works as it child that lured me into the work they did. i thought i'd take time to review that. offirst off i want to start by talking about a book that maybe wouldn't be considered an inspiration or a memoir but it was hells angels by hunter thompson. the story of how his work came to exist and the reason we know about it is just about as

. >> melissa hudson bell, mfa, phd. she is the brains behind the organization.ith her family a few times as a kid but she never saw the side of the island few tourists do. >> i don't know that we really left the resorts. >> kyle rated this for his university students and visiting academics. it shows how long the deeply rooted u.s. military has been in hawaii. most visitors have no idea the effect it has. >> general john scofield was masqueraded as a tourist to do reconnaissance on a suitable military location. he looks down and sees what most people would know as pearl harbor and what the hawaiians had built the, this engineering marvel of aquaculture and agriculture he says it is valueless. this is where the idea that hawaii only sues for other people. >> it's value is r-value. >> exactly. people have an idea of what hawaii is to them. this notion of a loja spirit is a compulsory hospitality. this is such a deep concept for hawaiians. it means the exchange of breath, of life. is more than just love or greeting. >> there is something that hit so deep thinking ab

so i've actually started an mfa in creative nonfiction so that i could learn the craft of writing nonfictionabout other people because it's totally different than writing about yourself. so i don't i don't have any projects as far as a book in the recent it. this year or next but but i do like to write and i write a lot of op-eds i write when there's a spark. all right, so january 6th. i actually wrote not only an op-ed, but i took my manuscript and i rewrote the last chapter so i scrapped the last chapter. i had it all in to the publisher and everything and then january 6 happened, and i said, nope. we're not we're not getting it printed yet. i got to rewrite this thing. so there when i when i see a spark that's when i go out there and i have written like three or four op-eds that have been published nationally usa today newsweek etc this year and you usually it's about current events, or i'm trying to tie some of my experience in credibility into talking about certain things that are happening in our country. so i do like to write but as far as a new book project, i don't know i got to thi

he holds an mfa in literary reportage from the new york universityarthur l carter school of journalism . from 1998 to 2006 he served as a us marine deployed to the mediterranean east africa and iraq. he grew up on military bases from the east coast of the united states. he currently lives in new york city but calls atlanta home. please give a warm savanna welcome to jerad alexander. [applause] >> good morning. give me one second here. ... first thanks for having me. it's been awful hard year for face-to-face interactions with books for a few years i suppose and just being here is a real honor actually. i was happy to be invited. to you guys about my book and some of the stuff that's written in it and that's what i wanted to talk aboutt. i thought about what i was going to sit here and talk about i kept thinking about other works that sort of both maybe as a kid and an adult sort of moved me into writing about war the way i did. so i thought i'd take a little time to do that and i guess first off i want to start by talking about the book that maybe would be considered an inspiration for

and elsewhere he holds an mfa in literary reportage from the new york university arthur l carter school of journalism. from 1998 to 2006 he served as a us marine deploying to the mediterranean. east africa in iraq, he grew up on military bases from the east coast of the united states to japan. he currently lives in new york city, but calls atlanta home. please give a warm savannah. welcome to jared alexander. good morning. wow, give me one sec here. okay? first thanks for having me. i it's been a hard year for face-to-face interactions with books and her two years i suppose and just being here is a real honor. actually, i'm was really happy to be invited and speak to you guys about my book and about some of the stuff that sort of influenced it. and that's kind of what i want to talk about actually is i i just when i thought about what i was going to come up here and talk about i kept thinking about other works and other works that sort of but maybe as a kid and as an adult sort of moved me into writing about war the way that i did and so i thought i took a little take a little time to d

later in the 19th century that we see the rise of museums that might be familiar to us today, like the mfa and boston, the metropolitan museum of art, the american museum of natural history. these were all founded around the 18 70s, following the civil war. i've been really interested in this in between moment between the 18th century and these later museums, where we can really see this kind of gradual, messi, non linear transition between a cabinet of curiosities model where you have collections that are filled with all kinds of different objects together, towards greater specialization. also, between collections that were often restricted for elite audiences or imagine to have a research purpose, towards institutions that were dedicated a sensibly to public education and access. by examining this period in more detail, i also want to argue that we can see more clearly that the idea of the museum itself was in flux. you can see this in the different terms that were used to describe collections during this period. you often see terms like cabinet, gallery, museum, they all mean objects co

say to mfa a i'll tell you quickly, you turned away from everyone. who came to rescue you.ungry and dirt. to luxury and idleness. well , you yourself would have remained forever wild. the most beautiful city and grief those who do not agree with this? after all, you are poisonous and i am yours. so thin father and mother you are not fired ancestors will kill me, i work at night. i'm afraid i'll die without finishing my work. light what else can you buy for sale? olives and vineyards it's impossible it can't be back to florence then prices in tuscany will double buy. buy it, maybe write it all down. listen, father. everything is in your name. here , in the fact that we removed 720 florins from our account, we first recalculate. immediately after the transfer of money to the attorney of senor tomazov, the house will officially become the property of senor ludovik 18 florins there should be about 300. last october, your brother senorbon 23 florins in december, according to your trusted letter , the synder-ludovik took off, 149. well, people in the old house the roof leaked . i

the program has about 800 people try out for the mfa program.k and then, 18 people are allowed in >> jimmy: wow. >> so, my first time coming in was for my callback to nyu my friend lived at astor place 1 astor place, which is right across the street from 721 broadway so, that's where i lived for the three years. i could wake up at 8:55 and make it to class by 9:00 i'm blessed, bro you know what i'm saying >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah >> my whole life, it's like, "you five minutes away from school, brown? it's like, "yeah, man. i'm five minutes away from school." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, the life is pretty good. but astor place is -- gorgeous >> astor place is awesome. i remember this too, jimmy you -- i remember seeing you in front of cozy soup and burger. this is crazy. this is before jimmy had a side part like, this was like -- [ laughter ] this is jimmy, like, low level jimmy. jimmy! [ laughter and applause back in the day, jimmy would have his guitar and was just sitting down and he'd be strumming along, just doing his thing i'm, like, "hey,

and the lpr mfa declare.ad of the russian federation between the dpr and the current minister? once again i say the nationality of the greek movement, well, not like that some times. eh, we live like that. yes, i 'm afraid of you that during the time of the russian empire of the first world war, the minister of the rest of the russian sazanov personally. e engage. what question do you think? what kind of weapons to supply the christian formation on the territory of the ottoman empire? normal no one longer, that's right. that's how we decided, i don't understand why we always make excuses. it's not us, it's not us, a question to others. who has been in charge of us for decades. why don't we have hundreds of drones everywhere? why every day? dozens of drones are not allowed to come to them . the question is, but the fact that we have the right to our purchases. this is our what we need, in general we need a question. if it's not enough, you have to buy it anywhere, it's worth exchanging the court of the thirty-

it's hard for me to say how si will get out now after what she said to his mfa.ll it include? yes? and yes, of course, of course. because right now his brains are boiling. what to do? because you can seriously. the axis values ​​its political face very much, as well as the face of china. so for the time being, we are discussing this issue with you now. it may happen that already the chinese air force in the united states of america is already circling near the plane. uh, pelosi moving towards taiwan. well , the question is whether this fatal grandmother will fly or not? here are friends and today i will remind our viewers that nancy pelosi's touchdown. uh, it's scheduled for 17:30 moscow time in taiwan, and we'll be watching it live on our program, of course we'll tell you, and so you asked and said, you don't know what the reaction will be c but we definitely we know what nato's reaction will be. let's briefly recall ukraine, and any aggression against a member of the country must have reacted there immediately. nato will call for protection and the fifth articl

russian federation north korea have established relations with the dpr and the lpr, so let the dpr mfathe russian federation and relations between the acting minister, i say again the nationality of the greek movement, well, not so some times. eh, we live like that. yes, i tell you more than that during the russian empire of the first world war, the ministry of the russian federation ozone personally. e was doing. what question do you think? what weapons to supply the christian formation on the territory of the ottoman empire? it's okay no one is longer this rule it's just how we decided i don't understand why we keep making excuses. it's not us, it's not us question to others. who has been in charge of us for decades. why don't we have hundreds of drones everywhere? why do n’t dozens of drones come out every day and so to them the question is, but the fact that we have the right to purchase us is a question. if this is not enough, you need to buy it anywhere, change it and exchange it. court thirty-fifth, well, it's great they have no, they also have carra this plane. well, in iranian

doesn’t work with us, if three are on the second freshness, and their classic connection is the word mfaya nevertheless stands and tries to scare us. more precisely, not something to scare. and alexey will go to you to ask questions, erdogan has arrived , you have arrived, and here hysteria around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant begins to rise with new power . yes, e zaporizhzhya is there at the power plant. she and them terrorism is nuclear connected with it. no matter how cynical it may sound, it is beneficial to both the kiev regime and western countries, as it was absolutely right. on the one hand, this is a way to support. the urgency of the need to supply weapons to kiev, and the american establishment is already earning a tidy sum on this. on this he earned to transfer money from the budget. can we now illustrate how ukraine is trying to earn points for itself, e, arrival. so guteresh on e, not stale and erdogans. so, look how lvov prepared. uh, to meet the secretary general, he and erdogan's recept. now social networks have shots from the city on them destroyed by russian te

and in the usa, not far from las vegas, it has become shallow, the country's largest reservoir lake mfa levels. human remains began to be found in the lake on tuesday evening. this has happened for the fifth time. and in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe resort of katskills in the state, new york, a three-story building burned down long ago hotels. aluminum producers in the eu began to close due to expensive energy in slovakia will stop the production of one of the largest plants in the eu due to a sharp rise in electricity prices. in september, the enterprises will stop producing products. the plant had previously reduced production by 40%. in general, for this reason , smelters in the eu have reduced aluminum production by almost a million tons per year. further news of the regions, do not switch. and now the news of the capital region zhara in moscow and the region does not recede this afternoon again the thermometer will reach 30 degrees, which is still high above the climatic norm and the atmospheric pressure is 752 mmhg cloudless skies and no precipitation. during the days of the inte

helicopters mi-28, fire support for night hunters was provided by mi 8 covered by a transport combat mfaed by the scouts; all sorties take place at extremely low altitudes by bending the terrain. this allows you to hide from enemy air defense systems. defense minister sergei shoigu presented the highest state awards of the gold star medal to russian officers who showed heroism in carrying out the tasks of the special military operation in ukraine. the ceremony was held at the national defense control center . this is often the merit of not only one person. it protects the feeling of pride in one's combat team, if it weren't for my team, then there would be no dignity of a high award. this is our common work. i thank the crew of my fighting friends, if it were not for them, of course, it would not have been possible to cope. sergei steps thanked those who were awarded for their dedication and stressed that the work ahead of the russian soldiers and officers still has a lot to do, the main thing is to return home safe and sound. almost 500 children from settlements in the genichesk distric