it turns out that another product is also being brought from the middle kingdom, the share of foreigngarlic on the shelves is an incredible 90 percent, in addition to chinese, they are supplied to russians by tajik uzbek iranian egyptian farmers. how strong is our garlic? in russia, of course, it can also be grown, only in very small quantities, spreading up to you can’t find the horizon of garlic fields, and this is not connected with the devastation of the 90s, there were no endless garlic plantations in the ussr either, because this culture was considered exclusively gardening, experts explain, russians are used to cultivating it on their six hundred square meters, private traders grow garlic, and now and some not against at all. sell ​​surplus crops to retail chains. yes, but they don't take them. country vegetables do not fit into trade standards; it is easier to order and receive from chinese suppliers under a contract, for example, straight imported heads. it is easier for farmers to work with large holdings or with import suppliers to networks. it is always a small batch of pr

are assembled from imported components, in particular chinese ones, about enterprises from the middle kingdomt produced microcircuits. we have not yet fully recovered from the pandemic. so the anti-theft systems themselves can become a shortage, at least the prices for them have already jumped up, for example, the owner of this bmw has an alarm system with auto start and a block. the hood will cost 120,000 rubles today. and if a month ago the owner of this car set, this is the system. and how much cheaper by about 35% would be lower, well, this is the new reality. these are new prices, perhaps soon in the new reality, many will have to remember the classic predator what it is bait sneaks sneaks. now caught. and in vladivostok, for example, there is a growing demand for old and proven protection technologies - mechanical interlocks. and for the forgotten sandblasting or laser marking of the parts of the headlights of the glass of the mirrors, it is impossible. erase such an item already on the secondary market somewhere, say, a stolen item. it will already be quite difficult to sell it, howeve

ah, middle ages, kingdom were no, no, no, no commitment. no, there are no communication. no modern technology, no ability to wage war. i think that's the only way. and that would make russian people think about it twice, whether they need a crazily to like that. so hey, frederick, off the forward deputy minister of justice for european integration for the ukranian government. thank you very much for taking time to talk with us. thank you . the united states president joe biden has vowed to make russian president vladimir putin pay a very high price for what he called an unprovoked attack on ukraine. in his 1st state of the union address, biden said western countries were standing united in the face of russian aggression and pledge the us would defend its nato allies. but he again said that us forces would not get involved in the fighting in ukraine, which is not an a nato member. instead, biden promised more sanctions against russia targeting its oligarchs and a closed u. s. aerospace to russian aircraft it mad but catch up on what's happening on the ground in ukraine in

ah, middle ages, kingdom where? no, no, no, no, commission, no, there are no communication. no motor technology, no ability to wage war. i think that's the only way. and that would make russian people think about it twice, whether they need a crazily that like that. so he had her cough, the former deputy minister of justice for european integration for the ukrainian government. thank you very much for taking time to talk with us. thank you. you, as president joe biden has failed to make russian president vladimir putin pay a high price for what he called an unprovoked attack on ukraine. in his 1st state of the union address, biden said western countries were standing united in the face of russian aggression and pledge the u. s. would defend its nato allies, but he again said that us forces would not get involved in the fighting in ukraine, which is not meant nato member state. instead, biden promised more sanctions against russia targeting it's oligarchy. and he closed us aerospace to russian aircraft. it matter. here's part of what biden had to say. put his lead. his attack

ah, middle age is kingdom where no, no, no, no commission, no, there are no communication. no modern technology, no ability to wage. busy war i think that's the only way and that would make russian people think about it twice, whether they need a crazily to like that sir. he had her cough, the former deputy minister of justice for european integration for the ukrainian government. thank you very much for taking time to talk with us. thank you. russia's war on ukraine is also shaking up the world of classical music, top conductor. malaria garcia has been fired from his post as cheap conductor of the munich philharmonic for failing to criticize is long town ally vladimir putin se decision to invade ukraine across europe. and the us, russian artists with ties to the kremlin, have been put on notice. speak out against proteins invasion of ukraine or base being canceled. 0, one of the world's most visionary conductors, and a long time ally of russian president vladimir putin. for years concert houses in the west looked past conductor, valerie garr gibbs close ties to rushes, aut

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were beat headed in the largest known mass execution in the kingdoms of history on saturday. johnston says the u. k needs to strengthen middle east ties after russia invasion of ukraine. if you look at what putins doing in ukraine it's, it's causing global uncertainty and a spike in the price of, of oil that feeds through to the full caught in, in the u. k. everybody can see the effect of the increase in, in gas prices. that's coming through and we've got to make sure that we're well prepared and we taking steps to, to mitigate that to help people with the cost of living as a next week. we're gonna be sending out the, the energy strategy for, for the u. k. massive jump forward on own renewables, more nuclear using our own hydrocarbons that more effectively, we'll say, look what we can do to source hydrocarbons from places other than russia. we got to get off the russian hydrocarbons. let's bring you some of the days. other news and the lawyer for 2 british iranian detained in iran is saying that they're about to leave the country. nothing in the gallery, ratcliffe, and anesha assured, are reportedly a to ron's airport. the g

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middle of the pacific. and, you know, the kingdom of hawaii had actually very extensive international relationships even before the united states had engaged in international diplomacy. so i have been a very active participant in the u.s. climate alliance, as you know r, nu. it's 25 states, bipartisan, that took up the mantle of leadership in the climate crisis as the former president withdrew the u.s. from that agreement. you know, i'm a founding member in the pacific island conference of leaders here, made up of 18 countries and the state of hawaii that meet regularly through the east-west center here at the campus of the university of hawaii. and we talk about those issues that are kmask to your pacific island neighbors. the climate crisis is one of those. we hope to be a bridge between the pacific island nations and the u.s. in terms of international discussions on climate policies. as you know, many of the pacific island leaders were instrumental in the discussions in and around the paris agreement. and many share, like hawaii, that climate -- this climate crisis is real, and that significant action must

kingdoms history. he says the u. k. needs to strengthen, middle east ties after russia's invasion of ukraine. if you look at what putins doing in ukraine it's, it's causing global uncertainty and a spike in the price of, of oil or that feeds through to the, for courts in, in the u. k. everybody can see the effect of the increase in, in gas prices that's coming through. and we've got to make sure that we're, we're prepared, we're taking steps to, to mitigate that, or to help people with the cost of living. and so next week we're going to be selling out the, or the energy strategy for a for the u. k. massive a jumped forward on renewables. more nuclear are using our own hydrocarbons more effectively. also looking at what we can do to source hydrocarbons from places other than russia. we gotta get off a russian hydrocarbons that him bother in london for more on this one. i guess it's a little the controversy over this, at least not aim as it is a moral one standing up to russia over its invasion of ukraine, but not saudi arabia over some of its issues. here we'll come all, it's a controversy in

man would be headed in the largest known mass execution in the kingdoms history on saturday, johnson says the u. k. needs to strength and middle east ties after russia invasion of ukraine. if you look at what futons doing in ukraine it's, it's causing global uncertainty and a spike in the price of, of oil or that feeds through to the full courts in, in the u. k. everybody can see the effect of the increase in, in gas prices. that's coming through and we got to make sure that we're are, we're prepared, we're taking steps to, to mitigate that, or to help people with the cost of living as so next week we're gonna be selling out the, or the energy strategy for, or for the u. k, massive o jump forward on renewables, a more nuclear are using our own hydrocarbons or more effectively. also look what we can do to source hydrocarbons from places other than russia. we got to get off a russian hydrocarbons. while brittany is among countries pressuring oil producers in the goals to boost production and reduce prices. major opec, producer, saudi arabia, and the united arab emirates have spare capacity to pump more, but have reveals no plans

middle east forced the british. radically to take up the solution of the problem such a radical decision was the creation of direct assistance and the participation of britain of the wahhabid kingdomf saudi arabia, which was called upon to lead the islamic ummah, becoming the owner of the main islamic shrines of mecca and mines, the legendary lorenz became one of the architects of the kingdom. arabian, this outstanding british agent of the hands of the arabs has become an indispensable person in the light of the saudi king to do too much with his own hands. let the arabs do better. it's tolerable than you. excellent it's such a war and you should only help them, not win it for them in reality in strange arab conditions. your work will never be this good. how can you imagine lauren of sarabia 1917? thomas lorenz, better known as lawrence of arabia 1888-1935 british military figure, famous for his successful mediation between british troops and arab tribes who rebelled against turkish rule in 1916. lauren is considered a military hero, both in great britain and in a number of arab countries in the middle east in 1916 participated in hostilities against the turks on the side and the

kingdom, and the way that is that with refugees. would >> you like to see uncapped number of these? >> i'm not going to pluck a number out the care in this middlef this conflict. we can all see what's happening. i'm >> not asking for. number >> -- or would it be uncapped? >> i think we need to work with our allies across europe -- the uk's place part. i hope -- tens of thousands. i think plucking the numbers wrong. we don't know where this conflict is going to go. we all hope that it de-escalates, but we don't know that. therefore, anybody, today, putting a number on it, i don't think it's -- >> i'm not asking for number, i'm asking if it's gonna be kept. >> a cap is a dumper. >> no cap, then? >> a cap is a number. i'm not going to give a number. >> i'm not asking you with the number should be, i'm asking if there should be a cap, or should be uncapped. >> we should provide sanctuary to all of those that are fleeing for their lives that want to come to the united kingdom. it shouldn't be kept. >> thank you. we've already seen more -- the horse that we've seen. the uk says they're supplying defensive weapons that ukrainians -- fighter jet, and s

middling studies, johns hopkins university. thank you. who the rebels in yemen have declared a 3 day cease fire and their fight against the saudi coalition. comes a day after their drones and missiles hipaa kingdom. alex catalyst has the latest in the aftermath of yet another air attack firefighter's attempt to does a blazing yeoman's capital santa. this, after a flurry of strikes, won't talk it since and as well as on the port city of her data which killed several people. some residents claimed that united nations workers in a nearby building had prior knowledge, and left the area before the attack took place. a number of of yeoman was dagger schooner. it's strange that their staff left a few hours ahead of the year strike, which means that they were probably notified. the saudi led airstrikes came a day after a series of drone and missile attacks by huffy rebels on jetta. and other saudi cities, all refineries were among the targets. there were no dest reported in the strikes, but it was the most concerted air operation by the who thes in the 7 year conflict . and in the wake of the retaliatory attacks by the coalition. the hootie rebels announced a unilateral 3 day cease fire, expressing the

changing horses mid race and get in the middle of the conflict in terms of cross with russia, we want clear indications of the u.s. willingness to partner with the kingdom to address the clear security needs also, president biden will have to reach out directly to the crown prince of saudi arabia not call his father. call the man who is running the country. >> meaning that if this is a situation where we don't want to get involved in the conflict in ukraine, we have to help saudi arabia does that mean with weapons or troops >> i think absolutely in terms of weapons they are dealing with their security threat from the houthis in the south and iranian backed group. they are looking for additional defense and patriot missiles some want help with their nuclear program. saudis will drive a hard bargain with president biden president biden was focused on pivoting to asia and thinking the middle east would not be an important area for the administration now he is having to spend a lot of time trying to get the middle east to help him deal with the severe economic crisis coming from the conflict. >> helima, if the solution is drill more here, i hear your point,

kingdom of saudi arabia. what we are seeing is the saudi crowned prince won't take joe biden's phone calls. it's going to cause complete destabilization in the middled it's just incredibly dangerous for our own national security. >> brian: keep in mind those people that used to be our allies in the region will just go china. they don't care. china will have the best of both worlds again. so shortsighted they want to undo everything that trump did even when he brought peace to the middle east. incredible. hopefully sober democrats will stop this in its track. ellie, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: if they offer it to congress as a treaty. carley. i understand you have some other news. >> carley: i certainly do. start headlines with this a new york event planner accused of a shoving death of an 87-year-old broadway singing coach turns herself into police. she is facing manslaughter charges in connection with with a random attack on barbara meyer. the victim who is grandmother suffered a severe head injury and died five days after being thrown to the pavement in manhattan. outrage in wisconsin after a politician says she wants the p