now experiencing another possible attack and simply convey the support of all the people of the middle statesd we are from ukraine, we support ukraine and ukraine will win, and i return to your question about how likely it is defaults, how dangerous it can be depends on who you talk to, and if you ask former president trump, this is generally such a psychological consequence. well, there can be three markets under gentle even, he generally discounted instructions practically to his republicans, but the former president of the united states can be behind the photo, he really says that the democrats will never dare, but when he himself was the president, we had the same situation , and the democrats did not resist, raised the bar and said that it is a sacred obligation to pay our debts and he used it and now he says i’m not the president, that ’s why you don’t have to pay, and you’re going to write them to the damn mother, that’s why. and if you look at it from the president’s point of view, we see another one the opposite situation, first of all, the president who is now trying to come to an a

and in general, there is a strong defense political relationship between the middle states, which inally expect that they will not abandon us just like that. to fight for israel. it's not strange, paradoxically, you can say that there is a full guarantee in these guarantees anyway. well , there are some promises. there will be other formats, primarily the second geographical position, due to the fact that the adversary there is russia, that is, a nuclear power , a member of the un sorbeza, and so on, this is not what slave countries are - it is complicated, but in principle it is possible, when they say something like the american guarantee of israel, it is possible to have something like supplies and weapons in the game , the promise is applied to the case, well, this promise is not a fact that it costs a lot. i personally would count more on the supply of weapons, then something more oar than it is possible to hear with your hands . thank you.

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and of course, the persian gulf middle states, the will see about transportation along the new core door will have significant competitive advantages. for example, the transportation of cargo from st. petersburg to move by will take about 10 days for comparison to travel time on traditional trade routes. takes between 30 and 45 days so this new route will help to have significant time and cost savings so that the roster are sort of right away seems to be confidently short. it plays a significant role then the completion of the north south transit corridor, which connects india, the indian subcontinent, all the way to ross on eastern europe, sol. so now we see that the countries, the concerns countries like the persian gulf arab states. and now of course, india, pakistan, and restaurants and some of the countries on the eastern europe are now trying to invest in the strategic north, south transit corridor, just to pave the way for us to move trade between those countries. and it seems to be a very viable alternative path to the conventional so as can out routes which was used to be used b

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middle east began. and which ones have we begun to notice? what, it turns out, the united states is not really needed. act, the middle east turned out to be the parting word of the americans. now you yourself, uh, apparently, the arab political class took it at face value and began to really do something according to the principle themselves, but let's try. or maybe we have some resource from here peace agreement, but so far preliminary, but apparently. they will be put into practice between saudi arabia and iran. saudi arabia and iran have done that it is pointless to expect any more decisive intervention from the americans. something needs to be done about the situation in the region. well, to put it mildly, it does not. uh, intensive enough to evolve economically and socially, something needs to be done. we have only one quran. let's try to get back to the dialogue. well, be that as it may, it is quite difficult to imagine the middle east without the americans at all; the americans, of course, do not fully come out. well, because they can’t leave completely, there is no interest, but they can’t leav

first of all be the development of the countries of asia, africa, latin america and the middle east, these states no longer want to be raw material appendages, sources of cheap labor. they want to fully deservedly participate in the international division of labor and achieve decent pay for their work. this is all understand. look, russia probably understood this before anyone else and began active contacts with african states. we are also trying to cooperate with them, they all rushed to africa and look how the west reacted to the russian movement today . here comes the struggle for these countries, therefore, from there there will be, uh, the future pole of our development of their expansion. also our the president called on the eu to strengthen technological sovereignty, regardless of relations with countries with the west, equally important topics, food and energy security. green agenda. true, the anglo-saxons use eco-trends as an instrument of pressure by introducing environmental standards that are convenient for their business. although they have nothing to do with the preservation of the

this is what the americans say organize a revolution starting from the ukraine to all the middle eastern statesworld. this is the first reason the second reason cuba helps. means training by councils by deliveries of the weapon to groups. ask you how he is doing with his e, the so-called rebels, who without the americans, of course, would not have been there on such a scale and with such a level of training, the third cuba harbors members of the basque terrorist organization there - this is half those terrorists who are from here fled now live in european countries. and in general, everyone should be recognized as sponsors of terrorism, iran is blamed. iran is also recognized and has such a status, and blame is early placed on the fact that it supplied weapons to the syrian regime in the context of an armed conflict. and what are they doing to ukraine, which are actually in the conditions of an armed conflict, that is, we see that according to each of these criteria the united states if this is taken as a state sponsor of terrorism, then the united states is a world hegemon, a terrorist which b

meet this year's main elementary and middle school state champions coached by none other than their schoolor. >> it's kind of cool that a janitor has a whole different life. >> reporter: it sounds like something straight out of "the queen's gambit." >> it's called chess >> will you teach me >> reporter: for bishop -- yes, that is his real name -- >> this is mr. bishop. >> reporter: -- none of this was expected. >> you can't take this because it's pinned. >> reporter: when he found himself out of a job after a career in telecommunications, a friend hired him as a custodian, then he happened upon the school's chess club. >> and i asked permission to join and just to help the kids. >> reporter: now the team is stronger than ever >> all: checkmate. >> reporter: with top 15 finishes at nationals, but bishop isn't done you have that twinkle in your eye. what's the goal here >> well, win the nationals. we can do it i think we can >> reporter: what's the most important lesson he's ever taught you? >> when you find a good move, make a better one. i think that can translate even to life. >> reporter

union is also pursuing an active line on expanding friendly ties with other states located in the near abroad in asia in the middlet in africa in latin america which states that represent the absolute majority of the world's population are the drivers today. these are the drivers of global economic growth, they are the key ones. points of attraction for investments and nodal centers of new over the past year, negotiations on the creation of free trade zones with iran and egypt have been launched similar consultations with the united arab emirates with indonesia, a substantive dialogue is underway in the framework of the implementation of international agreements with china , vietnam, serbia, and our other trading partners. additional content has turned out to be a network of dialogue mechanisms of the eurasian economic commission, dear colleagues. tomorrow, together with those present here, uh, the leaders of the grater states, we will the next meeting of the supreme eurasian economic council we will decide on further deepening of integration we will focus on ensuring energy and food security, technological and fi

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there's been a warming of relations between the uh, the middle eastern and gulf states. do you believe trickier could also join this reproach meant between the former adversaries? thank you. so much, we know that in the middle, this is the embellish condition. we see 1st of all the about in the rack war and even though after the erect indentation 1991 in 2003, the rock, the widest. and we see the and see where a problem is going and even though in the north and do africa, they've got a big corrections. a, all these, they actions coming from the, the american, the mistake of them for him fallacy. you remember that they learned that there is any thought about ones and chemical weapons in the rock and later then mr. tony blair, for her, for probably minutes as well. are and see, all right, there is about any kind of the, the, the chemical or need that of athens, but they feel very email sounds. people doing people a 2 day totes in the rush hour use and watch one bell us in terms of the rock. and even though you run you analysis, sylvia, you remember that 3 countries, even th

only this allows you to keep the peace, especially the middle european states, authoritative experts have an open conversation about the most important socio-political events in the country and watch the international aria on belarus 24 tv channel. an important milestone in fate and deeply here he met his future wife, got married and got his first heir. and a hundred years ago, it was in this by no means pompous wooden house that he completely lodged with his family. voice block turgenev glinka kuprin korotkevich gubilev is far from a complete list of celebrities whose fates are connected with finnish. it is known that louise and the daughter of the owner of a california gold mine also visited these parts. yes, yes, that same legendary american woman who discovered woodlands to the world and spent all her inheritance on studying the arctic by the way, the pinsk gentry from the creator of the first belarusian opera, vincent dunin martsinkevich, is also woven from local stories, and here are the heroes of the play recreated in wooden sculptures, which are already for many years lenka h

a times reporter that has people talking again about her middle state. i haven't been gone, okay?should follow them. i haven't been going on working. you've been working from home is what you're saying here. um, voting. although south bay congressman ro khanna has called from feinstein to resign , most of the senators california colleagues are now saying anything are not saying anything about the exchange and no one in the senate has publicly called for her resignation. california congress members are still understand the power that she has and the connections that she has the senate republicans have said they would not support to the democrats putting someone else in feinstein's place. feinstein supporters say the senator may not have clearly heard the reporter's question of responded to what she thought he had asked her. already knew change for commuters in the north bank coming up on mornings onto the nine when drivers will start having to pay a toll on highway 37 the reason why it's being done. i was aware of just one week ago, she was named the season two winner of fox's next

only this allows you to save the world, especially the middle ones. european stateauthoritative experts conduct open conversations about the most important social and political events in the country and on the international arena. watch on belarus 24 tv channel . this is the very first object of the great escape of capital construction, which was completely completed by our company with the involvement of all contracting organizations. under my leadership there were certain compressed ones. the timing of the object is called this is a very important, by the way, import-substituting product. he will leave the currency in our country, add fuel in order for it to did not freeze, including buying it abroad, and now our nitrogen is releasing it , production and loading is in progress. well, it's currently downloading. no, it's a loading dock. this is the storage tank, and the production itself takes place directly. i welcome you to our office. hello girls. today we have a normal working day. this is our accountant's office. all our people are formidable, including ours d

starts teaching these kids to clean up the competition meet this year's maine elementary and middle school statens. coached by none other than their school janitor >> it's kind of cool that a janitor has a whole different life. >> reporter: it sounds like something straight out "the queen's gambit". >> it's called chess. >> will you teach me >> reporter: for bishop, yes, that is his real name -- >> this is the bishop. >> reporter: none of this was expected >> you can't take this it's pinned. >> reporter: when he found himself out of a job after a career in telecommunications, a friend hired him as a custodian. then he happened upon the school's chess club. >> and i asked permission to join, and just to help the kids. >> reporter: now the team is stronger than ever >> checkmate >> reporter: with top 15 finishes at nationals. but bishop isn't done. you have that twinkle in your eye. what's the goal here >> well, win the nationals, we can do it. i think we can >> reporter: what's the most important lesson he's ever taught you >> when you find a good move, make a better one. i think that can transla

only this allows you to save the world, especially in the middle european states, authoritative expertspen conversation about the most important and public political events in the country and watch the international army on belarus 24 tv channel. the best way to spend an unforgettable weekend is to take a short trip to the north, you immediately imagine snow, cold and empty endless expanses. now we will destroy the myths, we will build a route to the north of our country, together we will visit the historical places of our country, this forest impenetrable region during the great patriotic war. naturally, it became an excellent hiding place for the partisans; there were entire detachments here. and even the so-called partisan republics will admire the work of straw, such suspended structures are spiders, they are like a connecting thread between heaven and earth. that's how homemade birch. we will learn how to farm snails and snail sugar. this is just a face, therefore, touching the salt with its antennae, the snail immediately twitches and goes back. see the program for the itinerary.

geopolitical intrigues of the struggle between the special services of russia and the united states in the middle i need guarantees that the united states will support me. as the new president of iraq, the plot of this spy detective story develops over almost 10 years, focusing on the events in iraq and how the regime was overthrown with adam search for weapons of mass destruction and grandiose provocations that changed the fate of the whole world, you think someone will believe you. i think that free democracies are always believed more than military dictatorships. the main idea is to take an ambiguous period in the history of the nineties and two thousandths and show it simultaneously from different international points of view. we tried, what is called to get into the head of the russian americans for us today it is important what happened then. after all, it was then that the seeds were sown from which isis grew and a wave of terrorism began, with which the world the trader is still struggling with a large-scale and international project of 250 actors. including the usa

turns out that as soon as the main peacemaker of the planet, the united states, loosened its grip in such a hot place as the middlere they immediately began to subside between strife. of course, the states will try to inflate, the cooling corner of conflicts will to recruit and arm islamists, but while in washington disappointing access to the wealth of the middle east for him it becomes increasingly difficult all that remains for us is to wait and monitor the development of the situation. it did not come as a surprise to us, but it showed how dissatisfied the arab states are with the us helm in the region at the present time. and this is worrisome. so far, not all regional countries have supported the return of syria to the league of arab states, but the opponents are in a clear minority, and here is an interesting fact recently by the american center public opinion survey conducted opinion polls in bahrain in this small kingdom as many as three us military bases and states control almost everything and this is what ordinary bahrainis told american political scientists, a very positive assessment of russia, we ar

better at creating or now i think 60 percent will choose, while now the united states is reducing its presence in the middlet and is gradually leaving it. can this improve the situation before, no one has provided, outside is impossible now we have a global intervention , the united states great britain france many countries are deeply involved in iraqi affairs, what kinds of presence there are from intelligence and so on, but not only that, but also regional powers iran control armed groups and much of the economy turkey saudi arabia other arab countries. all of them are seriously involved in arab politics on both sides of america and iran, you say that the us is leaving. do they have military bases on iraqi territory, are they present in the south and in the north, they still control all the airspace and this is called cancer, they will not go anywhere. unless they change tactics. they promised to leave in 2011 nothing like that. thank you . it was the chubby himself. shock and tragedy blame everything only on the americans. this means that many have tried to simplify the picture, but that's all. the grea

state of old davis. i received the same middle from both sides. so even if by chance maybe i can be seen, is that correct? until i got for this question, as someone who's received the state middle from both sides during the time i was appointed to this region as may be paid. and given the responsibility for the regional issues. i tried to soften and resolve the problems between the 2 sides and bring them close it to each other sort of them. but of course where a well.

these are the countries of asia, africa, latin america and the middle east, these states no longer want to be raw material appendages, sources of cheap labor. they want to fully deservedly participate in the international division of labor and achieve decent pay for their work. everyone understands this. look, russia probably understood this before anyone else and began active contacts with african states. we also try to cooperate with all of them. rushed to africa and look how the west reacted to the movement of russia today. united states of america the russian ministry of foreign affairs and others involved in politics know how the americans are trying to slow down this process to prevent russia from knowing that the chinese are there. there is a struggle for these countries. therefore, from there there will be, uh, the future pole of our development, their expansion to strengthen technological sovereignty , regardless of relations with countries. of the west , however, an important topic is food and energy security or green western countries are actively using it as an instrument of

the red states toward the middle, except for idaho, of course, the blue states on the coast, but it's more than that. red states are low education, definitely very republican. the blue states tend to be affluent. the blue states tend to be urban, coastal that, really have good education systems, except for california, ironically. >> is it too much to say or too simplified to say why can't we just have a policy, democrats and republicans, that we used to in the '80s and '90s and have a secure border and wait your turn and do the proper paperwork and so forth. >> sounds good to me, but here's the problem, these guys in washington all come from various places. they come from the six blue states, the six red states, they come with very different ideas, you know why, because those are the people who put them there. they don't want to find a way to work too much with the other side. that's the serious problem. it makes sense to set up a border, a policy for bringing things in. the folks on the interior, the red states, they want to keep people out period. the people in the blue states want

barking up wrong tree saying trump is not conservative, i think what you do, you play the middle america win statesn middle america that have midwestern values in those areas trump's problems will catch up with him. people don't like all investigations, they adopt like all the potential criminal proceedings, i don't know if that matters in the south and east coast i think you win in midwest in desantis why you are seeing him play there so much, and new hampshire sort of like a midwestern state more traditional puritan protestant values. >> desantis big on woke says primary goal of campaign to defeat the woke culture. >> everyone knows if i am nominee i will beat biden, and i will serve two terms, and i will be able to destroy leftism in this country leave woke ideology on dust bip of history a reason why legislation immediate attacking me more than anybody else i think they realize that if i am successful winning the nomination we are going to bring it home and in general election. >> how does that woke battle win in the middle of the country is that enough not o only win the nomination but also th

only this allows you to keep the peace, especially the middle european states, authoritative expertspenly talking about the most important socio-political events in the country belarus 24. and devotion anarchy when was the last time you were there? peter and i today, for 5 hours, we carried water to the fire, a well, almost completed, not a single car. it's like, um, you don't want trouble, so that tomorrow there will always be a water carrier for two grass cars and that the calf has a corral. this is three need to. what are they locked up all summer, as in the shower, lips suffocate. let us sit down with us. let's assume that we didn't really have a bad dream. to the highest authorities in moscow how did they live during the war, how did they starve, how did they rob? help the person to his feet. though not for his own sake, yes, he sneaks him on the front of the slain. anfisa petrovna showed the letter, and she says, but they don’t do that on paper to write to the prosecutor. according to all laws, whatever you want. but, to say nothing more about this bandit. do you remember? and

, and the united states was committed to seeking to fragment the middle east, but they failed there, and their role is the role of the united states and the europeans by working to disrupt the middle east region through other proxy groups. the world we are facing has a power structure that does not create order from nature. don't look for order because you said that order does not exist in the world now. the world today did not have a world. the world has been in a geopolitical transition since 1991 and everything is dynamic, everything is evolving and becoming changes changes it is not established and the regular distribution is proportional to the current power in this global disorder, but the emerging powers took the form of agreements such as shanghai and rish , whose goal is the realization of a multi-voiced world. against these dollars, the strong presence of russia and china in the regulation of relations between the countries of west asia is one of the signs of full 1 unilateralism of the united states. today, a new system has been established. cu

hello again, after 12 years , bashar, assad was officially invited to the league of arab states, which made the middle east begin a renaissance diplomacy. well, also lilac mist, the time of the bush queen has come. why is it possible to look, but not to tear? the movement of trains between sevastopol and simferopol is completely restored, the composition already follows the schedule the day before on one of the hauls, eight wagons derailed with grain, about 150 m of the roadbed was damaged by the railway between the two largest cities. crimea turned out to be interrupted for passengers , they launched bus routes, in order to restore the path, specialists worked without interruptions and in the evening eliminated all consequences of the incident. a small victory is now being celebrated in the lugansk republic. there, for the first time in decades , new trains set off. mikhail chernov found out what this means for local residents on the spot . the morning rush hour at the rodakovo station is a crowd of people. for many, the train is the only way to get there quickly and cheaply. these women travel with

they seem to be exit in the middle east, but the same time this isn't secretary of state. they're barbara leave is coming to georgia 2nd time in 2 months that she comes to the region. they understand that there is a vacuum. and if they leave the vacuum, other countries will fill the vacuum, including russia and iran, and so on. the chinese sponsored, iranian saudi arabian agreement seems to have made changes, and it's been a change maker in this region. and the saw these want to resolve all the regional problems, including the m and also palestine. and as well as the syrian. so i think the americans are losing power and they're trying to, to continue to have some kind of a role in the region for political reasons. they are opposed to iran and russia, obviously. and so they don't want to leave their region without having an influence on it. ok, we wait and see what comes from these talks today. thank you very much for your time. i would could sub today and turn this lie from su donna story. we have been following for the past number of weeks. indeed it is. all entered its 3

creating or now i think they will choose 60 percent, then the time is now the united states is reducing its presence in the middle east is gradually leaving. can this improve the situation before no one had an external influence on iraq to intervene in internal affairs was almost impossible now we have global interventions, united states united kingdom france many countries deeply involved in iraqi affairs of which only there are no types of presence from intelligence and so on, but not only that, but also the regional powers of iran control the armed groups. and a significant part of the economy turkey saudi arabia other arab countries are all seriously involved in iraqi politics, not a single prime minister. it is impossible to appoint without the approval of both sides of america and iran , you say that the us is leaving, unless they have military bases on iraqi territory, they are present in the south and in the north. they still control all airspace . and cancer. it's called leaving they won't go anywhere. unless they change tactics. they promised to leave in 2011 nothing like that. thank you. it was the cha

we saw that the united states and its allies, through the creation of isis and other groups, extremism, which is a proxy war. america and its allies sought to fragment the middlehey failed there, and their roles, the roles of the united states and europeans, to disrupt the middle east region through proxy groups , do not work anymore, the world we are starting from. the structure has a power that does not change the order of nature, do not look for order because please let me know that there is no order in the world now. you didn't have a world today . the world has been in a geopolitical transition since 1991 and everything is dynamic . globally, but the emerging powers took the form of agreements like shanghai and rish, whose goal is the realization of a multi-voiced world . according to nato expansionist experts , the countries spent towards the east in west asia are against these dollars. the strong presence of russia and china in the regulation of relations between western countries. asia from the signs the infection of america's unilateralism and the emergence of a new order, sex. currently, we are witnessing in the world that the promise of power is com

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china will be the greatest trade partners of almost every single middle eastern state in the next tenand the saudis are not irrational and they're very rational and the big trend is not just about saudi arabia. the key regional powers, saudi arabia, turkey and egypt are showing independence and they're trying to take action into their own hands. everyone is normalizing relations and everyone, turkey with saudi arabia, and turkey with iran and the united -- and iran and syria. >> and with israel, even. >> absolutely. >> in the middle of this, we still have an iran that faces very crippling economic sanctions because the u.s. by pulling out of the iran deal imposed those secondary sanctions. what is happening? is iran on the brink? how do you see what it's doing? >> no, fareed. iran is facing one of the most severe economic crisis in the past 40 years, literally. not to mention the social tension, the social protests inside iran. so in a way the iranian economy is on the verge of collapse in terms of inflation and the currency and you cannot understand the normalization between saudi ar

and the middle east which _ united statesis no way of avoiding it. russia is playing _ is no way of avoiding it. russia is playing the — is no way of avoiding it. russia is playing the role in the middle east and playing its role in eastern europe — and playing its role in eastern europe and they are looking to expand — europe and they are looking to expand or— europe and they are looking to expand or have some role in asia. you have — expand or have some role in asia. you have to — expand or have some role in asia. you have to look at what the evidence _ you have to look at what the evidence is telling you, even though putin— evidence is telling you, even though putin is— evidence is telling you, even though putin is severely weakened militarily he is still looking at the chessboard and moving a of pieces — the chessboard and moving a of ieces. ., ,., , the chessboard and moving a of ieces. ., , . ., ., pieces. other reasons closer to home as well? we — pieces. other reasons closer to home as well? we saw _ pieces. other rea

and its allies sought to dismember the middle east through the creation of isis and other extremist groups promoted by the united states, but they failed there and the plans americans and europeans are no longer working to disrupt the middle east region through proxy groups. the world we are facing has a power structure that does not follow the order of nature. you said that order does not exist in the world now . you did not have a world today. we are going through a geopolitical transition and everything is dynamic everything is evolving and the changes are not established and the regular distribution is proportional to the power on the planet and the japanese air in this global disorder, but the emerging powers took the form of agreements like shanghai and rish, whose goal is the realization of a multi-voiced world, according to development experts. nato to the east of the dollar spent in west asia, which countries are these dollars? the strong presence of russia and china in the regulation of relations between the countries of west asia is one of the signs of the infection of american unilateralism and the emergenc

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they watched their middle son enlist in the united states army, who, like mine, ultimately sacrificedo save, in this case -- in his case -- his fellow soldiers. in late november of 2016, at a time when the oldest and darkest forces of hate had emerged in new ways, i invited sir and -- i invited mr. and mrs. khan to the vice president's residence in the naval observatory for a diwali reception. okay? an irish catholic vice president, a muslim gold star family in a reception observing hindu holidays. [laughter] but that's what america -- that's the america we both know. last summer, right here in this room, i presented mr. khan with the presidential medal of freedom. and he deserved it. [applause] that medal rests next to his son's bronze star and purple heart. and mr. khan still carries a copy of the constitution in his pocket as a reminder of the charge to keep. folks, thank you -- all of you -- for your contributions to our nation, for your patriotism, for your community spirit, for your commitment to the shared values that make us great. audience member: mr. president, i am a mother

middle southern states found colonies decide or would they felt hotheaded yankee had done i should beat the british. we all knowca the decision they made the first two weeks of doing this was a common cause of america. had to point commander-in-chief to take command what shall be known as the continental army with the edition of 10 company expert rifleman from pennsylvania. this is for jenness you well 'know. i've given commander-in-chief in philadelphia survived in the national archives presented to him but carries it in his pocket and he heads north to take command of the new england army. now, there were concerns of wecourse but these are keen students of history. some think wish all of ourme countrymenen working students of history. the reading of history told them these are insurrections, often led to the creation of dictatorships, generally it would refuse to disband. join us to take power for themselves. as washington is marching north, is approaching new york. the near counsel since a congratulatory letter but also an essay question. the place is great power and authority in y

only this allows you to keep the peace, especially the middle european states, authoritative expertsversation about the most important socio-political events in the country and watch the international ave on belarus 24 tv channel. uh, seize the hour. uh, divided into two kalina, we will know you for architectural supporters of belarus in front of them - this is, uh, the architecture of the shaky eighteenth centenary of our building construction. it proceeded very slowly, because the fans achieved as much as five years in order to make only the foundations and the dungeon of this temple we will show a unique place from the fact that god from supposedly john amal was not known to anyone. finally, it is necessary to go everywhere, architect, street. architecture of belarus on tv channel belarus 204 ah, my name is nikita and i would like to know from the height of the experience already passed in life. how fight irresponsibility? how to overcome irresponsibility often faces such a problem, but how does it manifest itself? tell me, well, i forget something, some little things about housew

equipment exhibition participates in companies from many countries in the world, the united states europe middle is the most understandable. from china and who is now primarily oriented company from china and it’s understandable, even from the stands of the legs of which specially in russian the russian piston and sleeve on this sign were printed for the moscow exhibition, which took place exactly a month ago, but they decided to leave the stand at during this time, we have become many times more russian clients and when asked if they are afraid of chinese companies of secondary sanctions for working with the russian oil industry, the answer is an unequivocal no, china is never afraid. now we are already actively e-e russian equipment products, such as e- material. moreover, some in siberia even have their own service centers and stop doing business. the chinese don't want it. it's for horizontal drilling, but it's not a new technology. many but reliable and proven , we have been producing this equipment for our chinese oil giants cnpc haymaking for 15 years. we work in russia too. at the end af

going to be some showers out there and, boy, do hay need it on the western half of the state it is very dry. in the middle way. as you mentioned there, mike, rain certainly going to be large in the forecast over the next couple of days. mike: adam, i asked brother serrie down at the launch site about the weather. i hope that didn't offend you -- [laughter] but there's a live look at merritt island, florida, where you see the launch site in the background. what about the weather? adam: well, he said 60% chance of launch, that is because we're starting to see a couple of showers fire up. you can see just beginning to fire. as i said, it kind of happens every single afternoon. these are slowly going to drift to the east, so there is a chance they could cause a problem. as he did say, today is the better day because tomorrow a whole lot more rain. hopefully, they can get fired off today. mike: all right. you are the weather expert. thank you, adam. thanks so much. >>> so i hope you enjoyed today's show. all my guests today, smart women. i've certainly enjoyed interviewing them. that's all for this hour of "fo

only this allows you to keep the peace, especially the middle -sized european state experts conduct anrtant and public political events in the country and watch the international army on belarus 24 tv channel. the heroes of this program chose life outside the city. there they see great opportunities and use them to the maximum. hello hello last time. i saw the castle in a computer game and it's not real. and this is your third year. i am in recovery of this castle, and as if i am the owner, because i have the keys. well, that is, you can absolutely calmly spend the whole day here. yes, yes, this way as parents, it's easy to lead here. well, very difficult in every episode, the host is tested to get a taste of rural life already enough. here all people are busy. i would talk more. okay, enough, let's do a little work. and we'll go while we drink some tea, more like some kind of defibrider. yes, see the project. i was tired from the village. so maybe this card that you tried to draw it, maybe in every textbook. we have a baby, we must pay tribute to this clip thinking, that is, he grabbe

we consider the points of view as middle powers or wavering states. the so-called rest of the world. i would also like to see the usa scaled down to a different size in my area. they would like to have a greater impact on global affairs. they want to decide they get guidance on what suits their interests. in short, in 2023. we will hear a resounding no to u.s. dominance, and we will see visible aspirations from other countries. and we have this text without translation, because there was a moment that caused me great doubt. i don't know what is meant. translator passage. find me please, so that i can find it later, so that we still understand what the passage means. yes, that is, well, in principle, she is right. no no, of course. i'm just trying to understand exactly what yes. that is, in such cases, of course, here is the original. please , yes, please. nothing cassie. well, in this particular case, this, of course, once sounds cynical, but in general, specialists are very good , and so it was scary by a fan of putin yes, and you know, well, of cour

e, the guys are quickly sensitive and are guided by what choice to make exams in the middle urals to take statearly 17.0011 schoolchildren in the region have equipped 149 check-in points for them in every classroom where they donate today examinations is equipped with a video surveillance system. these are two cameras, so that the picture is from different angles, everything online will come not only to observers, but also the honesty of today's graduates will be monitored by a neural network, artificial intelligence. he will notice the suspicious behavior of the exam participant and will signal a series of unified state exams. the full house is just beginning. the full house is expected on monday and tuesday, and then the eleventh graders will take the compulsory russian language and then mathematics and other subjects of the main period. surrender the exam will end on june 20 kirill bortnikov nikolay starostin dmitry komov news, yekaterinburg rusfond raises funds for 15-year-old artyom lesko, the boy has a severe genetic disease, due to which the skeleton of the skull bone of the arm and leg