in 1918, when... when the military chamber was destroyed, there were 151 portraits here. are 58 images of the knights of st. george in various museums and repositories throughout the country. the trophy commission was created even before the first world war to describe the collection of information about the relics of the russian army. after august 1, 1914, the main task was to preserve the memory of the knights of st. george. the artists went to the unit, interviewed the hero or fellow soldiers, sketched the feat itself and... the imperial court printed these st. george memos, 60 copies for each hero, and then distributed them to parents in the corps or school, in the regiment, and for memory here in the artillery museum. the first world war in soviet times was branded as imperialist, aggressive on all sides, unjust, what kind of heroes could there be, and they didn’t take care, they didn’t really take care of these monuments, many photographs or drawings turned out to be... the fact that they served in the tsarist army, in soviet times, people preferred to hide the monu

in 1918, when the military chamber destroyed, there were 151 portraits.f the knights of st. george in various museums and repositories throughout the country. the trophy commission was created even before the first world war to describe the collection of information about the relics of the russian army. after august 1, 1914, the main task is to preserve memory. about the knights of st. george, artists went to the unit, interviewed the hero or fellow soldiers, and sketched the feat itself. at the expense of the imperial court , these st. george memos were printed, 60 copies for each hero, and then distributed parents, to the building or school, to the regiment and for memory here to the artillery museum. the first world war in soviet times will be branded as imperialist, aggressive on all sides, unjust, as heroes can be. and they didn’t take care, they didn’t really take care of these monuments, many photographs or drawings turned out to be nameless , they were not signed, which later saved those people who began to find out who was actually depicted there

now in various museums of 1918, when the military chamber was destroyed, and in the country's repositories8 images of the knights of st. george. the trophy commission was created even before the first world war to describe the collection of information about the relics of the russian army. after august 1, 1914, the main task was to preserve the memory of the knights of st. george. russia enters the first world war as then they spoke german with the new statute of the order of st. george. in particular, the insignia of the military order is now called the st. george cross. its numbering begins again from 1913. and this was already approved in 1943 by the soldier’s order of glory, the heir to the st. george cross. and this statute of the 4th third year largely repeats the statute of 1913. in 1943, on the wave of spiritual upsurge in the country from the consciousness of the victories that had been achieved , previously canceled shoulder straps were returned to the red army, and the rank of officer was revived. they began to talk more about continuity, remind about outstanding military leader

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two chambers of the swiss parliament allowed the country's government to supply military equipment totate. conditions if the protection of the country's interests from the point of view of foreign or domestic policy requires it. a rather vague wording will allow the country's authorities to supply weapons to including to ukraine. american democracy in action. colorado supreme court. banned donald trump from participating in local primaries for the presidential nomination.

for those who say this is not enough for those of you and this chambers, say that our military spending is never enough. let's put $60000000000.00 into perspective. according to l. e is yusef. a security assistance at the stems and center gave would become the largest yearly recipient of us military aid of the past 2 decades. except for the top 5 countries. $60000000000.00 is more than every other country in the world spends on their entire military expenditures. if this gift ukraine passes, are totally due, crane will almost equal the entire military budget of russia. and it's not as if we have that money lying around. we will have to borrow that money from china to send it to you. great. i gotta tell you, i like most proper journalist, i'm not in the business of promulgating any politicians ideology. and in fact, i probably should let you know that i have on many occasions, disagreed with mr. with the center, ran paul's positions on things. but in this case, given just his, if nothing else clarity regarding where we are getting the money that we then send to ukraine, for example. as w

it was the basic rule of the state throughout. years, two chambers of the swiss parliament allowed the country's government supply military equipment to the warring state, conditions, if the protection of the interests of the country from the point of view of foreign or domestic policy requires this. the rather vague wording will allow the country’s authorities to supply weapons, including to ukraine. american democracy in action. the colorado supreme court has barred donald trump from competing in local primaries for the presidential nomination. the basis is the fourteenth amendment to the constitution; it limits the right to be elected to those who occupy position, participated in insurrection or insurrection against the united states, meaning the storming of the capitol on january 6, 2021. the court's decision will not come into force until january 4. the trump campaign called the verdict erroneous and stated their intention to immediately appeal it to the us supreme court. a video with the reaction of a native of georgia, who was there for the first time, went viral on the internet. ended up in the urban turuchobs of

military families. >> meanwhile in the lower chamber, republican leaders say the house will likely vote next week to formalizer impeachment inquiry into president biden just before lawmakers leave for the holidays. house speaker mike johnson told reporters that the move is a necessary step. >> of all the moderates in our conference understand this is not a political decision. this is a legal decision. it's a constitutional decision. and whether someone is for or against impeachment is of no import right now. we have to continue our legal responsibility, and that is only solely what this vote is about. the house democrats cheapened impeachment. they used it for partisan political purposes. they went after donald trump twice. i served on the impeachment defense team twice. we call those sham impeachments, snap impeachments. they were. what you're seeing right now is exactly the opposite of that. you're seeing a very deliberate investigation uncovering and following the facts, following the truth where it leads. that's what the constitution requires the house to do. >> the white house responded to johnson by hig

president the right to bypass the procedures of congress, to bypass both chambers, to allocate specific aid packages from the military budget or from special budget funds. so far, we can see that the issue of the land list does not stand in principle, well, because if we can't accept even a budget package, let alone a land list, then congress would be scared of such passions, but so is biden. could do it through landlis, there is another such , you know, such a small loophole in the legislation, there are so-called special programs of the pentagon and special programs of the state department, they are mainly intended for public organizations that work under the patronage of both ministries, but that's all- after all, it is not a large enough amount that can be directed precisely by decree executive power without the involvement of congress, of course, this amount will not cover all the needs of ukraine, israel and taiwan, but at least it can cover some of the most necessary things, so in fact, it is a very, very pity that when lenis was adopted, it was not adopted until cancellation, that is, in fact, it was not inde

democratic plan to temporarily go around the chambers rules to allow confirmation of almost all military nominees as a block, and he was probably going to lose on that. this afternoon, just hours after tuberville dropped the hold, -- >> the question is, on the nominations unblock, all in jim per se i. oppose, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes have it. the nominations are confirmed on block. >> friday 35 that delayed promotions unanimously approved in a matter of seconds. in a statement, president biden weighed in on the senseless destruction tuberville caused saying in part, quote, in the end, this was all pointless. senator tuberville and republicans who stood with him needlessly hurt hundreds of service members and military families, and threatened our national security, all the bush apart is an agenda. i hope no one forgets what he did. it certainly has been imagining episode as well as a revealing one. the tuberville blockade demonstrated the republican party is so committed to banning reproductive rights, they're willing to let one senator take a hammer to the entire upper ec

after the deoccupation, they themselves went to the ukrainian military and journalists and told about... the russians set up torture chambersnot all of them, everything, excuse me, thank you, wherever there was occupation, who managed to get out of there, both men and women, say that they went through, in particular, sexual violence. roman shapovalenko from kherson spent 54 days in the torture chamber of the russians, it was closed after independence day, when roman and his neighbor were hanging around the city blue and yellow flags. he survived torture by electric current, he was drowned and his body was cut with a knife. one of the articles under which criminal proceedings were opened based on the facts of these crimes, sexual violence during the war: just being naked in the presence of three or four men, i already consider this to be sexual violence, and what they attached, i think to the genitals, these electrodes, then i think it's the same as sexual assault. not from himself? it is not the door itself that can be said to be the presence of sexual violence. olena yagupova ended up in the torture chamber of the russians

plan so where does it stand related to funding with ukrainian military operations as well as border security? >> republicans in both chambers, the senate and house, make sure we have our own border security as priority number one but before doling out any other dollars to any other country, what we are seeing are more kids dying of drug overdoses, more human trafficking, every town is a border town in this country made worse by biden's border policy. i don't want lip service to 20 more miles of wall, i want to shut down the southern border, have laws that we follow and that needs to happen. i hope that's the number one priority when we go back and reconvene for session in january. edward: we are talked with representative cory mills who told me shut the border down or shut the government down. and can they avoid that -- >> under mike johnson's leadership. and the senate is -- senator schumer, if this is the fault of the biden administration and biden democrats, progressives, >> the more likely government shutdown and the last time? >> too hard to say at this point. we will find out when we get back in january. edward: happy

the possibility of a vote in the possibility of a vote in the upper chamber if agreement is reached sometime next week. any new militaryre approvalfrom for ukraine would of course require approval from the house of representatives, whose members have already left for their christmas recess, but they could in theory be recalled to washington, dc to vote, should agreement on this issue have been reached by the senate. jeffrey willis reporting. let's get some of the day's other news now. venezuela and guyana have signed a joint agreement promising to avoid force amid their conflict over the guyana's oil—rich essequibo region. earlier this month venezuela threatened to annex the territory which has been considered part of guyana since the 19th century. as part of the deal both sides have agreed to meet in brazil forfurther talks in three months�* time. the president of a top—flight turkish football club has been permenantly banned from the sport after punching a referee in the face. faruk koca attacked halil umut meler after his team, mke ankaragucu, conceded a late goal in a match on monday night. around the world and acr

he met with the american military, since this morning he has been walking along the capitalist hill, the heads of two literally lead him by the arms while moving from one chamberhey shouted to zelensky whether they will give you funding , they quickly turned him the other way , took him away, and after that, after these closed consultations, which , strictly speaking, most likely will not end in anything, because there is no decision about... there are much more sane counterarguments, for example, from republican senators, one of them, vance, said that if 100 billion zelensky did not help the ivan regime, but nevertheless, by the way, congressmen take an even more anti-ukrainian position, there are many trumpists there, here is the speaker of the house of representatives of congress mike johnson, known for his skepticism about military aid to ukraine, said that there will almost certainly be no vote in the lower house this year, that is... before the christmas holidays, which are a couple of days away, we have made our position very clear, we need transparency , part of the problem. eric schmit, a native of missouri, said that vladimir zelensky did not say any

circulating fake news, but by showing their military achievements, no matter how small or big they might be, this is going to... the israelis within its war chamberupied palestine, the us, the uk and elsewhere in europe. the group had put up poster of a palestinian child bearing the question, what will he be in the future, doctor, teacher or a terrorist? this is while each palestinian child is himself a target for israel, doesn't. sound like he stands a great chance of growing up, let alone to choose career. we then decided to go to iran's national association for media literacy where we met with its head mr. umid ali masudi. he said what the regime's media do is hardly more than optical illusion. we are talking about the brutal regime that seeks to take palestine in its entirety. team does whatever it likes, it continues with its land grabbing, with its illegal settlements, its bombings and so on, and to do this, israel has resorted to a filthy narrative war, to playing role of the victim and to lies. the regime is one of the main sources of fake news. it usually tells part of a real story to mislead its audience in the end. i remember once i wa

military reputation was. we treat ukrainians who are in germany correctly. it will seem stunning, but the federal audit chamber than half of the ukrainians who take integration courses here reach the finals, only 46% of ukrainians. and even then, most of them fail the german language test, and we spend billions of euros on them. attempts to integrate ukrainians into europe turned out to be as failed and phantom as ukraine’s membership in the european union. the ghost of wasted money and futile effort. across europe and its steps are given on the eve of the us elections. but you can’t hear any talk about the needlessly killed ukrainian armed forces soldiers. olga ponomareva, lead. another rally took place this night in belgrade . protesters gathered in front of the building of the ministry of public administration and demanded that the voting results in the belgrade assembly be double-checked. after the refusal , several central streets were blocked and the building of the serbian television center was blocked. and the metropolitan police department, a few hours later the crowd dispersed, but before that, as lo

majority leader chuck schumer has said the chamber could begin work on a legislative package that includes aid measures to israel as soon as this week. the israeli military said it has started using one measure directed by the biden administration -- an online map of neighborhoods telling civilians where to evacuate before a strike. >> okay, thank you so much. >>> the hostage detainee exchanges between israel and hamas during the week-long pause in fighting is putting a spotlight on israel's controversial detention tactics. the united nations says between 500 and 1,000 palestinian children in the occupied west bank are in custody, and not convicted of crimes. cbs' imtiaz tyab reports. >> reporter: israeli soldiers forcefully detain a group of palestinian children. across the occupied west bank, such detentions are well documented. this was filmed by the leading israeli human rights group in 2021. the youngest of the five children was just 8 years old at the time, accused of stealing parrots near an illegal jewish settlement, something the children denied. they were later released. of the palestinian prisoners freed in recent days, over 70 are children. f

circulating fake news. but by showing their military achievements, no matter how small or big they might be. this is going to unnerve the israelis. within its war chambers occupied palestine, the us, the uk and elsewhere in europe. the group had put up poster of a palestinian child bearing the question: what will he be in the future? doctor, teacher or a... "this is while each palestinian child is himself a target for israel. doesn't sound like he stands a great chance of growing up, let alone to choose career. we then decided to go to iran's national association for media literacy where we met with its head mr. umid ali masudi. he said what the regime's media do is hardly more than optical illusion. when we're talking about these." regime, we are talking about the brutal regime that seeks to take palestine in its entirety. the regime does whatever it likes, it continues with its land grabbing, with its illegal settlements, its bomb. and so on, and to do this, israel has resorted to a filthy narrative war, to playing the role of the victim, and to lies. the regime is one of the main sources of fake news. it usually tells part of a real story to misleed

chambers of the federal assembly. parliamentarians are well aware of how important this is today. alexey petrov, alexandra terpugova, natalya lundovskaya, mikhail devyatkin, viktor vinogradov and kirill malikov. news. not only militaryars can be soul catchers in ukraine. the news that today unpleasantly surprised the male population of the ukrainian army is the mobilization of men in bathhouses, restaurants, shopping centers and gyms. fully complies with the law, since this is a public space. well cases when the work of military commissars is more like a bandit raid - this, according to the armed forces of ukraine, is supposedly russian propaganda; in fact, this happens extremely rarely. however, it is unlikely that independent citizens who are literally kidnapped on the streets will be convinced by such assurances, especially since the kiev regime is coming up with new ways of fraudulent schemes. yes, alexey, hello, absolutely right, and , apparently, even ethnic minorities want to mobilize... the ukrainian army has run out of ideological fighters, and those who were forced by the tzkashniks are ready to raise their hands up, those mobilized in ukraine have a terrible fear from meeting our artillery and tanks, so t

chamber. repeating a word. right now. immediate release of their family members will most of the captives who have not been freed are military and high-ranking. there is a lot of noise from the streets of tel aviv. as soon as our prisoners are released , i will complain to those responsible for this big failure. and the first defendants on this page of the complaint of the israeli government are benjamin netanyahu. to cease fire for a week in front of and announced their readiness to negotiate with hamas through qatari and american mediators and withdrew from the option of a military solution to return the hostages . meanwhile, yahya senwar, the leader of hamas in gaza, is negotiating for a stable ceasefire and the cessation of the bombing of gaza has changed with the condition that the israeli forces withdraw from the occupied areas of the gaza strip and allow the entry of medical aid, food, fuel and water. gaza, i am having a conversation with mr. alireza taqvinia , an expert on west asian issues, who is our guest at jahan studio today. mr. taqvinia, welcome . the desire of the zionist regime for a temporary ceasefire. wha

people who are visiting our chamber here today need to understand that for 10 months senator tuberville has been playing politics, he's literally held the entire, entire militaryin of command hostage. he was offered a vote on his policy. he turned it down. he wassed subject of a rules exception passed through my committee on a 9-7 vote that would have put all of the nominations together and even then, he kept standing his ground. finally, when he realized a number of his republican colleagues who came to the floor repeatedly were going to vote for that change, he finally relented. but it was the words of the military families and the veterans' families that made the biggest difference. the spouses who had put their own jobs on hold, left their job teaching school because they thought they were going to move and people who didn't know where to put their parents in assisted living, that's are military families serving our country and national security, he held up numerous key personnel at a time when there are conflicts all over the world. and still, it is important to note, which he admitted on the floor today, he is holding up 11 four-star officers, including

military operations. well, before the start of the meeting , the presidium passed, it is advisory and advisory body to the russian parliament. its members include the heads of the chambers of the federal assembly, state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin, speaker of the federation council, valentin matvienko. their deputies, chairmen of specialized committees. heads of legislative bodies of state power in russian regions. important statements were made at the presidium. let me remind you that vladimir putin signed a decree declaring next year in russia the year of the family. and the government of the country needs to form an appropriate organizing committee of andrey yatskin's federation. next year, the council of legislators will deal specifically with issues of supporting families. this includes, in particular , increasing the birth rate, supporting families with children and developing rural areas. the presidium of the council of legislators recommended that the cabinet of ministers increase the level of medical care in schools; the government was recommended to discuss the development of amendments to legislation to introduce the concept of medicine in educational org

chamber of regions emphasized. unfortunately, for more than 12 years now, your country has not been able to escape the consequences of militaryntervention with nato, as a result of which statehood was practically destroyed, territorial integrity was undermined, the economy was destroyed and a lot of grief was brought to the united states and its allies. aggressive actions against your country, and we understand well that the priority, of course, today is the restoration of the unity of the territorial integrity, sovereignty of libya, and achieving national consensus. according to valentin matvienko, the official visit of the distinguished guest will give new impetus to the development of russian-libyan relations. muhammad takalov, in turn, thanked the senators for the warm welcome and expressed hope for strengthening, among other things, economic ties between the states. the process of integration of the zaporozhye region into the legal framework of the russian federation is proceeding according to plan. the same applies to other higher-connected regions. the senator stated this dmitry ragozin. according to him, the relevant

military. on the instructions of the seventh, the russians searched one of the farmers, took a car, money and locked him up in a torture chamberral days. atmanaya is rightfully proud of its history and modern achievements, believes in its future and creates it with its glorious work. our law enforcement agencies have collected evidence of collaborative action. this traitor and sent the case to court. on september 19, 2023, the leninsky district court of the city of zaporizhia recognized the former deputy the kyriliv settlement council found oleksandr guilty and sentenced him in absentia to seven years of imprisonment . this seller did not have long to hide behind russian skirts. and finally, i will tell you about yuri balanin. until february 24, he served in the ukrainian police, took an oath of loyalty to ukraine. then he went into business, they say, he bought a recreation center on fedotova spit in kyrylivka, until suddenly the war started, and balabin decided to put on a uniform, which is true, already of the russian model. locals say that with the arrival of the invaders balabin met them and received them in his house at

chambers. that's -- i think that's -- i do believe that we're going to be looking at military aid out of the house previously. it's going to have to come with some agreement on the border. i think we can get that done in december. humanitarian aid you'll hear a lot more, let's let e.u. do the heavy lifting on the humanitarian side. america, we are darn good at building weapons. the weapons we're sending there, we're sending them out of our stobs and replenishing our own stores with the same money is rereality of it. i've asked the speaker to -- with the jerrett leader in the senate, let's make a deal on israel. they're not going to pass israel aid with 100% paid-for by the i.r.s. money. but you may get half. that's how this place is supposed to work. you've got to negotiate and find a middle ground. we have lost that art in congress. i mean ronald reagan and tip o'neill beat each other up, then have a scotch at night and shake hands. we've got to have more of that. doesn't have to be scotch. so i think this month, coming month, we're going to probably get an agreement on border, ukraine, and by th

inflicting military defeat of the russian federation, the white house strategic communications coordinator, john kirby, during a briefing, once again called on american lawmakers from both chambers of the highest legislative body of the united states of america not to delay the allocation of funds for ukraine. let's hear what he said. we expect russia to return to these brutal tactics in the winter and attempt a campaign of destruction again. critical energy infrastructure of ukraine. in just the past few days, we've witnessed a few air attacks it seems that they were aimed at the defense systems that the ukrainians have installed to protect their energy infrastructure. and over the weekend, the russians carried out a large-scale attack using drones against kyiv and other cities. president putin intends to continue this conflict and bring it directly to the ukrainian people in the coldest month of the year. mr. dmitry, when you listen to kirby and other high-ranking officials, including the north atlantic alliance, in principle, everything of course, they understand how it threatens ukraine, they understand how it threatens europe, they understand how it threatens the world. wha

military aid for israel and ukraine. if a bill cannot be made in the next several days, both chambers will have to take it up next year alongsidending package to avoid a government shutdown. and in the house, there will be the matter of and impeachment inquiry into president biden. launched this week at the origin of that republican leadership. all this as the first presidential nomination contest is now less than a month away and iowa. >>> and black voters across that south are literally so when the states that live in, over voting district maps that -- they contained designed to suppress the vote in 2024. >>> and in georgia, former president donald trump's lawyer rudy giuliani is threatening to fight the $148 million verdict against him yesterday -- his effort to cast doubt on the 2020 election. joining me now to talk about all of this, plus the top priorities for the congressional black caucus, in the new year, is the chair of that caucus, nevada congressman steven horsford. congressman, mister chairman, thank you for being with us. let me start with the state of play in washington. democrats in the senate have delayed their

>> senate majority leader chuck schumer said the chamber could begin to work on legislative package that includes aid to israel this week. the militaryrted using one method directedly administration, online map of neighborhoods telling civilians where to evacuate. >> we are mindful of so many hostages still being held. with the bombing, how can they search for hostages? >> one way is apparently by drone. british government said the military plans to fly unarmed surveillance drones over gaza strip in search of hostages taken by hamas. ministry of defense says flights will not have a combat roll and only information passed on will be for the purpose of rescuing hostages. >> naomi ruchim live from new york. thanks for the update. across the map, we continue to be a flash point for demonstrations in response to israel's war with terror group hamas. protesters considered outside nancy pelosi's house in san francisco. they're chanting over and over for cease fire. we know so many of you have connections on both sides regarding war in the middle east. we are here to stay with you to keep you up to date on the latest of everything in gaza an

military campaign. >> since the horrific attacks of october 7th on israel and the war that followed, we were told in outside this chamber that israel's defense would deceasively achieve a clearly defined end game while following the rules of war, because that's what democracies do. after nearly three months and 21,000 palestinians killed, those decklarations and commitments are fallacy. >> since the war began, more than 300 people have been killed while seeking refuge in shelters. that underscores the reality that nowhere in fwaz is safe. >> reporter: a seemingly endless stream of injuries. the wounded rushed to whatever hospitals are still able to treat patients. day after day, the death toll climbs. there is no res piet from the widening offensive. by daybreak, smoke rises above southern gaza. when who fled here for protection watch as their loved ones are buried. grief here is never ending. israel says it is targeting hamas. they say they are embedding themselves amongst civilians. but the innocent here are shown no mercy in this war. gripped with fear as israeli forces repeatedly strike residential buildings and eve

chuck schumer said the chamber could begin work on legislative practice that includes aid measures to israel as soon as this week. the military started using one measure directed by biden administration, online map of neighborhoods telling civilians where to evacuate before a strike. >> a lot of buildings are destroyed and we know hostages are held noah pozner somewhere in the mess. with the fighting, how do they get the hostages out. >> one way is apparently by drone. british government said it plans to fly unarmed surveillance drones over gaza strip in search of hostages. the fights will not have combat role. >> we'll be watching it as we know you are. thank you so much. >>> a flash point for demonstrations in response. protesters continued yesterday. this one is outside congress woman pelosi's home in san francisco. renewed call for a cease fire. we know many of you have connections and concerns about the war in the middle east. we are here for you. stay up to data with everything, latest developments on our website kpid.com and the free cbs news app. >>> let's open the windows and look outside. there is a sun above that l

we heard in this chamber yesterday, russia has launched one of its heaviest waves of missile andrew attacks in some regions of ukraine in recent days since the beginning of the military, aggression causing numerous fatalities. according to the o h c, h r. these attacks have caused considerable damage to a wide range of civilian infrastructure, including apartment buildings, a maternity, hospital schools, kindergartens, parks and metro station, a shopping mall and energy infrastructure. in addition to direct casualties. these attacks, exhausted with the suffering of the population, especially during harsh winter conditions. and yet russia continues. it strikes against 2 crane as seen to night and the hunk of region and other parts of the eastern and southern ukraine. these attacks must stop, to prevent further civilian suffering. de escalation is essential for this reason. reason be once again, call on russia to seize all combat operations and withdraw its troops from ukrainian territory without delay to to then who remain committed to a comprehensive, just and lasting peace and ukraine in accordance with the un charter international law. and general assembly resoluti

military garrison courts, city, district, interdistrict, that is, the entire system of judicial power is already operating and exercising its powers on the territory of the donetsk people's republic, we have a chamber a chamber of notaries. of course, if we talk about citizens, it is impossible not to mention that the republic has launched multifunctional centers that operate on the principle of a single window, which, again, we also did not have on the territory of the republic before, today 41 branches were opened today, next year 16 more branches are planned, one cannot help but remember the defenders of the fatherland foundation branch, which is also very active in the donetsk people's republic, you know that we have a specific situation related to the number. territories of four reunited subjects, i can say that 17 legal entities have already been registered as investors in the free economic zone, for a total investment amount. we expect 7.5 billion from them, which is a considerable amount of injection into the economy of the republic, and we hope that the pace will only accelerate and the free economic zone will bear fruit. and if you sum up your personal results, your work for 2023 as a sen

chambers of the country's parliament. according to the changes, the government in special cases will be able to deviate from the previous licensing criteria for the export of military equipment abroad. at the same time, protection must be maintained interests of the country's foreign policy or security policy. according to the initiators of centrist and right-wing political parties, after russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, the situation has changed, and current restrictions are no longer relevant and may harm the national arms industry. theoretically, the new amendment will allow switzerland to approve the re-export of weapons to ukraine. previously , the tsarist side refused such requests, citing its neutrality and legal restrictions. outside the game , the colorado supreme court banned donald trump from his state to run for president of the united states. the decision was applauded, citing the 14th amendment to the us constitution. it forbids the participants of the rebellions to hold the highest government positions. in trump's case, it's about calls to storm the capitol. the state supreme court's ruling affects only colorado, but it could have a significa

military , they will firmly stand by the resistance fighters. hasan azimzadeh of kafarkala sed and sima news agency, lebanon's border with occupied palestine. the vice chairman of the mining and mineral industry commission of the iranian chamber of commerce said: last year, about 38,000. 500 billion tomans collection of government salaries and it has been deposited into the treasury that according to the law of the 6th plan, 100% of the revenues from government rights should be allocated for the development of mines and the reconstruction of the surrounding environments of mines, but according to mr. qarooqi, something like 1400 billion of the total has been returned to the mining sector, or the mines. proprietary interest that the beneficiary must according to the law. to deposit a percentage of the price of minerals to the treasury at the daily rate at the head of the mine. government rights are a compensation that the government takes from mines and it is customary in all countries of the world. according to the law, 15% of this share should be used for the reconstruction and development of the infrastructure of the mining area be returned unfortunately, a very, very small portion of this goes to the ministry of poison. it

chamber representative. i would absolutely calmly put to a vote the budget for 2024, which i remind you has not yet been adopted, and the military budget, which was adopted only at the end of the year, and the proposal of the president of the united states for aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan, all of this would be and so, we faced this turbulence, right up until the... until the decision was approved to give us this 61, it seems like a billion dollars, by and large, as it should be, we should have gotten this 61 billion, and then the turbulence would begin, well, that's ideal, it should be like that, that 's what the white house planned, and what would happen in 2025 , no one knows at all, because everything there would still depend on the outcome of the election of the president of the united states, what it will actually be... nobody knows this result today. america is such a country. we are now looking at the ratings. here's trump ahead of biden, biden behind trump. but we know that in america, first of all , it does not matter who is ahead of whom, who is not ahead of whom. hillary clinton won trump's presidential election

military-patriotic tourism. agreements on cooperation between business circles will be signed after negotiations and exchange of information. however, some documents have already become a reality between the gomel branch of the belarusian chamber administration of the krasnogvardeisky district of st. petersburg signed a roadmap for trade, economic and humanitarian cooperation, and another document - a cooperation agreement with the tourism cluster of the northern capital of russia. the prosecutor general's office continues to investigate the case of genocide of the belarusian people. new sad facts during the patriotic war are regularly reported on dialogue platforms throughout the country. the team of the belarusian air carrier also joined the meeting of this format. according to the round table participants, such conversations without cuts help to learn the historical truth and not forget about the cost of the great victory. according to the prosecutor general's office, over 17 witnesses have already been questioned in the genocide case.