what's the mission impossible who 's in charge of my success? yes, i envy i can not remember the success. a man saw an x-ray. can't remember my accomplishments no, igor doesn't resemble a scoliosis patient. will you pass no? look, the invention of the 21st century is the key. wow, there's a whole arsenal then. and literature, by the way, you know how? i probably know how, when necessary, but i do not like. i, too, in my youth, was excellent in martial arts. and you can open vidal easily. i have the fourth dan in hara-kiri, my grandfather left one legacy . open the reception. your grandfather left you a legacy. invention of the 21st century flash drive keys like this, what would you do without me at all. oh my god no, no. well, what is it? so who 's the killer? well, this is a substitution, it doesn't look like it. well, this can't be washed, well, the killer can't it doesn’t look like sailing on a madman, it turns out that everything you said before was a gray mare, no, this is a false conclusion. this is just a fake video. they're just trapping

what is mission impossible, who's in charge of my success? let's lead. just can't remember success.you have senile scoliosis. yes man x-ray. you can’t remember my achievements, no, igor doesn’t remind me. well done will you pass no? look, the invention of the 21st century is the key. wow, there's a whole arsenal here then. and literature, by the way, do you know how to read? i probably know how, when necessary, but i do not like. i, too, in my youth, was excellent in martial arts. and you can easily open vidal aga. i have the fourth dan in hara-kiri, my grandfather left one legacy . open the reception. your grandfather left igor the invention of the 21st century keys as a legacy. flash drive that's it, what would you do without me at all. oh my god no, no. well, what is it? well, who kills like that? well, it's a substitution, it doesn't look like it. no , this can't be. well, the killer doesn't look like a sailor, you don't need a madman. it turns out that everything you said before is a gray -haired male, no, these are false conclusions. this is just a fake video. they're just tra

, and a little earlier thank you that's all the hero vanya you're straight, like tom cruise mission impossibleo where does she live? yes, like a civilian. and what, and tomorrow the stomach in civilian life? in the same place, she got on a bus and went to the other end of the city to jump off the bridge. that is, you are hinting that someone could bring her, but he could also help her return from there soon, there is a fence. just do not fall out, perhaps yes. and where are you hauled? not understood. well, out with jeans. you have white spots. is this what? well, there are road works going on, a new lane was being drawn. well the paint is fresh, and i got dirty road work. yes, and there are road workers there, of course, yes, of course, we talked with them in detail about everything. too bad, how the hell could we miss it? thank you lena yes, for this i am hello investigator sheet partner said that you saw something about the murder on the bridge, but there was no murder, i did n’t see anything. look, a girl died, maybe someone caused her to fall. it is important for us to know what you only

7" will be "mission: impossible - dead reckoning part one." >> steve: oh [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: he impossible mission is fitting that entire title on a marquee [ laughter ] yeah, that's a long title. right now our movie titles are starting to look like the poster for coachella [ laughter ] oh [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. shawn mendes, everybody. [ cheers and applause oh my goodness wow. wow. shawn mendes you're -- you're young you're talented. you're good looking. it is -- it is, like -- it's like looking into a mirror >> shawn: i feel differently >> jimmy: yeah hey, you want to try some monologue jokes? >> shawn: yeah, sure let's do it guys well i heard that this year new york city is getting 60 new electric buses >> jimmy: yeah, electric buses, or as they're also known, subways. [ light laughter ] or how about this one? try this one >> shawn: yeah, hey, i saw that a new poll said that every average american sets four different alarms to wake up in the morning. did you know that? >> jimmy: yeah no, i didn't know. the poll also found t

who have found ways to turn the west glamorization of violence against itself and go see a mission impossible type of movie or a, a homeland type of student series, where this is all stage and presented as the logical normal narrative of the new world we live in the paradox of this imagery, as it is literally downloaded on these youth, is that it becomes internalized. they look at it, the processes and they themselves tend to some time, have to find ways to act it in the video games for hours than then many of those ending, se, in the military of the united states armed forces and in effect, replaying those very techniques through the drones that they will send out to kill a young man and a top a hill somewhere in pakistan. b u b o t. he was loaded in one of the key innovations of these i'm, it was, it's platform that videos that they have upgraded to a much, much more different level of sophistication of quality. any who are then we'll go, in effect, a certain entertainment driven hollywood eyes, video games, e kind of approach which we hadn't, ah, specifically when it comes to the youth fro

because without the missile coverage from the mosque law, it will be just completely mission impossible. meanwhile, russian forces appear to be intensifying their attacks. constantine saying they hit more than 300 ukrainian targets overnight. the ukrainians recreating presence. lensky has singled peace talks, may now be off the table. what's the view from the kremlin? is president putin at all interested in peace talks? well, the thing that until now it was just a way of presenting himself as a reluctant warrior to the public at home and to well wherever remains believing in the world where we see i'm a metal piece. i really want, i want really want the solution is, is just the stubborn that asking them what the whole commitment from moscow. i think that's a couple of days ago, i think right, terry lansky said that he's goal is actually recapturing the whole of the ukrainian east, including the areas that will take over by russia in 2014. well probably there is no, there is no reason to have any peace on because it seems that the, the final goes completely incompatible. i think the land

my college mission impossible at this stage, but certainly he is truly trying his bass and at the secretary general's office has said that they felt this was the right time for him to make this trip a given the current climate and the circumstances around this conflict in ukraine and tony gutierrez, prior to going to a, a, a lunch meeting with a circle of rob said that he was committed to continuing his efforts to try and bring a ceasefire to ukraine to deliver humanitarian aid to much needed areas in and around. that's her country. he also said that i, he believes that dialogue is certainly a much needed at this point in the need to continue dialogue. we also understand that the secretary general is coming to the russian officials with a series of initiatives that he discuss with the turkish president on monday when he was there prior to coming here. and they haven't shared the details of what those initiatives are, but certainly they are. they will have a lot to discuss for his part survey love. rob said that he appreciated the efforts of the secretary general and he looked forward to dis

and greg morris from mission impossible. >> i am still bigger than them but yes so there you go. any more. i don't have time to have lunch for an hour is with un. joe biden played beautiful instrawments. everybody knows that at least sports you want make sure back up quarterback isn't as good as you. when he plays it there any threat you replaces you in job i am brian back up for fox and friends he has made that case because he knows i will never take his job. joe biden acam i a camp harris is november going to take his job he don't have to have lunch to once you are set. >> yes. >> do you still have those. >> get them to post. they are playing then staffers fighting with each other is that an excuse question am. you know, maybe convenient but i will tell you i am a traditionalist and i think you call the president cypress vice president. that's called donald trump done alds you know i think president you call him by the title to covid reason why they probably didn't does sits downs stage or and, i do think what she should be doing what they do have lunch of figuring out to get p

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mccarthy's doomed or going to have a caucus, as long as trump's got his back, probably not mission impossibleltimate example of leaders are judged when they put their country first over their self-interests, their party interests. that's what we've seen a failure to do by some of the loudest voices in our politics. people need to stand up and be big, not small. yet all the gravitational forces seem to steer them towards being small and petty and putting party over country. that's a recipe for disaster. >> nobody has more moral authority than fanone and those police officers who stood democracy on january 6th. he has all the moral authority in the world to be as outraged and disgusted at the lack of moral courage on the right as anyone. >> if only that courage and bravery could be shifted over. could somehow be transferred over to some of the members of congress who have not lived up to the moment. right? wouldn't that be something. let's talk about trump. last night, he was back on the campaign trail. you know, we can't stick our heads in the ground anymore. as much everybody would lieke t do

>> you know, it was a sort of mission impossible. tried to evacuate children from the biggest hospitals. we took them in rather large groups and we sought for either buses or train cars to bring them to leave cities in western ukraine. it was very difficult and challenging because it was just near impossible to find any means to transport or move these kids. and these are not healthy kids. these kids are in severe conditions. they have very low blood counts. they can have fever. sometimes the ministry of health helped us. but every time it was an ad hoc situation and we had to find the solution. >> of course. of course. now, the strikes, lviv, of course, is a hub, as you mentioned, for getting folks safely out of the country. there were missile strikes here, as you know, earlier this week. has that affected the ability to get people out of the country, the children safely? >> it affected a certain extent. it didn't stop us from evacuating children from ukraine. but it just demonstrated that you cannot be safe anywhere in ukraine. and

chris: when i was looking at that video, it seemed like a movie set or mission impossible sequence.one was killed, but red bull does all kinds of crazy stunts and usually viral videos, but that is just wild. dan: i remember the one where the guy jumped from space that looked like it was going to go terribly wrong but he pulled out of that spin in time. this is another one of those high-risk -- these guys are pros, but it is very high-risk. mike: just because the challenges out there doesn't mean you have to try it. i'm glad they were over the desert and i'm glad they are fine but why? great inucos g thisou kristen: what i don't understand is if the faa denied the request, how did it happen? sometimes the actions of a fan impacting a player's performance causes a stir on social media. that's what happened yesterday when a denver nuggets fan blocked steph curry. the image blew up on twitter with fans predicting his revenge and it seemed to happen. curry went off after this happened. i like it when you mock him and he's a little mad. chris: remember when we had no fans and we had cardb

yeah >> and then i thought, "oh, maybe, like, actors," because you'd heard about, like, the "mission impossible of a bunch of actors stuck in a hotel trying to make a flying dinosaur action movie during the pandemic. and everything goes wrong and the studio will not let them leave until they complete the movie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but does that -- flying -- they're great cgi, by the way. it is amazing. but these are very interesting dinosaurs. that -- i mean, this had to cost millions to make these. >> yeah, at the beginning i thought maybe this look cheap. then i thought, "what if they look exactly like 'jurassic park' except they're flying tyrannosaurus rex's? and i'm working with the same people who make the dinosaurs for "jurassic park." >> jimmy: yeah >> and they love that we're doing jokes, because they never get to do jokes. >> jimmy: you have to be -- yeah >> and by the end of it, they're just like, "what if the dinosaurs' penis and testicles were flammable?" [ laughter ] "and then the penis is like a fuse." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah >> "and they blow up." >> jimmy: okay, that's --

famous greg on the planet and i includeanet greg and again and e brady and greg morris from mission impossible louganis, greg louganis still bigger than them but yeah. so there you go. so well, my thought i heardun this was who has time to actually sit down and have ? ch with anybody anymore >> time to have lunch for an hour with someone. joe biden has played the politics of this like like a beautiful instrument. i mean, everyone wm knows that t least in sports you wantd to make sure your backup quarterback isn't as good as you. so when he plays, there's never any threat. he replaces you in the job. i knowor that i'm kilmeade backp along with haeg says for foxt and friends and kill me made n that case because he knows i'm never going to take his job joe biden know a couple of years is never taking his job ultimately safe and he doesn't h have to have lunch with her tot. prove that once those pictures come out of kill me, you're set . yeah, we can get them to you tonight and we'll drop them off to the post. s all right,, harold, they're blaming this on staffers fighting with each other, but is

inter, everything will be fine ukraine, wait until the meeting, what will be discussed the mission is impossiblee osce? we will finish it. see you on the air before we launch. we will win. you are not news. together, we are strong. we shot down the plane. it caught fire. to eject and survive, but there are people below oleksandr korpan, a 27-year-old air force captain from mykolaiv gave his life to save hundreds of others, he took his burning plane from residential buildings for courage and self-sacrifice, oleksandr korpan received the title of hero of ukraine posthumously heroes do not die, millions are forced to live from below, it is unknown many people who came they do not work, they lost their jobs, but they are alone with problems if you moved from the territory where hostilities were or continue, use support program and receive up to three thousand hryvnias per person per month to maintain the status of an internally displaced person and payments in the action the services of the certificate of internal movement of the person will appear in the appendix. and the funds will go to the card,

this mission is almost impossible.oes of this viral video, filmed in one of the countries of southeast asia during the rainy season, decide how the driver pobeda made both animals and sticks, a kind of seat expander. now he can bring five passengers at once, how does he keep the balance of e with such a load and on such a slippery road. and this is the riddle of nobody but the driver. didn't even get dirty. now i can travel with great comfort or already on a russian stove, and her holiday was celebrated. here are the murtias, remembering all the traditions that originate from the stove. hmm , this is the costume of our area, so to speak, sarapul, because i have sarapul ones flying from my military grandmother, grandmothers, too, we, at one time in the thirty-first year, we had a stream of all the union here and always came from all the surroundings from all over the country and from leningrad region and near i from voronezh and still live people and ukrainians and germans. we have more than 11 nationalities who came to

the mission is already impossible. the osce is ceasing its work in ukraine.n april 1, the eight-year mandate of the organization expired, and its extension was blocked by russia, and the negotiations, of course, did not yield anything. the osce received from moscow, a portion of accusations and lies, what were the international observers doing? the osce monitoring mission in ukraine required a unanimous decision of all 57 member states. russia was the only one to vote against. i deeply regret that due to the position of the russian federation, we could not reach an agreement on extending the mandate of the special monitoring mission. the osce launched its mission in ukraine in 2014 after, with the support of the russian federation illegal armed formations have become active in the east. the osce was the only international organization that directly monitored the situation in donbas. during the last month, high-ranking officials of the osce tried to influence the the decision of the russian federation, but in vain we studied all possible options and ways of po

then in the spring fitin sends leonid kvasnikov to the usa on his mission it's nearly impossible to break the main top-secret lab of the manhattan project. the contribution of intelligence to solving the problem of atomic weapons and creating them by the soviet union was invaluable. he outlined completely new landmarks and avoided many technical misconceptions. this operation is called e normas translated from english is something monstrous. the first soviet atomic bomb rds-1 was created in sarov, a closed city four hundred kilometers from moscow, this was noted by all the physicists who participated in this it is enough to come to the nuclear weapons museum in sarov and see how intelligence worked. in 1946 , a decision was made to create a nuclear industry facility in the gorky region, the village, sarov, disappeared from topographic maps for years, and the name base, 112, appeared in the secret documents. hundreds of experiments had to be done and when some were not allowed or especially children asked. and what does it sound like in our country ? and these were explosions, charge testi

here is an abstinence joint breakfast for the leonid family, a mission that is practically impossiblet today is a rare common day off. they still have i managed to get together at the same table hostess, ranch actress alexandra korchatova, 14 years old. she is married to maxim leonidov in this happy marriage, two children were born, the youngest. leonid is now 10 years older than mary is 13 and the whole family is worried. her complex transitional age. what is he listening to? masha masha da egor creed that 's it, that's not her. it's something in her inside , some kind of alien wakes up there. so, uh, love should not look at anything. in these shots, maxim and alexander are still newlyweds. and their daughters are the machines of everything 3 months parents. then they promised that they would try not to spoil the children. and today they admit that it was not possible to keep the promise at all. mash appeared unintentionally spontaneously on sveta, it’s as if already we tried to plan the birth of a boy. that's why they are so different. masha is by nature very freedom-loving. uh, her

impossible. but when you understand what your mission is, you know, it's just like that under the covers , such a strength of spirit rises. you write it down. and you didn't know the word that he was a moron. now you know donate. it's me, don't listen to him, it's envy. hello boris ivanchuk, he is the most police there a couple question valery samoilov acquaintance he is who valery samoilova she works for me, it is unlikely that she was killed by the killers on your phone number. and she has you recorded as a bunny. why are they already killing it? it was a multi-million dollar company. somehow samoilova offered to take away his company , sell it, and divide the money. or maybe kill. well, of course, there are good means, but as i understand it, they didn’t want to stand out with her either. yeah, uh, she's very stupid, she fell for my legend of the auditor who must. bankrupt the company what are the auditors exist? and i won't be able to. oh arguments, i understand all the best and you don’t get sick, yes, yes. you understand, besides me, no one here is a damn thing, and i alone can't work for e

dw news life from berlin to night mission of ordered a red cross convoy on its way to evacuate civilians from mario pole has turned back . conditions, making it impossible for the team to get there safely. dashing the hopes of those trap inside the besieged city. also coming up tonight, a start warning from the european union to china. do not help russia in its war against ukraine. the china sang it will not be forced to take soft. ah. i bring. gov is good to have you with us. we start tonight in ukraine and those attempts to get civilians out of the besieged city of mario pole. to night there are reports that a red cross convoy had to stop and turn around conditions on the ground. simply too dangerous of these strategic port on ukraine. southern coast is essential for the control of access to the sea of assaults. previous attempts to get people out of the city about a $160000.00 civilians where they fill, but that appears to be changing. across you crate were then 6000 people managed to get out via human humanitarian corridors. today, about half of those were evacuated from mario pope. hollow shells of buildings now were a vital port city. once stood,

mission. here . come on. oh, the hoffman here. the people have reason for hope that you can do something and rebuild. but in syria, that would be impossible smoothly. we have cities that are completely destroyed, complete. there's no hope left there like there is here. got a lot of no via hub. now that winter has passed. construction work is underway again and as has another coal, so there are more ukrainian refugees in need of transportation. the syrian refugees network is in great demand. these days more about 18000 people live in the town of zinzis in the german state of rhineland palatinate. the collaborative space co working in zinzis became an organizational hub during the flooding. here help us met up 8 meals and slept in close quarters for weeks. the syrian helpers are just arriving back at the co working space and they're happy to see their old colleague, jennifer fletcher again. things have calmed down a bit in the r valley. the worst of the disaster is behind them. the syrians have made friends during their time here, and the residence of zinzis did too. but not every one was so open to the syrian volunteers from the beginning.

the scale of that sort of rescue mission mounted by a third country i think it's almost impossible asoment. in terms of humanitarian corridor is to may think we're closer today than we have been for quite some time. it's been weeks since they last managed to organise one of these since all sides were in agreement, and there was a degree of safety involved will stop got to the point today where the mayor of mary and paul actually give out specific locations to people living in that city where they could go and board buses to leave. it's always difficult to assess these things on the day, and we are two hours i had to be here can see that desk is starting to fall. probably tomorrow morning will be when we get a better idea of the success of that. they were hoping for 6000 people, but we know that there are still around 100,000 still trapped there. so even if it was successful, it represents a tiny fraction of the people who are still trapped in that city. what are still trapped in that city. what do we know _ are still trapped in that city. what do we know about _ are still trapped in t

the americans tell us the combat mission that this is a new afghanistan , afghanistan is familiar to you firsthand, it seems. no, it is absolutely impossiblempare the situation with forty years ago. and what's happening now there was no nazism there. there was no. here is what we saw not so long ago, but on the road where our special forces were detained by, uh, the georgian battalion. it wasn't there. there was a war. ah, one against the other against the other, and there was a fair war. there was an open war. and despite the fact that the west did everything possible to pump up, and armed the opposition with the most modern weapons of that period, there were no atrocities on the part of the mujahideen from outside. e dushmanov, and that's what we see here is more of an association. this is only with the actions of the nazis, and during the second world war. please, you know, they say sometimes that the longer the operation takes, the more effectively ineffective. are we losing the pace? i want to say that, in fact, the longer the operation takes, the greater the understanding of its necessity, and not only for us, but for the same ukrain

which is unlikely, to mount a mission of that size and complexity by a third country to rescue those fighters and the civilians in the plant. i would say it's almost impossibleis stage, but they choose not to surrender. as you say, that shows a lack of faith and a lack of trust in what russia says. >> anna foster there, speaking to me from kyiv. let's turn to germany. the country saying it will stop importing oil from russia by the end of the year. this will make the impact of sanctions more severe. around 1/4 of the oil that germany uses comes from russia. the german finance minister has admitted stopping all russian oil imports now would hurt germany more than it would hurt president putin. he's been talking with our economics editor. >> just after the invasion of ukraine, the western world came together to isolate russia, its financial system, and its war chest as never before, but it wasn't enough to deter the invasion. germany is heavily dependent on russian energy. hundreds of millions of euros are being sent to the kremlin's companies every day. it's russia that's responsible for the significant economic consequences of the war. >> there is an unprovo

dw news lie from berlin tonight, mission of boarded a red cross convoy on its way to evacuate civilians from mario poll has turned back . conditions, making it impossible for the team to get there safely. dashing the hopes of those trap inside the besieged city. also coming up tonight, a start warning from the european union to china. do not help russia in its war against you. great. the china saying it will not be forced.

dw news live from berlin to night mission aboard at a red cross convoy on its way to evacuate civilians from mario paul, has turned back. conditions made it impossible for the team to get there safely. dashing the hopes of those trapped inside the besieged city. also coming up to night. a start warning from the european union to china do not help russia in its war with ukraine. china says it will not be forced to take soft. and the drawl for this year's football world cup has concluded. whose country guitar in now hope the world detention moves away from its human rights record to the turn of it itself? ah, i bring golf, it's good to have you with us on this friday and we start in ukraine and those attempts to get civilians out of the besieged city of mario pulled to night. there are reports that a red cross convoy had to stop and turn around conditions on the ground, simply too dangerous. now the strategic port on ukraine's southern coast is essential for control and access to the sea of as odd. as you see right there, previous attempts to establish humanitarian corridors out of the city for about a 160000 civilians. have phil. but that appears to

news live from berlin tonight, mission of boarded a red cross con boy on its way to evacuated civilians from mario all hands turned back conditions and making it impossible for the team to get there safely. dashing the hopes of those trap inside the besieged city. also coming up tonight, a stark warning from the european union to china don't help russia in its war against you crate. the china says it will not be forced to take socks and the draw for this year's football.

news live from berlin to night mission of boarded a red cross con boy on its way to evacuate civilians from mari of all hands turned back conditions and making it impossible for the team to get there safely. dashing the hopes of those trap inside the besieged city. also coming up tonight, a stark warning from the european union to china don't help russia in its war against you crate. china says it will not be forced to take to socks and the draw for this year's football world cup have concluded hopes, country guitar, to now hope that the world detention moves away from its human rights record to the tournament itself. ah, i'm burned. gov down review was watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we start this friday in ukraine and those attempts to get civilians out of the besieged city of mario pope. to night, there are reports that a red cross con boy had to stop and turn around conditions on the ground, simply too dangerous. the strategic ports of ukraine, southernmost coast is essential for the control and access to the sea of a saws. as you see right there, previous attempts to establish humanitarian corridors

impossible to train locals to that standard. even in 8 years. we've seen foreigners, even dark skinned individuals franzoni twice. now. ukraine has launched high risk helicopter evacuation missions to mario book. several helicopters have even made it out, though most were destroyed. the window of opportunity though is closing with every day, more and more of mary. opal is liberated and chances are high that soon we'll find out just who these, that ukraine and its allies. a su, desperate to evacuate. more ad gazda of r t for mary opal. ah, will ukraine's president has given his speech to the greek parliament using statements by notorious neo nazi battalion trips. san miss lansky introduced a member of the openly near nazi as of italian. he came to he was an ethnic greek. although he did not speak the language, greek parliamentarians gave him answer lensky as standing as ation. however, both top politicians and the public, a furious. all those who clapped to this should hang their heads in shame that those who oppressed the greeks of mary u. paul were given a platform in parliament. there's widespread condemnation from all political spectrums and greek media against dissolve appea

observation by the osce mission for a long time, that is, the observers are not there they let in, in what condition technically is it in, can it receive planes now, it is impossibley for sure, it has to itself , the president of moldova said during her press conference that they cannot say a no yes a no regarding the possibility of using this airport, and theoretically, in theory, attempts are possible at the front airport. well, to deliver the russian military from crimea, then the plane will be in the airspace of ukraine for 7-10 minutes, but it depends on how it will react, whether the team will shoot it down, or whether it will be technically possible not to miss this plane. well, they it is not for nothing that they have now started to warm up near the bridge. so we understand that the existing shipyard, so to speak, can afford to devote an extremely high concentration of fire, actually. i don’t know if it is near ismail or belgorod-dniestrovsk and they would try to advance there, and accordingly this raises relevant questions, and an additional argument is added to everything, first of all, you rightly noted that they can demand to protect the civilian popu

impossible to avoid coming under fire. cnn's clarissa ward is in dnipro with one man's brave mission going into the fighting, into danger, to save those who so desperately need to escape. >> reporter: it's a road few are willing to take anymore. but every day, volunteer alexander prokapenko makes the dangerous drive toward russian forces in his hometown to rescue fellow residents from the heavy fighting. they shell everything, he tells us. school buses, the red cross, anything that moves. >> so why do you do this work? >> reporter: i love my town and i can't leave it, he says. i can't leave the people here. somebody needs to help people. he's hoping the rain provides some let-up in the relentless artillery. it's better for us, but it's worse for the road, he says. you can't see the potholes and the shrapnel from the shells. he arrives. in the last few days it has come under heavy shelling. anotoli is being evacuated with his son, vladimir. those who stay here are now completely cut off from basic services. so there's no electricity here, no water at all and you can see they're actually collecting rainwater. it's time for an

impossible to train locals to that standard. even in 8 years, we've seen foreigners, even dark skinned individuals gronvold twice now ukraine has launched high risk helicopter evacuation missions to mario both. several helicopters have even made it out, though most were destroyed. window of opportunity though is closing. with every day, more and more of mary, you will, is liberated. and chances are high that soon will find out just who these that ukraine and its allies are so desperate to evacuate. more ad gasdio arti from mario. both arti has access to lead to audio conversations, allegedly recorded near keith were russian troops had been stationed. they seemed to contradict the ukrainian governments version of the events that saw russia accused of deliberately killing civilians are teased, riff notions, comments all your crew. our troops kicked out the russians. okay. through the troops when further, whoops of the territorial defense force went in and they looted the village. they were alluding houses and shooting, taking everything. they looted absolutely everything. the 1st order is a conversation between people of ukraine's security service known as, as be here. and one o

impossible to train locals to that standard. even in 8 years. we've seen foreigners, even dark skinned individuals gronvold twice. now. ukraine has launched high risk helicopter evacuation missions to marry you book several helicopters have even made it out, though most were destroyed. the window of opportunity, though is closing with every day. more and more of mary hugo is liberated and chances are high that soon will find out just who these that ukraine and its allies are so desperate to evacuate. more ad gasdio of r t. for mary you bull. ah, the u. s. has a pre they mathee the arms sales dale t taiwan significantly escalating tensions with beijing. as of the china, if he is to bow to heavy whitehouse pressure to denounce russia's military campaign in ukraine. in our reports, nancy pelosi, the us house speaker plans to visit taiwan. beijing says there will be consequences if she does move on in casual you will you aside should honor its commitment to the one china principal and the 3 china us joint communiques cancel the plan, visit of u. s. house of representatives. speaker pelosi may stop its official contact with taiwan and fulfill its commitment of not supporting taiwan i

impossible to train locals to that standard. even in 8 years. we've seen foreigners, even dark skinned individuals rancil twice. now. ukraine has launched high risk helicopter evacuation missions to mario book. several helicopters have even made it out, though most were destroyed. the window of opportunity, though is closing with every day. more and more of mary. apple is liberated and chances are high that soon will find out just who these, that ukraine and its allies are so desperate to evacuate. more ad gazda of r t for mary, opal rushes warned foreign states to stop pumping lethal weaponry into ukraine, which is being used for illegal warfare and to commit widespread war crimes, including by chance top fighting for the opening. nazi as of battalion, we call on the international community to give an objective assessment of the crimes of ukraine informations to stop supply them with weapons and to encourage keith to abandon unacceptable methods of warfare. the us and u. k. were providing weapons to ukraine even before the conflict began. many more western states had begun sending legal aid to key. as in the last 2 months, washington has even approved a bill to use. it's a le

when performing a combat mission, two of our ka-52s came under fire and left literally pierced by bullets. at the same time, the pilot managed to accomplish the seemingly impossible and feats in the sky dmitry tolmachev not very good, let's try to reach the site. these are the negotiations of the ka-52 crews with the ground. that's what, it means, not to panic, where we can, retreat to one hit, most likely, with a 7.62 caliber, the intermediate gearbox hit the right. they pierced him. it's been a few hours now later, commander. the crew shows holes. another hole, also 7.62. she damaged the fuel system. here is the pipeline of the fuel system, because of which all the kerosene flowed out in a minute and a half 400 kg of fuel. it just poured out two russian attack helicopters had already completed the task, destroyed the enemy tanks, when on the way back the crew came under fire, one of the hits was received on the port side, and this bullet reached the inside of the cockpit and almost hit me in the leg, but uh, glory god thanks to the wires that are and windings. uh, in the cockpit. she didn't come. here it is both helicopters, like a sieve, but the experience of