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and e have been based in ukraine since the 2000s, court 24 124 m -su 24 mmr, which was completely outside the agreements then allowed into ukraine and in the end, who bombed our ukraine, are no longer based in ukraine, even in the ukrainian crimea, all their and eh purely from a military point of view, this is a great victory, a great advantage because the 43rd regiment was the main strike unit of the e-e black sea fleet, the aviation of the black sea fleet, which carried out e-e bombing raids on our suburban seaside cities, operated in the south of ukraine and in the southwest e- is put fear on the roof of the north-western part of the black sea, now 45 steps in total. actually, not only the aviation was destroyed, the retro was seriously affected, and i think that there will be more pressure on petrivka in the coming months, at least in the mountains, to be based in the mountains. it is very unfortunate that the northern fleet the pilots did not come to train. yes, we would still kill two birds with one stone. so tell me . well, in the next month, you say there will be no basing at the

information in the media that it was so with each other understood, former friends on the one hand, mmrsov and nikita solonin with another rapper dimasta. according to dmitry nikitin’s passport, it all started, allegedly with mourning on the internet, all three lead an active online life. tarasov, in addition to professional fights, is blogging and often boasts of cars in the salon. he calls himself a novice fighter. mma says it wants to get into the professional league and runs an internet channel where it talks about training in computer games and blogging hobby wow viewing in general do not care. you have done your job and train children, we train with roots and just shoot for myself what i enjoy, and the rapper demonstrably uploads clips and all the time challenges one of his opponents to a fistfight. true, this time, apparently, he had a snack in the salon, which is why it is not yet clear, but the brawl began in one of the cafes in st. petersburg where the musician called artyom tarasov to meet him, as the athlete himself said. and what is called began to present for a friend. aft

mmr, dtap. in a variety of states. what does this say to you? >> right. what you point out is that we have seen a decline in the routine childhood vaccines that prevent against serious diseases. measles, mumps, chickenpox, whooping cough. what happened in the pandemic is that parents weren't able to get into the doctor offices as easily and they may not have gotten the children as well vaccinated and maybe spillover with questions about the covid vaccine impacting the other childhood vaccines. as confident as i am i'm more confident about the childhood vaccines using them for decades. they are waiting to come into the united states. unless the children with vaccinated we're at risk for more outbreaks. >> exemptions remains low. only about 2.2% according to the latest data from the cdc. is that encouraging at all? >> yeah. it is not just people choosing not to be vaccinated but something that we need to make sure that we make it as accessible as possible. some parents still worry about the cost of vaccines or can't take time off work. the vaccines for chil

. >> joining me now is the president and co-founder -- founder of -- and author of once i was you mmrblack ethnics, and the pursuit of the american dream. i'm gonna start with you. the story discussed me. it literally angers me. maria, i have to ask you, have you spoken to any of these migrants who have been bussed? what are they saying? what have they've been telling you about their experience about being transferred from the border where they were legally seeking asylum, and being dumped off in major cities? >> before i do that, i know that my friend and you, are historians, i'm not, right? but i live through a moment in history when the sanctuary movement was created in the united states, or the modern movement. it was created by reverend john fife in arizona. a another cowboy rebel philosopher. the whole idea behind sanctuary is that it was created so that the united states would not repeat the mistakes during the holocaust. when they turned away jewish refugees. with that point, the mainstream media criticized as dirty and scary and communist, and this country turned them away. n

naval reconnaissance tu-142 mmr, well, it flew by, the guys reacted, damn it, american well, on this,we always did in soviet times, we always did, and we will do it, please, just the frame was taking off. our launch vehicle. soyuz i want to return to the iranian satellite, which is now very sensational, in fact. why are americans so worried they have? uh, in general, they have always relied on space for aerial reconnaissance in that any point on the earth is open to them. they can always see. and this is really true, because they have 260 satellites remotely sensing the earth, 200 of which are commercial ones that monitor the situation in ukraine on a daily basis. and in principle, to see all the movements of our troops , you need to understand that this term is like the fog of war when they do not see the depth. the crows of the enemy are already gone. they really monitor all this, plus they have military satellites and electronic intelligence and others and various other satellites that we launched a couple of days ago. this is actually the success of the iranian space program - thi

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