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ah, the invincible cleanser nami was able to hold out for just 20 days. ah, the red armies outstanding, manchurian operation ended in complete victory. but even those of a new military reasons, florence hello shima, like a saki bombed a bomb, was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped down the soviet union as a warning of what's going to have to soviets if they interfered with americans post war plan. ah ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. his on offense, very dramatic or development only personally and going to resist. are those 3 hows, as strategy will be successful, very critical, time, time to sit down and talk awe . on november, the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended, the u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. as the u. s. s. all was devastated by well. it either states last about $400000.00 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did. a

when that occurs, ah, the invincible cleanser nami was able to hold out for just 20 days. ah, the red armies outstanding, manchurian operation ended in complete victory. been those of a new military reasons for it to russia and like a saki bombed who a bomb was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped on the soviet union as a warning of what's going to have the soviets, if they interfered with america as post war plan. ah ah, need to come to russian state little narrative. unfortunately, no santini, devastation, american house runs them up for a group in the 55 with. okay, so 9 is 25 i'm speaking with we will van in the european union the kremlin media machine. restate on russia today and split or t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with, with the both, let's say, is a boutique firm for both for us is just like his predecessor is a fan of the moon, the color of transition and they may have to way for a normalization on the only see russia relations. why did the and so because date, acknowledge the fact that the west can

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know, looking at these faces and looking into the eyes of these people, and today we talked with vete nami, in fact, it is clear why we won that war, then in 1945 you can see the unbending. will, strength, determination, firmness of character, such a hmm feeling of a victorious soldier, here, for example, what lyudmila nikolaevna slobozhana told us about that war and the great victory. let's listen. war - it got very hard. thanks to such brave, courageous young people who died defending our homeland, so be good parent and take care of it. today we still heard here on the podium the conversation that this day is the most. the most important thing for us is memory, which allows our country to remain free and maintain its statehood and not succumb to attempts to rewrite history, this is what people in the stands are saying here today. we are waiting for the parade. will begin very soon. i give you the floor of my colleague dmitry yes, anton thank you very much. in fact, we have heard from here. this is a loud hurray that was periodically handed out from red square and i am sure, of course, th

than our family is get psyched, us is nice and then in 2010 especially, i thought there was this to nami, of cases in ireland. in a dark shadow, suspicion has been cast over so many priests and religions who perform their ministry with honesty and integrity and often with her royal self sacrifice we ask god's forgiveness and his hating. we ask this for ourselves and we asking for the victims from being so gravely wronged by those where our brothers in my own case i. i went to report my abuser 25 years after the boost my local curate. and his attitude was that the booth must have been my fault and i will forgive him, forrest, and he wouldn't take the priest name because he said, if he did, he have to do something about it. and i left the discussion, feeling devastation. and it took me another 10 years to ever speak about it. again . what i discovered in the murphy report was, and what he told the police when he was interviewed, was that he'd been told in the seminary in a case like thus never to take the priest's name during the ear of john paul and benedict. people were appointed as bish

than our for me is get psyched, us is nice and then in 2010 especially when i was there was this to nami, of cases in ireland, in india, that's a dark shadow. suspicion has been cast over so many priests and religious, who performed their ministry with honesty and integrity. and often with her royal self sacrifice, we ask god's forgiveness and his hating. we ask this for ourselves and we asking for the victims from being so gravely wronged by those who wear our brothers . in my own case, i. i went to report my abuser 25 years after the boost my local curious. and his attitude was that the deuce must have been my fault and i was forgiven for us. and he wouldn't take the priest's name because he said, if he did, he'd have to do something about it. and i left the discussion, feeling devastations, and it took me another 10 years to ever speak about it. again. what i discovered in the murphy report was what he told the police when he was interviewed was that he'd been told in the seminary in a case like thus never to take the priest's name during the ear of john paul and benedict. people were

because basically the nika nami crisis has been turned down by the big dog dog dog. they have not gotten any red budgets done, needs money, and needs had bought the floods caused by heavier than usual pre monsoon may have devastated parts of ne, in india, at least 28 people have died during days of flooding in the state of a psalm. as bobby metal reports, experts, the blaming human activity and climate change was thing situation. but something bad to us as she worries about her children's future as she mourns the death of a husband. he drowned soon after the family escaped, flooded home. i'm telling you he went to check on the house. he said there would be damages and wanted to see if the flood water had brought the house down. he hadn't come back since dozens of others have also been killed and hundreds of thousands displaced by floods and landslides. in dallas, ne, a, some state has been hit, the hardest thousands of people are in shelters, and many are living in flooded homes. rescuers are working to reach people by air and boat, brenda, a scale of our producers t

it's going to law komatsu nami, please. santa connie pay now me me now mirabelle with and my name's tracy shelton. i've been working as a journalist in the middle east for the past 6 years. and i knew have ohio for around a year and a half our house was part of the secure elf sham which is under the free syrian army. so the group was always all syrian, there were not a group of foreign fighters by any means there. what i would describe is a moderate islamic group when you compare them to the other groups in syria, it's not at the extreme of se, job it out. most through or islamic state, which is to inquire, is islam on as much of the world as they possibly can. with fer able, hijacked, the mission of jihad was to liberate the country from bushes regime. and she had put hud. yep, bol, you tell me some from on a field of combat in there. just luciano, i see a regular met in one will meet them oxy, mississippi, priscilla, securities on seekers, healthy occupancy, v max is compatible. barble will fit, you know. so on the monster down with a slimy good q. so hello lou, should you fucking last

we would not be celebrate apa heritage week or month if not for someone like nami in 1997 together withongressman frank from new york proposed a celebration for celebrating our heritage and contributions to this country. i remember reading his passionate speech in the house of representatives that he talked about how asian american -- pacific americans are part of the fabrics of this country that we should be included, same thing that we are still talking about today. are we included? but -- but so without at that time, without fighting for it and frank harton and other members of congress supported the resolution, we would not be celebrating this occasion every year. and many of you probably heard of him, have met him was amazing. he was inspiring from being the son of a japanese immigrant who went through the internment camps in world war ii in the u.s. army to being the mayor of san jose and one of the longest serving member of congress. if that wasn't history enough, he was one of the rare asian pacific americans that actually served in two cabinet positions. secretary of commerce a

we would not be celebrate apa heritage week or month if not for someone like nami in 1997 together withssman frank from new york proposed a celebration for celebrating our heritage and contributions to this country. i remember reading his passionate speech in the house of representatives that he talked about how asian american -- pacific americans are part of the fabrics of this country that we should be included, same thing that we are still talking about today. are we included? but -- but so without at that time without fighting for it and frank harton and other members of congress supported the resolution, we would not be celebrating this occasion every year. and many of you probably heard of him have met him was amazing. he was inspiring from being the son of a japanese immigrant who went through the internment camps in world war ii in the u.s. army to being the mayor of san jose and one of the longest serving member of congress. if that wasn't history enough, he was one of the rare asian pacific americans that actually served in two cabinet positions. secretary of commerce and the

we would not be celebrate apa heritage week or month if not for someone like nami in 1997 together withew york proposed a celebration for celebrating our heritage and contributions to this country. i remember reading his passionate speech in the house of representatives that he talked about how asian american -- pacific americans are part of the fabrics of this country that we should be included, same thing that we are still talking about today. are we included? but -- but so without at that time, without fighting for it and frank harton and other members of congress supported the resolution, we would not be celebrating this occasion every year. and many of you probably heard of him, have met him was amazing. he was inspiring from being the son of a japanese immigrant who went through the internment camps in world war ii in the u.s. army to being the mayor of san jose and one of the longest serving member of congress. if that wasn't history enough, he was one of the rare asian pacific americans that actually served in two cabinet positions. secretary of commerce and the secretary of tra

nami was work was done to remove mines on the road , 38 minutes were removed.fessionalism and real courage are about our military, who are participating in a special operation to protect the donbass, lieutenant colonel dmitry zharkikh, deputy commander of the artillery brigade from the first days on the front line, when intelligence discovered the armed nationalists. zharkikh decided to attack the enemy and personally corrected the fire, three dozen radicals were destroyed, as well as howitzers, vehicles with mortars and an armored personnel carrier sergeant viktor pykhtin at night discovered a group of militants. and despite their numerical advantage. one of the first to enter the battle immediately destroyed the machine-gun crew, and in total more than ten neo-nazis were liquidated. the rest fled guards sergeant nikolai romanenko , during the liberation of the settlement, led a brigade of marines competently built a fire system and deprived the enemy of a retreat route. and he also hit an enemy truck with ammunition with an accurate blow and did not allow the