natalia tell me how the child should react to this.es, he is 12-15 years old there, and how should an adult who does this react. unthinkable. yes, i fully agree with you vitaly viktorovich unfortunately, i have to interrupt you that time ours is limited. i thank you for your comments on a direct connection with the facts was the assistant to the head of the ministry of internal affairs of the lugansk people's republic, vitali kiselyov . closer, i can say with confidence that our children have been robbed of their childhood. at least, this piece of childhood, that it was torn from them, was not very scary. for 2 months they sat in the basement and studied multiplication in the face. the children of donbass have lost their little lives, which are bummed out, that they are very bad people because they started first. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. vladimir putin holds a bilateral meeting with the prime minister of india at the render-mode. they are talking in samarkan

been with that goes on in the, in, in when i went, can you de natalia tell him who is our video? i hung down with greedy drive is like an j transported people all across eastern europe. fountain, the through most of played on us trick bravo. or was it with others? i'm barely brought from all day for both the doctor, but i would like to get lunch, a cough, dum blasio to 13. 0 oh, so there you go to here. europe. chicago with our federal rules, would you throw rules? were partly drawn for the run are sure sure definitely was yamil, which the oh sure him or you will see as you need valesh some 40000 vietnamese people will live in polish capital more so it's one of the biggest communities in eastern europe about 30 kilometers from the city is one of the largest asian wholesale market in europe. it's also a hub for traffic. it will have to believe on me. and she hear you, donald rogers shut. should you show it to russia from nevada? yes. carrie vaughn, contreras, whatever the stay something you know, but on that a good memory you stunts don't conceal. no, to say this was yourself. the

well, natalia. tell us how you live?ere is no one. and now we have said, stay at home, i myself do everything, that is, he accepted your children. yes, they even treat him much better than they do to their father. now all the worries about your alexander children have been taken over by the new beloved natalya in the studio alexander plotnikov is normal, because what a hell of a father you are. i agree that change father. now there was none before. how many times a month? the nineteenth year we live together for 3.5 years, the hostess is excellent in collecting children. everything is fine. together together is the most educated for children. natalia, you could become a dad. like me i can be my dad, as he has, my own dad, if you can call him dad inattention, nothing surprises anymore, but worries, tell him worries. you worry me, don't worry anyone well done to your children. and what, i would come as a zone came in the month of february, and so many children appeared in the month of april. he would run first. do you know

you became the owner of a crystal weight, finally, you fulfilled the standard of the academy, natalia tell me, please, almost every of your questions is based on unique information, where do you find it? do not believe the numerous bookstores. you you read and you come across a topic for a question or you go to bookstores to find a question for what where when no of course, i choose certain authors certain trends in period era painting. i buy books downloaded from the internet and van gogh's lullabies what was your cost say a. how did you react to the fact that you became an academician, so you watched tv and you were recognized by the academy what is your reaction? you know, i. so proud of myself natalya tell me, what did the director of the school where you teach, how did she reacted that now she is subordinate to the academy? firstly, of course, there were immediately text messages from numerous colleagues from the director of the school. and here, when i was asked to transfer now to go. she said you wouldn't believe it. i rejoice more than damn she she rejoices more than we natalya i w

natalia tell me, please, almost every your question is based on unique information. the many bookstores you read and you come across a topic for question or do you go to bookstores to find a question for what where when no of course, i choose certain authors certain trends in painting era periods buy books downloaded from the internet.

about this interview with funker, german defense minister christina lambrecht said that natalia goncharova will tell press about the events in ukraine the ukrainian army suffers heavy losses in the donbass and cedes territory under the onslaught of the russian armed forces, the new york times writes about this, the formation of zelensky gradually knocking out the occupied positions, the publication admits that the ties between donbass and moscow have always been much stronger than with kiev, therefore, the majority of the inhabitants of the regions in 2014 supported the idea of ​​​​reunification with russia, and the ukrainian army is perceived as aggressors, as if ukrainian troops arrived to suppress the uprising. residents saw them as invaders. they spoke a different language, they were from a different region, they professed a different culture, according to ukrainian officers, in some villages. grandmothers lay on the roads blocking ukrainian tanks, local spotters transmit navigational information to the russians to improve the accuracy of missile and artillery strikes. ukrainian soldiers operate

yes, martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80. he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead. but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes, or that that hamid al jazeera, it's zoom. thousands of people have been killed in fighting this week along the border between kyrgyzstan into gk. stan. both countries accuse each other of carrying out the tanks on towns. no major incidents were reported overnight, but a cease fire was reportedly violated on friday. could, augustine has declared the state of emergency in the bath can board of region card they are taught to pull off was could get stance ambassador to the us. he says the tensions are part of a long running board. a dispute? well, clearly it, as it gets done, is attempting to put pressure on curious, done, and again, concessions on the issues on the board on the patient. as you said, for almost half of a border has not been dealing with. and the

martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80, he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be fined area over the years. they have admitted in the past to targeting iranian back to arms groups who financial institutions and lebanon have announced fell close for 3 days next week because of security concerns. at least 5 armed rides had been carried out on banks on friday. many of the hold ups were by disparate people demanding access to their own money. and his own. a hood of reports from by rote. the incidence could continue. oh, a series of bank, holdups, across lebanon in just a few hours. depositors armed and demanding their money. they've been locked out of their account since the financial crisis began in late 2019. in most cases, they were able to get some of their funds are not going to mean every time i go to the bank, i'm your mailing agent. they give me a little amount of my money as if i my becca, don't i have money, but i look like a poor man. we can't buy medicine. oh, the raids on friday followed to on wednesday. activists are promising more

got martha. natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80, he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead, but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. auto. when we spoke an hour ago, air raid sirens sounded there in hoc huge. what's the latest on the fighting? ah, what city? the siren sound and hockey several times per day and several times per night. and you do also see here loud explosions, nearly an hour daily on a nightly basis. i would say now this counter offensive has taken everybody by surprise here, but i think one of his successes also has been that the government has been not talking about it too much, not publish sizes publicizing it until after defax. and what we do know from do from the ministry of defense is that they had pushed further even further east in the northern part of the country, towards them, against sweden. there is fighting on going in and around the town of missy shag. the am game will do wh

she's hoping to find her husband who also died in an air strike that nathan natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried. at 80, he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead by ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. what does that mean? al jazeera, it's zoom. syrian state media says israel has carried out air strikes that have killed 5 soldiers. the attack happened near the capitol, damascus. israel has conducted numerous air strikes inside that government controlled areas of syria over the years. it has admitted in the past that it's targeted iranian backed on groups. and it's taken an operation of 84 hours, but the last body has been removed from a building that collapsed in jordan's capital, a man on tuesday. he brings the final death toll to 14. 10 people were also injured . the cause of the collapse is unclear, but authorities have arrested. the buildings. banks in lebanon have announced that they are closed for 3 days

yes, martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80. he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead. but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. what does that mean? al jazeera, it's zoom asana. a culture is a human rights lawyer based in keith. she says ukraine needs more resources to understand exactly what happened in ism. so what we know so far that most of their people who was bodies were found in this very easy room. they died in late march, april this year. so i, during this, i mean it's already 4 or 5 months after i've heard they are, they were agreed. there are 4 of them. condition of bodies are very my to be friend from what we saw in the j e. we must on that's why i don't think that we can compare now we have to understand more and get more information on the green light. i think, i mean on tweet there, there is still a lot of videos and pictures from excavating on this math. great. there

yes, martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80. he died a fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead, but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. when does that mean al jazeera, it's zoom, rushes, president. let me put in his brushed off ukraine's counter offensive in the northeast warning that moscow will respond more forcefully. and who do your condition? we need to make a public dupree during the conflict. they were attempts to commit acts of terror to inflict damage to our civilian infrastructure. indeed, we have been rather self restraint in our sponsor too. for now, we recently the russian armed forces have inflicted a couple of sensitive blows. let's just say they were warning. if the situation continues to develop like this, then their response would be more serious sticks with armenia and as a by john of been trading blame for a flare up in violence of their border earlier in the week. more th

martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80. he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead, but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. so how to what border we know about what really happened in it's you well, we did spend a quite a while speaking to the few people who are still there. and by all accounts, from what i understood is that really the russians when they 1st went into is gym and that was somehow sometime beginning of march, found little resistance. i mean for them it was an important game because is im sits on this sort of railway hub and highways and, and that's, this is the air siren just going on. and it was also easy because in the days leading to the war, you would hear some pro russian voices in that city. so the rushes didn't meet any resistance. now, people were saying that the russians were particularly aggressive to was them. they see that the number of dead either bec

martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80. he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead, but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. what does that mean? algebra? it's zoom. still. head on al jazeera, swallowed by flood water in pakistan. we hear the story of one survivor. and she says, maggie, come back in india after 70. 0 hello, there will look to the middle east and there's plenty of hot and settled whether to be found lots of heat suddenly across the event. but temperatures have come down in iraq. baghdad, sitting at 41 degrees, they've also come down for some of the gulf states like guitar and the united arab emirates that tomorrow wind has died down. we're going to have more in the way of settled and dry weather here, and showers across western areas of saudi arabia intensifying for western yemen. by the time we get in some monday and we can move across to north africa, we've seen

she's hoping to find her husband who also died in an air strike that martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried. at 80, he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead, but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. when does that mean al jazeera, it's zoom. at least 5 armed rides have been carried out on banks and lebanon on friday. many of the hold ups were by disparate people demanding access to their own money. financial institutions have announced del close for 3 days next week because of security concerns. and as an hot reports from by route, the incidence could continue. a series of bank holdups, across lebanon, in just a few hours, a depositors armed and demanding their money. they've been locked out of their account since the financial crisis began in late 2019. in most cases, they were able to get some of their funds are not going to mean every time i go to the bank, i'm your mailing agent. they give me a little

not natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80, he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead, but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. what does that mean? al jazeera, it's zoom. sorry, in that state media says israel has carried out air strikes that have killed 5 soldiers. the attack happened near the capitol, damascus. israel has conducted numerous air strikes inside the government control errors of syria over the years. it's admitted in the past that it has targeted iranian backed armed groups or financial institutions in lebanon are set to close for 3 days. next week. they say they're concerned about security as the countries economic crisis continues. there were least 5 armed raids at banks on friday. many involves desperate people demanding access to their own money. and does it say no? hold on our reports. that may be more to come. a series of bank holdups across lebanon in just a few hours. depositors armed

nathan about natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80, he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead by ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. what does that mean? al jazeera, it's zoom, banks and lebanon have announced el, closed for 3 days next week. because of security concerns. there have been at least 5 armed rides on friday. many involve disparate people demanding access to their own money. lebanon has imposed controls on cash withdrawals during an economic crisis. the united nations human rights office has called for an immediate into am sales to me and my. it is urgent countries to do more to prevent funds and equipment from breaching the country's military. with those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after marco polo a very modern journey up next. ah . ready a let's take a look at child with gina bye goes, we'll stop as it were. china overtake see you at america edge. don't live in t

of a full-scale war became not only a linguistic one, tsn correspondent anastasia neverna will tell nataliaereshkura does not hold back her emotions flips the textbook was issued to her son in one of the most famous language schools in dnipro, and even though he learns, he hates reading the text that teachers offer students to translate . endured sorry, but for my family it is unacceptable for my child to articulate or even read i am russian i am from России when the russians kill our people children this text was also demonstrated during the interview at the parents' meeting, the statement about the native language of ukrainians says the woman was outraged not only by her but also by the teaching, as it turned out here, mostly in russian, and here the head teachers of the school write to me and say what do you think about your child, this will be a problem unfortunately, we most likely will not suit you serhiyka, my honor for three years, but she translates i really don't understand ukrainian and russian terminology. i don't understand at all, you know, only in ukrainian sometimes. when so

natalia goncharova will tell you more about the fact that there are fewer and fewer people in europekraine at their own expense. in germany, in the city of kassult, clashes at a rally against sending weapons to ukraine, several hundred people came to the building of an arms factory and blocked traffic . to disperse the protesters , police officers used whet gas and batons, a fight broke out between eight special forces, some of the activists were injured, more than 60% of the germans were already in favor of peace negotiations and do not support the sending of weapons to ukraine moreover , to pay for everything. this accounts for inflation exceeding 10%, utility tariffs have increased by 3-5 times, and this is not the limit of the frg. that a wave of bankruptcies is expected the german economy is clearly in need of russian gas, the shortage of which has led to an increase in prices for both energy and basic raw materials and an anti-russian sanctions policy. germany may face more serious economic consequences than after the 2008 crisis. the eu authorities are thought about the last t

tires will be bigger stanislavl andrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko natalia uvarova to telletsk people's republic about what is happening in the captured settlements of the kharkov region. uh su. we were told by the head of the regional administration vitaly ganchev. very cruel things are happening there now, people are literally being shot. uh, looting is rampant, but it's all shown, then the media, as if they were russian troops, they were killing when they retreated. i think this is the main danger today provocations. this applies now to all the people who remained there in that territory. they just didn't work out physically. they did not have time to win because they were absent there, in general, there was no communication at all. e dear, it was very difficult to convey information that it was necessary to leave the territory. everything happened quickly enough, so a fairly large number of people still remained. well, in continuation of the words of the head of the administration of the kharkiv region, these photographs are what is left of the bridge, according to who

yes, not to settle that natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80, he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead. but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. as a look through that aster martha hood, i'm wondering how much concern is there about the russians regrouping? well, i mean, ukrainians have the momentum. people are quite high spirited at the moment. ah, because it is really the 1st time since the beginning of the war that they feel that the army is able to counter attack. but officials are being cautious. oh, deputy defense minister just a few days ago when we were in ballard, clear was say less not just let's just be cautious. they're still 2500 kilometers of front line. we still can be outgunned and outnumbered by the russians, and they have air superiority. he and her keep the air so and goes on many times a day. and at night you hear loud explosions. this as the airstrikes are happening, a bit all over the c

natalia, please tell me, do you have an idea? where did he even come from?ly, for quite a long time. my work was connected with a sedentary lifestyle. i would like to emphasize a few more points. here, these fat cells suddenly begin to concentrate in this zone between them , connective tissue appears and this very ugly growth forms, in addition to incorrect posture, there are, of course, hormonal reasons. it is very dependent on hormonal cycles. you are above all off shift. estrogen and e progesterone, that is, from the menstrual cycle, when a woman has problems with the production of estrogen estrogen, as you know, such a hormone that allows us , among other things, to regulate metabolism, then certainly women, for example, with polycystic ovaries. here they have a greater tendency to form just such a fatty outgrowth of a woman who enters a certain period, in which the synthesis of estrogens decreases. many noted that the menstrual cycle was disturbed. and just then the widow began to form, the so -called hump. i still want to invite an expert doctor to the

martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried. at the 80 he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead, but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes adapted hamid al jazeera. it's zoom. thousands of people have been killed in fighting this week along the border between could gaston and to g. cust. at both countries accuse each other of carrying out attacks on towns. no major incidents were reported overnight on saturday. giga stan has declared the state of emergency in the bath can border region. ricardo thought to rule of was could get stanz ambassador to the u. s. and a former journalist, he says the tensions above the long running border dispute. well, clearly it, as it gets done, is attempting to put pressure on curious down and again, concessions on the variation on the border on the patient. as you said, for almost half of a border has not been to limited. yet there's a limitation for proc

martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at the 80 he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead. but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes, or dr. hamid al jazeera. it's zoom. dozens of people have been killed in fighting this way along the border between kurdistan and to jake has done. both countries accused the other of carrying out the attacks on towns. no major incidents were reported overnight, but a cease fire was reportedly violated on friday kirsten has declared a state of emergency in the back can border region. could a talk to a girl of what was kirk askance ambassador to the u. s. and is a former journalist, he says the tensions are part of a long running border dispute. well, clearly it, as it gets done, is attempting to put pressure on q your stand again. concessions on the issues on the board, on the patient. as you said, for almost half of a border has not been dealing with and the patient or process

and what will surprise the distinguished guests of ancient samarkand will tell natalia bruce uzbekistan has been preparing for the last 3-4 years in samarkand the airport has been renovated, hotels and the tourist center with a unique ethno-town have been rebuilt from scratch, fortunately the pandemic is not on the cutting edge because of it, they communicated mainly online. so, for the first time in a long time, a face-to-face meeting in such a circle will be very much expected, there will be many distinguished guests in their participation. the leaders of 15 countries confirmed the unprecedented security measures in the city. yes, and the summit itself is taking place against the background of an unprecedented situation in the world. it is not the first time that uzbekistan has hosted the leaders of the shanghai family, this time samarkand was chosen as the meeting place, and this is an occasion to show itself in all its glory and opportunity. political advertising will definitely not hurt the ancient city today to update the once pearl of the silk road the arrival of several leaders

a man has been arrested following the incidents that go live to natalia, cause i who's in one as far as where rallies are being held. tell you what's happening where you are. yes, hillary here based in the sense of what side as you can see that it's gaining strength. this demonstration a bit earlier. we're not so many people now. it's more than more than a 100 even few 1000 here. but there are other columns demonstrate coming to the area and they were launch to me from the breast. so part of my site is not a big house to show their support for vice president getting that. and then the kids know that was a meeting at emergency meeting on the cabinet with breast. or one of the things that you said after the meeting is that the car will be here in the 7th and supporting the vice president. and tanya, what about the auction time present reaction that i'm into the be seem to be getting any political mileage out of this at all. say again, sorry, i couldn't hear you properly talking. understand a very noisy demonstration them and tell us more about the arch in time. presidents reaction to this yeah, well, the reaction has been

you think i would tell you if i knew exactly what of course american natalia will be consequential. they'll become more of a prior in the world than they ever have been. and depending on the extent of what they do, determine what response was it? grey authorities of eggs you more bodies from a mass burial site in the town of is in many showing signs of torture. and presence is accused. russian forces of war crimes, dozens of friends at work as have been carefully digging through the wooded burial site. police are saying that most the bodies belong to civilians, but there are others of ukrainian soldiers, as well as him, was reclaimed by ukrainian forces. last week, washer is repeatedly denied deliberately attacking civilians. you as house beacon, nancy pelosi arrived in armenia for talks with prime minister to compassion young. the white house, as the visit is a show of support for the country off to fighting with azerbaijan fled again this week. more than 200 soldiers had been killed in the most recent violence, but a cease fire broken by moscow. does it appear to be holding on the

throughout the donetsk people's republic and we will talk with natalia vladimirovna, the chairman of this section. that's it. good afternoon. tellt safety is a very important issue. how safe can you feel here now, because we hear how shells once asked if exhaustive security measures had been taken. i replied that where it concerns the lives of people exhausting the world it can’t be, but the maximum possible we have an old and very good school is equipped with very good at killing at all, in which you can get both from the territory adjacent to the school this is for voters and from the premises of the school itself - this is for members of the election commission not scary. this question is very scary, of course, scary, but there is scary. and there is important. here we choose important. thank you very much. well, such are the inhabitants of donetsk, the donetsk people's republic, indeed. a record turnout over the past 4 days one and a half million residents of the dpr have already cast their vote, where they put a tick. there is no doubt about this ballot, and here are the first results in figures, the chairman of the center

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please tell me now for valentina they are as a family reward to see your patient healthy. nataliameneva. from yekaterinburg also came with her son to her savior, and thank god if it weren’t for the doctors, the baby could suffocate, coming up to me and talking. mom , i put the wheel in my nose. without thinking at all, i began to press on the bridge of his nose and pushed him further. then he began to scream that it hurt him. the team arrived quickly pulled out the wheel in a week at the children's ambulance, five such cases at least that just didn’t get it. here are the vitamins of the seeds of berries, but sometimes it still goes for seconds and nearby can become the only assistant to maxim 14 years saved a man lying near a mall with alcohol. he didn’t smell, in general he called his mother and said so, so the person lies. what to do, he said quietly, help me with something with my heart. i told him that he needed to be turned on his side, that is, transferred to a safe lateral position. well mom professional rescuers maxim knows the rules of the lever to bend the arm and leg, t

think mexico, you know, that 1st game against poland is going to tell the story of the group that they have pull in. are going to natalia radio. they'll be playing against poland for that 2nd place. this, in my opinion, i think with the fans the sentiment and they are, some of the greatest fans in the world is really dire. you know, i mean, they really feel that mexico is not going to do well. the guy only wants have mexico be in canada. or the us in the last 3 years, do they have a chance, or they have a chance to get out of their group because that's what mexico traditionally does 7 consecutive world cup to the round of 16 getting past that hurdle. as chris per mentioned, has been somewhat of a challenge, a daunting one. what's interesting about mexico is that despite their poor qualification route in the final stage, they still finish with the same record in canada. but that tells you the different standards between the 2 countries. what surprised everyone, including me, was mac, mexico's lack of english in the last round. mexico is the comcast squad that you depend on for goals. and you have known traditionally as o

sweetest varieties and tell you what to do with the bushes when we have eaten everything to the last berry. today the dacha program is visiting the nursery planting the sattle of natalia and vladimir solonets. just look how much crops there are in their garden. actually arrived. i'm here just to learn how to grow from a dream and learn how to properly graft the guys' trees. tell how the summer resident in the country to break the garden of his dreams. here is such a fruity juicy one, where to start? where can i get such a strong and slender seedling? so strong you can grow a slender seedling yourself, it’s nothing like that, it doesn’t seem to be particularly complicated , you need it for this. good material - it will be rooted, which you will graft, and grafting is what you want to graft, you want something tasty, so i chose a fruit that definitely won’t be much in the country natalya, we came to kalyche. it seems to me, in the country. this is the most popular tree. this is right. it's really the most popular idea for you, but we use it like a sour berry. sour, because it is a wild form of a wild form of cherry plum. we use it for bones. we plant it in the ground, a

alexander you know, you tell me exactly to everyone or eight, and you know something about that, well, it won’t work out and it will go wrong, he just won’t meet himself. yes, nataliat you know here there is a cafe in the next street felix's and i'll be waiting for you there. ok then. before meeting, well happily 7 o'clock. oleg cooler hello dear, great how young life is so quietly. here, great. just thought of you. how are you here? what did you think of me ? yes, i thought, you are conducting burglaries with us, where everything is intelligent. so in the middle of the day, and in the absence of the owners. well, do i have any information? i thought you had some information. look. no, you screwed it up. they don't work like that. and if the master was changed, why are my wards neatly quietly with a master key, they even closed the door before leaving, but suddenly they entered the house, and there the hostess would rather have dumped, they definitely would not have killed. no hostess to drink tea, in short, not mine, well, they worked out something, so far only one suspicion. there must be a hole somewhere, you know? well, although of course, experts. but i have o

s. response be you think i would tell you if i knew exactly what of the course american natalia will be consequential. they'll become more of a prior in the world than they ever have been the depending on the extent of what they do, determine whether spotwood and ukraine, the number of volunteers joining the army, serge, shortly after russia began its invasion and february that included women and more than 6 months since the war, the now training men, how to fight al jazeera, as gabrielle elizondo reports from cave. at this army training center near keith, ukrainian soldiers run through combat drills. they're practicing skills. they'll need when they're deployed to the front lines. the instructor 23 year old piano, her nickname is sledge, hammer washing them was when i was growing up, i didn't have any thoughts about joining the army. but my brother joined when rushing. i couldn't stay aside and watch. so i joined to there are 50000 women in ukrainian military of which 10000 are on the front lines. after russia invaded ukraine in february, there was an increase in women volunteering

tell me now for valentina they are. as relatives, it is a very reward for the paramedic to see her patient healthy. natalia timeneva.rg, she also came with her son to her savior, and thank god if it were not for the doctors, baby, could suffocate comes up to me and says. mom , i put it in the wheel in the nose. without thinking at all, i began to press on the bridge of his nose and pushed him further. then he began to scream that it hurt him. the team arrived quickly pulled out the wheel in a week at the children's ambulance, five such cases at least that just didn’t get it. here the vitamins of berry seeds go for seconds and here. nearby can become the only assistant. maxim , 14 years old, saved a man lying near the shopping center with alcohol. he didn't smell at all. called my mother said so so the man lies. what to do, he said quietly, help me with something with my heart. i told him that he needed to be turned on his side, that is, transferred to a safe lateral position. well mom professional rescuers maxim knows the rules of the lever to bend the arm and leg, the victim and pull. so even a baby can turn over a

natalia jones pinkney. i am 24 years old. oh, that's italian. thank you right there. to tell you was super sweet entire is a very lovely person full of life. energetic, sometimes she wanted to be my boss. that was my little crush. back in the day i thought she was really home. and she always made me laugh and she was funny too. oh my god, look in me. ready for it? hello. see there it is. again. there is right there. this supposed ready from birth. i feel like i was born. it's a greatness at the, like, i always been that person as opposed to be in the limelight as opposed to, you know, saying that's always had their face at the front of always of something was wrong. so hopefully theory. oh, i run a baby sitting service is continental, is babysitting service. what emotions? oh well, you know, i want to hold my own actual daycare. he went to your mouth. lamphier mal keep went to your ears. i want to see if you might be a tommy wednesday, robbie tommy, even though i still have my 2 kids. i have my mom and my sister who helps me out. so i kind of do get a breather in between. you

the south of the country, let's ask natalia gumenyuk - she is the head of the press center e-e operational command south a-a ms. natalya good morning to you please tell me how the situation in your area of ​​responsibility changed during the night, maybe there are some changes in the line demarcation well, already in positional battles, units are working on the line of the collision, the results are tight, but we heard our supreme commander-in-chief, the president, we heard the address of the general staff, and we are drawing that it is too early to announce them, how much we have to entrench themselves in them , look, you have started from the information, yes, about the fact that, uh, hmmm, there was talk about the blown-up headquarters of united russia in mariupol, oh, in melitopol. maybe you have more information about this to add. unfortunately , information from the occupied territories cannot. to be quickly confirmed or refuted or clarified, that is why we work very delicately and relying on the data of the resistance, and in order for them to be able to convey it correctly and without exposing themselves, it takes a longer time, eh, i also wa

romanian prime ministers, the moldavian prime minister natalia gavrilitsa, under the arches of the victoria palace in bucharest, enthusiastically tellsges of such a heating system in order not to negotiate with moscow, the german press has already calculated how many fellow citizens are ready to endure the cold without heating, until about half by half, but the frost has not struck yet most of the germans. 53% of them are ready to endure deprivation for the sake of anti-russian sanctions. but those who are not ready are also very many 42%, the rest were undecided among those who voted for the greens for the victims, according to nine out of ten respondents, but also the electorate of free democrats of the left and right alternatives for germany against personal sacrifices, for the sake of sanctions. well, in paris they think that they would still plunge into darkness, in the name of economy, the mayor of the capital offered to turn off the lights, town halls and municipalities right on the day of the autumn equinox oath i promise that security and parisians on the dark streets, nothing will threaten the topic will be continued by ana

generalist duke and allow me to tell you the fact briefly the person wanted accused of this bass killing and terrorist attack against the, the, these 2 of ukraine, natalia both siobhan most a month before committing the crime on the 23rd of july. quite calmly. along with a 12 year old daughter, sophia shannon came to russia in her car. as you can see from video tips that have been published on the border, she was held up for just a few minutes. where were those same filtration activities and interrogations? russia allegedly applies to all ukrainians who want to come to our country. in moscow, we're both drove around very comfortably in her cars. she rented flat in the city and a carriage on the 20th of august, she organized the terrorist attack, the victim of which was due gonna off to this base crime ukrainian together with a daughter. once again, cross the border into estonia and was able to do so once again without any filtration procedures. similarly from a sonia to russia and then back again without any problems, the accomplice of the terrorist. you couldn't enter, it isn't booked, and you can info was able to move around. i would like to put a que

he said that natalia to the ukrainians about this, you can already tell the model to the ukrainians everythingake kherson. i roughly understand our appetites. i'm even afraid to imagine what he is, he is what we are there to ask. it is impossible, in my opinion, to imagine what the ukrainians asked him to do. i do not want, because you have been long gone. that's how you do the whole story with the counteroffensive. here it really looks as successful as in kiev , uh, they say, here's the referendum. we plucked and so on and so forth. no, of course i am. eh, i have a hard time imagining it. here, uh, damn, ukrainian publications are quite peppy. i have a hard time imagining it. well, what they call their victory. that's how it is, perhaps, i don't understand yet. this is what i don't understand anymore . uh, what i don't understand is present day? well, i went there, people come up and ask, so how can this be ended? here on this question? i don't have an answer either. so, with regard to referendums. e hmm well, i don't know yet that all this is not visible to me. well, uh, so, as far as refere