we should have one national anthem for all. and i think that with human spirit it will bring us together. god knows we need to come together and to lift every voice and sing an iconic song, the national hymn. that will bring us together in a very significant way. and i'm hopeful that the committee, subcommittee and full committee will see to play this out and i think the votes are in the house to pass it. >> mr. clyburn? i think you have a wonderful opportunity to remind people that the proposals so it is a hymn, not as an anthem. >> absolutely. >> to beat that little drama in public. we never separated ourselves. >> absolutely. thank you. >> used that as a teaching point. i'm an old teacher. unit is that as a learning moment. >> thank you to all the witnesses and members of the committee who participated today. that will conclude our hearing and the witnesses, you might have some questions in writing which people can do up to i think we have five days to submit questions and there may be some send to you with a request that you

i think we all have our national anthem and we love the national anthem.if it is a little hard to saying. i think we have the complexity and the sophistication to realize that you can have more than one important national music and national song and this not being the anthem, but being elevated as a hymn, adds a sense of belonging since i can't think of any other song, besides the national anthem, that people know so well. so, in terms of -- we are having music speak in this way -- >> mess reece, do you happen to know the answer to my question? >> actually, i have learned, and i can't speak to specifics, but there is been several instances where hymns have been put forward in this country. as designated national hymns, i don't believe they passed, but within the last day or two, i was informed of that very fact. and -- >> this is not going to supplant or replace -- as mr. hendrickson said, we cannot allow this to -- as -- if you hear the song, and i've heard it so many times, in many occasions, in houston, at funerals. i graduated from -- at the graduation

i support making this hymn our national anthem. 'm sorry national hymn let me correct that. >> thank you mr. washington i appreciate your testimony i appreciate you are last witness ms. melanie edwards. ms. edwards works of the office of government and community affairs at columbia granddaughter of the distinguished johnson's rosamund johnson the grandniece of james weldon johnson. last known surviving family she's currently working on an autobiography written by her grandfather's publishers. she's worked in education for 40 years on the schaumburg library ms. edwards you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning committee members. my name is melania edwards. the song you are considering today for national hymn status was composed by my grandfather jay rosamund johnson. not jon, not jon johnson not jon robinson simply jay. rosamond johnson. the lyrics written by his brother james weldon johnson. when people have asked before this occasion, how do i feel about the song i have answered honestly much to their disappoi

the proposal would not just replace the star spangled banner as the national anthem but rather add "lift every voice" to an official repertoire of national songs. i know in tennessee we have five or six different songs. today we find ourselves going through the latest rounds of an ongoing national debate of what it means to be an american. this meta debate overlays many of the policies that this commit has engaged in recent years. this is all the more reason why it's critical for us to embrace inclusive national symbols and patriotic customs. it's not just a song for a particular group of americans. it's a song that could be and should be for every american. we have national symbols and customs. the history of creativity and ingenuity of the american people is much broader and deeper. adding lift every voice and sing could serve as a form of healing to bring this country together. the purpose is to bring this country together. witnesses will be able to successfully make that case today. i thank representative clyburn and all of our witnesses here today and i very much look forward to the

the proposal would not displace the star-spangled banner, but the national anthem would rather add lift every voice to official repertoire of national songs. i know in tennessee we have five or six different songs. indeed today we find ourselves going to the latest round of national debate about what it means to be born in america. counts as part of our national story. this debate overlays many of the policies specific engaged in recent years on issues, race, voting rights and hate crimes. perhaps understandably this debate can become very heated to take off the rough edges. it's threatened to pull our nation apart. this is all the more reason it's important for us to have exclusive national symbols and patriotic customs to make people understand what they are about, it is not just a song but a particular group of americans at the song can be attribute for every american. we have national symbols and customs ingenuity of the american people's much broader and deeper than these customs. adding lift every voice and sing to our nation's could be just the saying that serves the feeling to b

i support making this him our national anthem. any question? 'm sorry, national him, [inaudible] . >> think you, mister washington. i appreciate your testimony and i appreciate your clarifying national him. our next witness, and our last witness before we break, is miss melanie edwards. miss edwards, as well to the office, what's in the office of government and community affairs at columbia. granddaughter of the distinguished johnson's, james rosamond johnson and quite piece of james weldon johnson. the last no surviving family members. she is currently working at an autobiography written by her grandfather [inaudible] published. in addition she's working in education for 40 years with a moderate school [inaudible] labor in east harlem council. miss edwards, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning, committee members. my name is melanie edwards. the song that you are considering today for national him status was composed by my grandfather, j. rosamond johnson. not john, not john johnson, not john rosamond. thank you, the l

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the raleigh started with the russia answer be a national anthems and thousands in the crowd waved russian flags and carried pictures of president putin. many of the protesters were also sharing unseen nato sentiments and this combs, as many ordinary serv still hold the memory of nate, so's bombings of their country. back in the 1990s was 7 guide professor. the institute of european studies in belgrade says that despite receiving little media coverage, protest is flocked to the rally after it was advertised on social media. the rally was not really advertised very much except for the telegram groups or a size that are really very small. busy the, their, their scope is not large or is their audience, but from word to words, from off the mouth of the word spread. so people came in great numbers, actually to support russia. and there is a simpler place where that is because russia was supporting for last 20 years, serbia's territorial integrity in the you. and when it comes to the cost of all issue, russia was supporting and still is supporting the resolution. $1244.00, that guarantees a real

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to reach a new collective bargaining agreement by this evening's deadline up next for us, the national anthem finally tonight, the anthem for peace being heard from the battlefield to some of world's biggest stages here's erin mclachlan. ♪ >> at an underground metro station turned bomb shelter, ukraine's national anthem courage and comfort to a nation under attack from the volunteers making camouflage nets for soldiers in lviv, to a woman picking up what's left of her bombed-out home ♪ >> compassionate defiance heard a world away >> live from new york, it's saturday night >> in place of snl's cold-open, the spiritual anthem of ukraine ♪ ♪ >> across midtown manhattan, a show of solidarity ♪ >> the ukrainian opera singer brought to tears his entire family is still in a war torn country >> want to help my family and country as much as i can and i am here and it is a hard moment. >> and at the opera house he's teaching his peers his country song with his last-minute performance. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we know that we are brave people we have our freedom and it's our country. ♪ ♪ >> back in kharkiv, ukraine, am

. ♪ ♪ ♪ from ukraine's national anthem performed at the metropolitan opera, to rallies showing solidarityian restaurant in new york. one texas company is working hard to keep up with the demand for ukrainian flags. >> at boston's brigham and women's hospital, oncology surgeon and ukrainian native dr. nelya melnitchouk filmed a training video to teach ukrainians how to treat the wounded within the smallest >> the smallest thing i could do, i wish i could do more. >> michael george, cbs news new york disuz technical issues meant the national anthem could not be played outloud on the speakers before the first ever major league soccer match in charlotte, north carolina. but no problems, fans handled it. ♪ were so gallantly streaming >> duncan: 74,000 voices raised in song, and the rockets red glare went off right on cue, on a down note the home team lost the match 1-0. how about that. next on the cbs weekend news, russian and ukrainian dancers brought together by an unbreakable bond. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release med

russian national anthem plays. but at what cost? steve rosenberg, bbc news, kostroma.s. the united states says a new agreement with iran to revive the 2015 nuclear deal is within sight. a spokesman for the state department, ned price, declined to confirm iran's claim that two issues, economic guarentees and the removal of iran's revolutionary guard from the us terror list, remained outstanding, but he said the issues were surmountable. two people have died injapan and more than ninety others were injured when a powerful earthquake struck off the country's north—eastern coast. two million homes were left without power and a bullet train was derailed. none of its passengers were hurt. the earthquake happened in a similar location to one that led to the destruction of the fukushima nuclear power station 11 years ago. ajudge in honduras has authorised the extradition of the former president juan orlando hernandez to the united states on drugs—trafficking and firearms charges, which he denies. officials say mr hernandez has three days to appeal against the verdict. he was a

and then we sang the national anthem. this was very dramatic. it was very emotional. fellow parliamentarians ever. i don't think there was any more dramatic situation in ukrainian parliament ever as well. >> martha: it's beautiful to hear everyone singing their national anthem. you said there were about 300 there. how many members total? >> 400. it was hard to get to kyiv and plus, there's many members of parliament that were active soldiers and right now serving. >> martha: incredible. i want to play a sound bite. this was recorded on facebook from. zelensky. he talked about a number of foreign troops in the fight against russian. >> ukraine is are getting foreign volunteers. the first of 16,000. they will defind freedom, life, for us and for all and it will be successful, i'm sure. >> martha: what are your thoughts as you watch these aerial bombings. there was a depot in kyiv that was just bombed just a short time ago. how are you feeling about the aerial assaults and the threat that you face because of them? >> well, first of all, i'm very angry. it makes he just w

that arlington national cemetery contains a 400,000 reasons why you should stand your up for the national anthemg] [applause] [cheering] thank you. usa. usa. usa. usa. i believe that cancel culture, which is the military wing of awoke is him is strangling a free people. you are not free if you cannot express yourself. you are not free if you cannot say what you think. i believe they seem nauseous slowly woke insider elites. the permanent washington types, you know who i am talking about. the vanilla soy extra foam latte crowd. [laughter] that lives in the georgetown condos with the important art on their walls. don't respect our ideas. they do not care what we think. and they believe they are better thans. us. like i said folks, you cannot fix stupid but by god you can vote it out. and finally i believe our future can be better than our present or past i do. i believe our future it can be better than our present or our past. i believe we are only as good as our dreams. or only as valuable as our children. but the water won't clear up until we get theth pigs out of e creek. [applause] help me do

arlington national cemetery contains 400,000 reasons why you should stand your ass up for the national anthems and applause] thank you. usa. amen. >> usa! usa! usa! >> i believe that cancel culture, which is the military wing of wokism, is strangling a free people. you are not free if you can't express yourself. you are not free if you cannot say what you think. i believe that the nauseously woke washington insider elites, the permanent washington types, you know who i'm talking about, the vanilla soy, extra latte crowd, that lives in the georgetown connedos-- condos with the important art on their walls, they don't respect our ideas, they don't care what we think and they believe they're better than us. like i've said, you can't fix stupid, but by god, you can vote it out. and finally, i believe our future can be better than our present or our past. i do. i believe our future can be better than our present or our past. i believe that we're only as good as our dreams. that we're only as valuable as our children. but the water won't clear up until we get the pigs out of the creek. [cheers and

russian national anthem plays. but at what cost? steve rosenberg, bbc news, kostroma.s reappraising their reliance on russian energy — and today borisjohnson, on a visit to the middle east, held talks with the united arab emirates and saudi arabia, to try to increase oil and gas supplies. he's told the bbc that the west must never again be vulnerable to vladimir putin's blackmail. some mps have criticised the trip because of saudi arabia's human rights record, but the prime minister says the uk won'tjust turn a blind eye to abuses. our political editor laura kuenssberg is travelling with the prime minister. politicians don'tjust drop in for social calls, and they can't always pick who to stand alongside, or how the national anthem is played. the prime minister wants to starve russia of roubles, which means phasing out their oil and gas. the saudi crown prince has the power to turn the taps on, but asking him means leaning on a controversial ally whose human rights record is so often condemned, at a moment when democratic values around the world are so under attack. how

. >>> finally tonight, the national anthem of ukraine is only one verse and one chorus, penned less thanare lifting their voices, resolute in song and in action. despite the escalating horror of war -- ♪ -- for a short time on saturday, "ukraine has not yet perished," the national anthem of ukraine silenced any bombs. an open air performance by members of the odesa national academy theater orchestra, brandishing their bows in defiance. perhaps emboldened by the lyrics. right in the center of odesa, in earshot of their fellow countrymen, who also sing. carrying a tune as they carry sandbags to fortify their city and statues and all they hold dear. tirelessly they work. heavy hearts and boundless patriotism carry the day. it's the same tune in lviv. opera singers in the city center, only hours after missiles pounded a military base not far away, killing 35 people. hand to heart, shoulder to shoulder, they stand. bundled up, brave souls belting out the lyrics. our enemies will die as the dew does in the sunshine. and we, too, brothers, will live happily in our land. still hitting the high n

they're expecting the troops -- we heard "national anthems" earlier.now, given the fact that only a month or two or three ago, u.s. polish relations were not necessarily perfect. >> and they still have a lot of issues that they do not agree on, but you're seeing these two leaders butting those aside for now, focusing on the invasion of ukraine. this is a little bit more formal of a visit, having the president and the polish president stand side by side as both of "national anthems" play. as you know, this is something you would expect from a state visit or something of that nature. this is part of the visit that president biden is making here in poland as he wraps up his trip, and they are going to go inside now. they've got about two hours or so set off for meetings between the two of them and their top delegations. see y you see the topo live delegations and now they're prepared to go inside. >> they'll have important meetings with their respected top national security leaders as well. secretary of state tony blinken is here and the defense saerk llo

it is up believable. >> so you heard people singing the ukrainian national anthem as a show of defianceerformance at washington's kennedy center by playing ukraine's national anthem. watch this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> breaking this morning, president biden set to speak next hour and aexis expected to announce a ban on natoil, natur gas from russia. a major evacuation effort under way in the besieged northeastern city of sumy after ukrainian authorities say 21 civilians including two children were killed in the city in a russian air strike overnight. good to have you with us at the top of the hour here. i'm erica hill in new york. >> i'm jim sciutto reporting from lviv, ukraine. overnight, the ukrainian government and the kremlin agreed to set up a humanitarian corridor out of the heavily damaged city of sumy. russia's track record so far, though, leaves man

here inside this barracks police officers sang the french national anthem. and at the end of it, they said we got him, him referring to even colin up and that video them chanting the national anthem and saying those words went on social media. and this has caused this protest that you're seeing right now. people are angry, but it's not just about even cardona. it's about corsican identity in corsican nationalism. this small, mediterranean island feels far away from paris. a lot of people here have been singing corsican songs in defiance. they want greater control over their island, whether it be the economy, the education, the language that people use. this is what is at stake. and this is happening just weeks before the presidential elections. thousands of people have been rallying in pakistan's capital, some in support of iran con, and others against the prime minister is fighting for his political life. so i've been jotted has more now from is i'm about, oh, it's in the march of marches in pakistan, pro, an anti government rally. they're happening in majo

here inside this barracks police officers sang the french national anthem. and at the end of it, they said we got him, him referring to even corona, and that video of them chanting the national anthem and saying those words went on social media. and this has caused this protest that you're seeing right now. people are angry, but it's not just about even could enough. it's about corsican identity in corsica. nationalism. this small mediterranean island feels far away from paris. a lot of people here have been singing corsican songs in defiance. they want greater control over their island, whether it be the economy, the education, the language that people use. this is what is at stake. and this is happening just weeks before the presidential elections had of me and ma zamiah's promise to wipe out of position to military rule. he made the comments in his speech to mock armed forces, day florence louis reports o. a grand parade in the capital needle armed forces. day is a day of pomp and circumstance for the myanmar military. but for many of this, the celebratio

they sing ukraine national anthem. "ukraine's glory and freedom have not yet perished.ukrainians." in lviv's rynok square, the first two lines of the national anthem have an added poignancy. outmanned and alone, ukraine resists russia's bloody, steady advance. under attack from land and air, more than 2 million people have fled. vera and svenislava are very much still here. vera, will you stay or will you go? translation: i will stay. we will all stay. translation: my husband and i are 78. we will keep standing until the end, on what is our land. for the first two and a half weeks of this war, this western part of ukraine has been relatively calm, a safe haven and a route out for those trying to flee the conflict. but there have been signs in the last few days that that might be changing. over the weekend, this army training base was hit near the border with —— over the weekend, preparations were stepped up as an army training base near poland was hit and last night, a communications tower in the city of rivni. it looks like russia is trying to impede supply routes to t

to you. ♪♪ [ "usa national anthem" playing ] ♪♪ [ national anthem playing ] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [ indiscernibleing the troops, you're hearing the anthems, and now the honor guard, with all the formality of a state visit. a very cold, windy day. a little less windy where they are at ground level. we're several stories up on the balcony overlooking all of this. this is the presidential palace in warsaw, with all the pomp and circumstance that accompany a state visit, but of course, the talks themselves, as they go in, are going to be very serious indeed, talking about poland's military needs, its desire for more nato support as a front line state, its concerns about russia's eventual goals here. are they pulling back, as was suggested by defense minister, the deputy defense minister in moscow, or is this just a strategic move, a tactical move because of their losses to regroup, get reinforcements from georgia, as has been reported by the pentagon, and bring more force to bear against ukraine right across the border from of course the polish government. poland has taken in more than 2 million of 3

as the orchestra enquire, performed the ukrainian national anthem. the song was adopted in 1991. when ukraine gained independence, ah, with a concert for peace, the state oper relied on the power of music, instead of words, as a sign of solidarity with ukraine, but also to connect people, russians and ukrainians. conductor daniel baron, born, has family members from both countries. he warned against prejudice against all russian citizens the politic mission of the allowed indirectly. so we must condemn this policy loudly and clearly and distance ourselves from it. i heck, yeah, but we must not allow which hunt on russians and their culture here for the 2 lesson wound up bands and boycotts have the worst associations for me or other students that associate among the guests were german chancellor, olaf schultz and european central bank president christine le, guard the e c. b was a sponsor of the event. the bank also promised to donate money for humanitarian aid . the concert ended with beethoven's 3rd symphony eroica. another moving moment for the audience is thank us. i think the

here inside this barracks police officers sang the french national anthem. and at the end of it, they said we got him, him referring to even colona, and that video them chanting the national anthem and saying those words went on social media. and this has caused this protest that you're seeing right now. people are angry, but it's not just about even could enough. it's about corsican identity in corsica. nationalism. this small mediterranean island feels far away from paris. a lot of people here have been singing corsican songs in defiance. they want greater control over their island, whether it be the economy, the education, the language that people use. this is what is at stake, and this is happening just weeks before the presidential elections. now china's most populous as he shanghai is announced, plans to implement his stag locked down starting sunday. the eastern half of the city known as pu dong will be put under locked down for 5 days, and is living in shanghai in western half pushy will face similar measures at the start of april, said he is home to

the title of ukraine's national anthem is, ukraine has not yet perished. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ukraine's nationalonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. e starts now tonight, the grimmest phase yet in russia's war in ukraine. a children and maternity hospital bombs. pregnant women pulled out, and fears that children can still be trapped beneath the rubble. and if that wasn't enough, the u.s. is now warning that russia can use chemical or biological weapons, next, and more companies cutting ties with moscow, but who is still saying, as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening, i'm stephanie ruhle, day 15 of the invasion in ukraine, and russia appears to have begun a more brutal and devastating phase of its assault. today, airstrikes on the southern city of mariupol, destroyed a children's a maternity hospital. the horror of the bombing captured in this image of a injured pregnant women carried out on a stretcher. >> vladimir putin says russians should be proud of what their soldiers are doing in ukraine. but where is the honor? bombing a child

i would l like all of the stadium to sing for the national anthem without the music_ the national anthem being played. just to see the cloud, _ music being played. just to see the cloud, the — music being played. just to see the cloud, the energy of the positivity being _ cloud, the energy of the positivity being played. i'm sure we can do that because of the portuguese people — that because of the portuguese people support us as they did against — people support us as they did against turkey last week, i am sure we will_ against turkey last week, i am sure we will win— against turkey last week, i am sure we will win the match. so ronaldo seems pretty confident there — but this north macedonia side have proven themselves against the giants of europe before. joe lynskyjoins me in the studio now with more on this game — aswell as the other world cup playoffs tonight. joe, how have north macedonia found themselves in this position? this is a new playoff qualifying method for the world cup gathering but it is such an interesting winner takes all italian porto. north macedonia there against p

as russian forces try to surround the city, ah, in the face of a grand invasion, he plays the national anthem as a reminder to its people of what they are fighting for. he will president and the senior advisors tweet the video themselves strolling through the streets of the capitol with the remarking that it's a shame to see the city so empty, but that they did find coffee. i will keep harm and carry on. that's the message. that's the landscape sending to his people may be let me do william lee, just solution. i'm with a pretty good the where the we still need to hold on him up. we still have to fight broad every day and every night we must look for ways to cause maximum damage to the enemy. little mugs and miners courted the good tactics and self confidence we will regain what's i was for a demo before you. it's a powerful message of defiance, even as russian forces appear to be spreading their attacks eyes across the country . they carried out multiple air strikes on a military training ground near levine and western ukraine. expanding must, as war, closer to the border with poland. authori

ah, in the face of a grind invasion key, placed the national anthem as a reminder to its people of what they are fighting for with this is marizza landscape. senior advisors twisted a video of themselves strolling through the streets of the capitol to the right, remarking that it's a shame to see the city so empty roughly, but that they did find coffee, keep come and carry on, which should work. that's the message that zalinski is sending to his people just solution unbelievable to remove gertrude the worth we sent only to hold on him up. we still have to fight bold every day and every night we must look for ways to cause maximum damage to the enemy. pro maxima, owners called the good well tactics and self confidence we will regain was. i was for a demo both for you. it's a powerful message of defiance. even as russian forces appeared to be spreading their attacks out across the country, they carried out multiple airstrikes on a military training ground near levine in western ukraine. expanding moscow's war closer to the border with poland. authorities are now more desperate than ever f

solidarity with ukraine. london's trafalgar square was full of demonstrators who sang the ukrainian national anthem and denounced putin as a quote, terrorist. and in paris, a chorus of voices called for an end to the war. the crowded foss, deliberate republic did have you correspond. lisa lewis was at that protest in paris and sent us this update. well, looking at this crowd, i think it's fair to say that they're more people here that have got that today then about a week ago about week ago was about 50000 today. i think that tens of thousands have turned out for which was a static gathering at blasted out. if you look at and one point at one point, the crowd moved forward to the plaster la best. see where it's now arriving there, chanting slogans. likely to install the war. there are people from all sorts of backgrounds. i've been talking to french, people who told me, you know, i'm really worried about today's world. i'm worried about the world that we will leave behind for our children. and we need to rethink our approach to authoritarian leaders like pretend should we really invite them over to

ah, the evenings highlight was undoubtedly a stirring rendition of ukraine's national anthem led by you radian baritone. ladies just do ya ski. he said he had asked his mother back home, not to scream his performance in order to save desperately needed electricity. ah, you're watching daily news. his a recap of the latest developments in the ukraine war. the ukrainian capital key hasn't had a 35 hour curfew off to russian strikes, killed at least another 4 people in bombardments on tuesday. that's a some 20000 civilians managed to escape the besieged eastern city of matthew polt, 3 humanitarian cards, but i had supplies were prevented from reaching the city attorneys update this. i will have more news for you at the top of the next hour. my business is up after a short break with more on the economic impact of the more you crank. ah ah, what people have to say matters to us. ah, that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d w. ah .

ah, tuesday night met, singers performs the ukrainian national anthem in a show of solidarity. ah, what's he? they w news. he's a recap of our top story. this out, the u. n. general assembly has voted overwhelmingly on a resolution delani rush of withdrawal, all of its troops from ukraine and announcing the invasion in the strongest terms. 141 countries voted yes with 35 abstaining. and then the full voting with russia against jeff to nights that june, to date of the dot com for more coverage of the russia invasion of he cried. a sport special is up next week. mechanic line is at the helm whiting through the heavy, 40 full that rushes invasion of the crime that's coming up. after short breaks that you for that the social channels are they are all times void, not forget twitter and instagram. the handling in a day is at the date of the use. i'm anthony houghton, berlin for me and the teen. i will be back with more headlines as a talk with people than trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families playing ph

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fight as russia attacks civilian targets nearby ah, in the of a crime invasion, he plays the national anthem as a reminder to its people of what they're fighting for. what you will for me for here were president zalinski is senior advisors, tweet a video of themselves strolling through the streets of the capitol. it's another i remarking that it's a shame to see the city so empty most women, but that they did find coffee or keep come and carry on, which would work. that's the message that zalinski is sending to his people. him. they just pushed along with it with remote gertrude, the where the we said only to hold on him up. we still have to fight broad every day. and every night we must look for ways to cause maximum damage to the enemy. pro maxima is called the good well tactics and self confidence we will regain what's i was for a demo before. yeah. it's a powerful message of defiance. even as russian forces appeared to be spreading their attacks out across the country, they carried out multiple airstrikes on a military training ground near levine in western ukraine. expanding moscow's wa

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