discussion is very emotional, as you know, it’s not the first attempt to liquidate the taurian national universityhich is the only relaced university that came from the crimea and in... and in 2016, we did a lot to ensure that there were premises, that there was money, that there were dormitories for students. yes, it is very attractive a piece of the city of kyiv, on pecherky, on john mccain, with a football field, it's to well, everyone likes it very much, certainly to the builders, and in 2021, it was the first attempt, when oh... they quickly held elections and appointed another they did not appoint vladimir pavlovich to the post of rector, it is meant, and then the rector wanted to move the tavritskyi national institute to izmail in order to transfer all these premises, houses, and land to the builders, this is kyiv misburg. we did not allow it to be done then. i am an emeritus professor tavriz national university. at that time, i held the position of the verkhovna rada commissioner for human rights. we united with all our crimeans, mustafa dzhemilov and sergey kunitsyn also joined. and we di

it was strange to follow the initiative to liquidate tavri national university.a history, you, who were led by vernatskyi, who even then understood what the soviet government was doing to the education system, and so on. in short, we congratulate you, but literally a few words about the aftertaste of this story, whether the quality of education at tnu will improve or not. again to reorganize it, so to speak? certainly, i think that the attacks will continue, i do not think that this is the final desire of their initiators, but you have already pointed out correctly, it must be said that the entire public, the public, and experts, representatives of the president, and mustafa dzhemiliv, the leader of the crimean tatar people, appealed to the president, to the cabinet of ministers with the need... still to preserve the university, this is the only university, the only crimean university, which we are trying to restore, it must be said that of course, we would like to and we see how the public, as experts, so that this higher education institution becomes a socio-po

, after all, as it turned out, we have given up on the reorganization of the vernadsky national universityhe time being, which is good, i think, because destroying the very essence, the very essence of this project of the crimean, crimean of higher education to the coolest, the only thing i want to note is that we actually need to talk about the fact that this university, the main ukrainian... the crimean university cannot be called the tavrian university, because it is a part of tavrian tavriy, these names are fake, fake pseudo-greek, no greek, in fact, they are part of the greek project of catherine ii, who sought to colonize the crimean and ukrainian lands as the fastest, which she did, this part of decolonization should also be in the names, and this should also be thought about and not given back in any issues related to russian colonization of our lands for many centuries, well, we are happy to include serhiy kovalskyi, co-coordinator of the euromaidan crimea civil movement in 2013-14 , a public activist who was involved in the work and efforts to communicate in general, in particula

for more, let's bring in so obama, national university professor -- seoul national university professorsangin. your initial reaction to that verdict. park: i was in shock. i didn't expect an innocent verdict from the judge at all. because the case is related to previous -- delivered by the court best korean supreme court in 2017. so the supreme court of south korea actually found -- guilty of bribery and embezzlement, using the merger between samsung and cheil industries. but yesterday the judge actually denied the precedent decision by the supreme court. it is really shocking decision-making for me. annabelle: to caveat, the court as well saying that they found insufficient evidence to prove that he misled shareholders. what do you think that it tells us about the influence of -- in korea? park: well, after the protests in 2016 -- 2015, we expected that something would change in korea. people recognized the corruption ties between the korean government. people asked for change. but the administration took the power after the protests and didn't do anything substantial. after president

we will call our students, young people to study at faculty of theology, chernivtsi national universityed after petkovich, we will all work together on this, and there is nothing to divide, we are now united. for the people of bukovyna themselves, such a decision is quite important, after all. year coincided with the fifth anniversary of the abolition of autocephaly, the fifth anniversary of the enthronement of our blessed one, the tenth anniversary of the revolution of dignity, and such important events, it is really important for ukrainians to talk about positive events as well. we regard the visit of the blessed epiphanius to bukovina with such a mission as an extremely important push, a push for the formation of a single organizational and institutional structure, a post for other territorial communities. reason and, in accordance with the current legislation, make decisions about transitions. in honor of the unification, metropolitan epiphanius performed a service and reminded all believers that it is faith in god that today helps the nation to stand against the enemy. the leadersh

and regarding the training of future clergymen, he noted: chernivtsi national university will be ablehelp in the preparation. we will call our students, young people to... study at the faculty of theology of chernivtsi national university named after fetkovich, we will all work together on this and there is nothing to divide, we are now united. for the people of bukovyna themselves, this decision is quite important, because it symbolically coincided with the fifth anniversary of receiving the tomos. it is pleasant that on the fifth anniversary of receiving the tomos on autocephaly, the fifth anniversary of the enthronement of our most blessed tenth. the anniversary of the revolution of dignity and such important events, it is really important for ukrainians to talk about positive events as well. in honor of the unification, metropolitan epiphanius performed a service and reminded all believers that exactly... faith in god today helps the nation to resist the enemy the leadership of the region is sure that this visit of metropolitan epiphany is an impetus for changes in the spiritual l

last year we opened a training center together with belarusian national technical university, studentsere from the third year undergo practical training, in addition to this they study a number of disciplines, including car design and design features. chassis systems, testing, electronics. every year the number of students coming to their diploma projects for training increases, they can see how new components are produced in the experimental workshop, how live tests take place, during the one and a half to two years that they spend at the minsk automobile plant, they achieve maximum prepared for further work at our enterprise. the products of the minsk automobile plant are maximally integrated into the life of our society and state. therefore, by releasing this equipment, we contribute to the development of our society. for me, the minsk automobile plant is everything, this is my history, my destiny. one of my children is also currently studying at the belarusian national polytechnic university, at the department of automobiles. they also plan to connect their lives with the minsk aut

i'm joined by a senior adviser at australian national university's national security college, and hes the australian representative to the palestinian authority and the third secretary of the australian embassy in tel aviv so quite a lot of expertise in the area stop we are glad to have you, ben. let's talk about the sanctions against these four individuals. what impact would you actually expect those targeted sanctions to have? i think the immediate practical impact of those sanctions would be quite limited, except of course for those four individuals. but this executive order, if you look at it, it has potential to really expand and it certainly could have much more far—reaching effects if the scope is indeed used. it also sends a signal to israel, one of the signals we're getting from washington of us displeasure with israel at the moment and willingness to apply some more pressure. if the pressure is applied more using this executive order, it could be used to expand the number of individuals being sanctioned but also potentially, to list some organisations and some of those orga

that was great cuz they the, the mirrors is proficient at these treasury national university in camera. perform a tie, prime minister talk soon. you should've what is expected to be released from jail, the kingdoms justice minutes to announce that tax and was one of more than $900.00 inmates granted parole. the 64 year old had been sentenced to 8 years in prison, full abuse of power before royal pardon. reduced his jail time to just one year. tony chang reports from the capital, bangkok of the this is the police hospital in downtown bank that has been home for the last 6 months. the former time prime minister tax and shit, or was brought here on the night off the he returned to thailand, off the complaining of chest pains in high blood pressure. and his remained here ever since. on the day he was sentenced to 8 years in jail sentence. it was commuted by the king to a year. i don't choose the thailand. justin missed. justice minister said that because of his age of 74 and his medical condition, he's now eligible for a referral from this weekend. but what will be the terms of that of the

is joined there by the research institute of ukrainian studies, to the kyiv kharkiv karazin national universityian engineering and pedagogy. ot. well, in principle , the drying of the otruscan optimization, it is definitely necessary for us in the new circumstances, according to what parameters, where do you see it as effective, and where is it ineffective, we understand that everywhere there will be a certain resistance in one way or another by some representatives of the labor team, who will defend your own, as they say, nest, nest or place, so there is such a thing, well, we have to, and you said well that optimization is necessary, because the entire education system. today we have and educational institutions were created for a state that was behind the iron curtain, without the right to leave , without the right of international cooperation, which were 52 million. today, before the large-scale invasion, we had about 40, now we have about 32, that is, it is significantly less, and that is why it is necessary to optimize, the criteria that are defined, in fact, what is the efficiency of thi

oksana yurenets, a professor at the national university of lviv polytechnic, a people's deputy, was currentlysso of ukraine at the eighth convocation of the former head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly. and attention, another extremely important news. today, the president of ukraine, well, the former, viktor andriyovych yushchenko, is visiting his hometown. 70 years strongly, we wish you good health, strength of spirit, and all the best. that the ukrainian president was wonderful, well, now let's move on, i will pass the floor to my colleague serhiyiv rudenko, and he should present something important, but i also have one colleague, one colleague, besides serhiy rudenko, kateryna ohalko, yes, and now i will ask her about the situation in the trial of former people's deputy, coordinator of various weapons programs, serhii pashynskyi. today was the court, so katerina, glory to ukraine, congratulations and i would like to share all the news of the pashinsky trial right away. glory to the heroes, i congratulate antina, so the court session was paused, it happened rec

, an extremely interesting and productive conversation, oksana yurenets, a professor at the national universitylviv polytechnic, a people's deputy of ukraine of the eighth convocation, as the head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly, was currently working on the spresso broadcast. and attention another extremely important piece of news: today the president of ukraine, well the former one, viktor andriyovych yushchenko, is going around his hometown for 70 years, firmly, willingly. good health, fortitude, and everything the best, the ukrainian president was beautiful. well, now let's move on, i will pass the floor to my colleague serhiy rudenko, and he should present something important, but i also have one colleague, one colleague, besides serhiy rudenko, kateryna ohalko, and now i will ask her about the situation in the trial of the former people's deputy. the coordinator of various weapons programs serhii pashynskyi, today was the court, so kateryna, glory to ukraine, congratulations and i would like to share all the news of the pashynskyi trial right away. glory to

finally, let me remind you that last time you and aydera talked about the situation with tavria national university, after all, as it turned out, we have given up on reorganization so far, which is good, i think, because it destroys the very essence, the very essence of this project. crimean, crimean higher on the steepest, the only thing i want to note is that we actually have to talk about the fact that this university, the main ukrainian, crimean university, cannot be called taurian, because it is part of taurian taurian, these names fake, fake pseudo-greek, not really greek, they are part of the greek project of catherine ii, who sought to colonize the crimean and ukrainian lands as quickly as possible, which she did. this part of decolonization should also be in the names, and it is also necessary to think about it and not give up on any issues that concern the russian colonization of our lands for many centuries. well, we are glad to include serhiy kovalskyi, co-coordinator of the euromaidan crimea civil movement in 2013-14, a public activist who was involved in the work and efforts to commun

the battlefield, it is also waged for the minds of people, a student of journalism at donetsk national universityt her aunt got to kiev a few weeks before the start of the svo , in order to simply solve some of her everyday problems, after 2 months her relatives in donetsk, with whom she was with, no longer wanted to leave i used to be indignant there because ukrainian shells were flying here and destroying things. for example, their soldiers there complain that they were not given ammunition, that their superiors abandoned them, and so on, they diligently speak, as if in ukrainian, we went against the artillery and aircraft in such a manner, the first light war, the other light war, as soon as something flew in there, or as soon as they start arguing among themselves, they switch to russian, because in the ritual language they don’t have time to find words. don't take the wounded, and so on every time, no memorization, a person moves from one state to another completely seamlessly, he does not feel this transition. the weapons in this war may be the most modern, and the methods the dirtiest or s

a journalism student at donetsk national university, she said that her aunt, having arrived in kiev athe start of the northern military district, are not victims of their system of this propaganda, for example, their soldiers there complain that they were not given ammunition, that their superiors abandoned them, and so on, they diligently speak as if in ukrainian, we went against the artillery and aviation axis to such formations, first... take it earlier, and so every time, no memorization, a person moves from one state to another completely demonically, he does not feel this transition. the weapons in this war may be the most modern, and the methods the most dirty or thin. but all this ceases to matter, all this is crushed to dust, if the people against whom the information war is being waged respect themselves, believe in themselves, consider themselves one people, feel themselves to be one, if the people respect them. and an argument for providing assistance under the lending law. the film did not leave the american film academy indifferent. the first oscar for the ussr for best

research and development within the framework of national university science and healthcare projectsinfluenced the statistics, cardiologists say. about 10 years ago, on... electrodes, the main character jumps up and continues to run to do his job. the problem is that in real life this is a shock to the heart, it is not useful definite risk of electrical injury to the heart. the effect of the drug is the same as that of an electric discharge, but without side effects. scientists are now developing the drug in tablet form so that patients can take it at home. the tablet form was created quite a long time ago, it passed preclinical tests, and now we are starting. phase 2 trials; clinical trials of the world's first anti-edematous drug will soon begin here; it will become indispensable for edema of the brain or lungs. there is also a very interesting development, a drug, which will allow dissolving not only fresh blood clots, but also old blood clots. has your shortness of breath increased or decreased? in the seventies, gennady kosenkov built this cardiocenter; in the 2000s, fate brough

in minsk and the list of start-ups we select a studatrad project of a university on the basis of the belarusian nationall university for more than a hundred students from the capital’s higher education institutions. this is an informative treatment for young people. interactions were organized for this game dances. teamsters collaborated with experienced fighters of the sudatran, learned about the directions of the work of the ruhu, filled out questionnaires, and participated in competitions and quizzes. the musical chords that kicked off the event were the performances of creative teams from bntu. last year the student squad celebrated its 60th anniversary. we widely celebrated this date this year, we continue our fruitful work, various production, construction, service units operate on the basis of our university, despite the fact that the university is a technical... yesterday and far from being an extra day on the calendar, september 29 is lyutaga, the next month of winter will end for the next day more than once . all the same, if the calendar reptiles coincided with the astranmic ones, on the righ

university, out of this number, more than 30,000 units will be for professors and staff of national universities and 5,800 units will be for married couples. more than 23,800 remaining units belong to azadeh university. in this plan, professors will be given a 99-year lease, and the price of land for this academic class will be zero. where does the construction cost come from? with bank facilities and knowledge assistance. to the professors on the one hand and the applicants themselves on the other hand to provide the cost of construction it is possible that the ministry of roads and urban development will provide 45 million tomans per roof for each project. in this memorandum, the construction of housing for faculty members and newly hired up to 120 meters is foreseen. the area of ​​the units considered for the married dormitory is 65 square meters. according to the conditions of each province, there are two to five floors. the financial participation of universities in this plan is 20% , 10% of which will be from property acquisition credits and 10% from dedicated income. some users of cyber s

christian wolf of the australian national university and the study's lead author, says it's the most ace in the known universe. and it's so far, far away, that the light scientists are studying now took 12 billion years to reach earth, and the black hole stopped growing a long time ago. and that is pbs news weekend for this sunday. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. have a good week. >> a proud supporter of public television. on a voyage with us, the world awaits. a world of flavor, diverse destinations, and immersive experiences. a world of leisure. an british style. all with our white star service. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] ♪ >> you - [announcer] social security is a labyrinth of regulations in "social security & you," seasoned financial journali

but your time at national defense university is over. you have until 5 p.m. today to resign and or you're fired. and i'm ordering you to get a psychiatric evaluation. this week at walter reed. sir do you think i was disappointed? no. i declared. thank you, chairman. i hugged him and said, god me in this job and he's going to move me to an even bigger job because he's got bigger missions for me to. i underwent three psychiatric evaluations month three times. diagnosed fit for duty. but the doctors were wrong. after being fired, i retired early and was later hospitalized. the book details many more intense manic episodes. what goes up must come down. and that is particularly true with disorder. so after being fired over the next four months, i spiraled, then crashed into a complete breakdown. mind, body, spirit. for mostly euphoric mania to anger bitter and paranoid delusions. then into a hopeless, crippling depression and terrifying psychosis. in november 2014, i did an emergency walk into walter reed and finally diagnosed properly with disorder type one and p

we spoke earlier to ben scott — senior adviser at australia national university's national security college exchange could be on the cards. he has also served as the australian representative to the palestinian authority and third secretary at the australian embassy in tel aviv. there are positive signs there are positives as in the there are positives as in the there are several reasons for caution. are several reasons for caution-— are several reasons for caution. . , ., caution. the basic is that there will _ caution. the basic is that there will be _ caution. the basic is that there will be a _ caution. the basic is that| there will be a cease-fire caution. the basic is that i there will be a cease-fire in there will be a cease—fire in return for hostages, but there's a lot of debate about what exactly that cease—fire means and which hostages are involved, which prisoners on the israeli side. so in terms of the cease—fire, hamas is demanding what they call a permanent cease—fire. israel is refusing that. in practice, no one really thinks any cease—fire will be permanent, but if israel w

the recent icj ruling that israel is committing genocide also requires. national universities to cut ties with israeli institutions and corporations that are complicit in genocide and appartide. and that does with this additional world news, thanks for being with us, it's bye-bye for now. this is my land and my country, it is not only the... 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river, i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states, that's why they separate the land, but i was at the babbols protest last week and myself had my head banged against a bus by soldier. illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us, the palestinian. this is historical palestine. going to going to b those kids, so i think we should kill them all, if that makes you feel better, everybody, yes. the us-israeli genocidal war is moving full steam ahead, even though there are true stocks underway. reports have also surfaced about israel's post onslaught plans, which has been rejected by the pa, for example, an

. the second, together with a consortium of russian universities, russian nedro universities, which includes perp nationaluniversity, surgut and lyubor state universities, are implementing projects to train engineers for the country’s oil and gas industry, thus the opening of a branch of the perm polytechnic university will make it possible to implement in a completely different way at the modern level a model of continuous training of highly qualified specialists: school, college, university, industrial science, enterprise for the oil and gas industry in the areas of geology, development of oil and gas fields, drilling. thank you, dear vladimir vladimirovich, for your support, mikhail vladimirovich, mishustin, valery nikolaevich, falkov, dmitry nikolaevich. maratash kirziyanovich for joint work above the title and other projects and in conclusion, here’s another thing, dear vladimir vladimirovich, every year on january 25, on the day of russian students, meeting with a participant in the action, the participants in the action are happy, students collect their wishes from all educational organizations, lo

live now to dr anas iqtait, a lecturer at australian national university's centre for arab and islamic us your take on the latest developments. hamas says the group is showing flexibility in negotiations with israel but prepared to continue fighting. where do the paris talks stand? iam i am less optimistic than the report that just aired. i believe, from the rhetoric we have been hearing from spokespersons of hamas as well as israeli spokesperson, it is unlikely we are near agreement. 0ne unlikely we are near agreement. one of the thorniest areas of negotiations is obviously the permanency of a ceasefire. the israeli position is firm in that, even if there is a prisoner exchange between hamas and the israeli government, the ceasefire that would be in place is not to be permanent, while hamas is insisting, at least from what we know publicly, on the necessity to have this more or less permanent ceasefire or at least to lead to a permanent ceasefire. another area of contention is a return of the listing incident northern area of the gaza strip, particularly in gaza city and further north

now we are outside, so national university hospital, this is one of those top 5. and this is where a junior doctor's account for more than 40 percent of the overall is dr. population . so you can imagine the impact their absence has had, as they have late he roles in bedside care when it comes to uh, e r rooms as well as cancer words, for example. and we are starting to see fisher is within the senior doctor community here in south korea, with the director of his hospital email, a junior doctor's last night. se calling on them to return to the patients where they belong. saying there is some series has been noted that they will work with them to build back a better medical system breaking ranks with the message that we've been hearing from the korean medical association. the main doctor's loppy in the country, which has for want of a large riley on sunday to push back against the government's plan to increase the number of medical school entries by 2000 starting next year. it is. thank you very much and enjoy this. kim, talking to is from so as well. then the u. s

here she went to school, then graduated from zaporozhye national university, faculty of philology. because this is where my soul is. and i don’t know, i’m comfortable here, i like it here, and i continue to live here, my friends were born here. children. natalia's son, although still small, is already an actor, has starred in more than twenty films, this. active hostilities began in the territory, well, the ukrainian military, they were not based in the forest belt, not in places, for example, where there was no residential sector, precisely in the gardens of residential buildings, there, for example, some alleys between residential buildings, they fired from territory of private households and naturally flew there, hid in the basement with the children, but then, as happens, she began to get used to it, to distinguish it... and then the mayor of the city ran away, got scared and went over to the side of those whom he had served in recent years, our command in the zaporozhye direction of the special military operation suggested that natalie try to take it into her own. well, i say,

at the national university of lviv polytechnics awarded diplomas to masters, more than 200 graduates of the institute of law, psychology and innovative education received documents on higher education, some of them now, some of these certified specialists are defending our freedom at the front. more about this later in the story. honoring the memory of the fallen soldiers, this is how the awarding of master's degrees took place. diplomas at the lviv polytechnic institute, among the graduates there were ten military personnel, another twelve did not have time to complete their studies, because they died at the front, defending ukraine from the russians occupiers the graduates were congratulated by the director of the institute of law, psychology and innovative education, professor volodymyr ortynskyi. he is certain that young specialists will use the acquired knowledge for the development of our country. we will move no matter what. "education is the foundation of the state's security, we assume that despite the challenges, we must continue to develop education, because the future of

a team of researchers from the national university of singapore has developed a wearable assistant deviceem. what type of tea is it? it is black tea with natural rose pedals and extracts. aic uses an in—built camera and al to capture and identify objects and answer any users' questions about them aloud. we want to make aic more accessible and affordable. to achieve this, we are making some enhancements to the device and also trying to speed up the processing time and also enhance the visual recognition quality. social media giant snap, which operates snapchat, said it plans to cut approximately 10% of its staff. it said the lay—offs aim to reduce hierarchy and promote in—person collaboration. and cern, europe's nuclear research organisation, says that its four—legged robot has completed its first successful radiation protection test. the quadbot is being trialed as a new addition to cern's family of robots. there's been a really strong shift in the museum world. technology is key. i am chante st clair inglis, head of collection services at national museums scotland, and i'm one of the pro

earlier i spoke to yoon kim, professor of health care management at seoul national university schools, korea has a highly privatised health care system, although we have universal social health insurance system. more than 90% of hospitals and clinics are private, and there is no gatekeeping system, which means there is a huge... amongst hospitals and clinics. to korean doctors, more doctors means more competition and less income. that's the reason why they are strongly against the government plan. what does it mean that now senior doctors were supporting the strike action? junior doctors left last monday, and senior doctors mean working at the local clinics, they are also supporting the junior doctors position. president yoon�*s approval rating has climbed to a three—month high due to his tough stance on the striking doctors. the public clearly don't like it. how are these doctors able to take this action? at the moment, about 80—90% of korean people are supporting the government plan to increase medical students. but you know doctors quite opposite 80—90% of korean doctors are again

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the next dialogue took place at the belarusian national technical university.ng people voting for the first time act as listeners. for an hour, students interacted with speakers and asked questions about the upcoming single voting day. it is important to ask questions directly rather than read from online sources. the older generations who are in politics. mm, let's say, not the first day, they, let's say, can guide , suggest which decision is best to make, and let's say that it was not just some kind of information, say, from left-wing sources, the dialogue platform brought together all three students grodno universities, the meeting was organized by representatives of the public association belaya rus, political scientists and current members of parliament, participants spoke about the principles of electing... alexander lukashenko sent an appeal to veterans of the war in afghanistan. the hearts of belarusians keep the memory of their compatriots who became an unyielding barrier to international terrorism, ours noted. exactly 35 years ago, the last soviet sol

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well, look, in our country, regarding the azov citizens , the representatives of the azov national universityll comment, well, maybe you know something from your fellow citizens that you can share with the audience, i understand, well, this is the case, you see, that’s not the point , not in information. in the fact that they understand how to build a communication strategy, because it directly depends on the safety of the guys there, of course, these are our brothers, we are very worried about them, this is one of those motivations, which is one of the main motivations in fact, if not talk about the laws there, about the fact that we are trying to take prisoners as much as possible in order to increase the exchange fund, but i will not state any news or conclusions, because after all, this is what our comrades from... azov are for, they know better. ugh. and also, mr. oleksandr, we want to ask you the very end as well. there was information, at first everyone said that the trouble with avdiivka is due to the fact that there is not enough ammunition, not enough shells, although there are a lo

graduated from the armed forces of ukraine. the academy of the armed forces of ukraine, in 2005 the national universitydefense, and since the 2000s he commanded the 72nd mechanized brigade, was involved in ukraine's cooperation with nato. in the winter of 2015, he was one of the main commanders of the ato during fighting for debaltseve, he managed to withdraw the then ukrainian group from the city, which was almost surrounded by the russians. for this operation, syrsky was awarded an order. since 2016, bohdan khmelnytskyi headed the joint operational headquarters, which coordinated the actions of the ukrainian military in the donbass, and since the 19th year he led the ground forces, which is what the new commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine distinguished himself by the defense of kyiv and the liberation of kharkiv oblast for the defense of kyiv, he was awarded the title hero of ukraine. there were arguments in... oleksandr syrskyi and valery zaluzhnyi because of different views on what should be done with bakhmut. first, regarding whether it was worth leaving the city earlier in the winte

there- _ we can now cross live and speak to ian parmeter, a research scholar at the australian national universityr australian ambassador to lebanon. what are the implications of this much anticipated offensive in rafah? i think there are several. first because it's now been telegraphed so strongly in advance that it would be impossible for israel to step back from it and we must assume that there will be an offensive that there will be an offensive that goes into rafah. the question is whether there can be any serious evacuation of the million or so civilians who are in rafah at this stage. ironically the israeli government has called on the un agencies to assist the movement of people out of the rafah area but this is at the same time that israel has called on the united nations relief and works agency to be disbanded, so we are getting mixed messages from the israelis. the israelis will be i think very heartened by the fact that they were able to rescue two more hostages just in the last 2a hours. and it does show the value of what the americans have been trying to get the israelis to do, which

in 2005 , the national university of defense, and since the 2000s he commanded the 72nd mechanized brigades included in ukraine's cooperation with nato. in the winter of 2015, he was one of the main commanders of the anti-terrorist operation during the battles for debaltseve, he managed to lead the then ukrainian group out of almost being surrounded. the russians of the city awarded sirsko with the order of bohdan khmelnytskyi for this operation. since 2016, he headed the joint operational headquarters, which coordinated the actions of the ukrainian military in donbas, and since 2019 he led the ground forces. what did the new commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, the defense of kyiv and the liberation of kharkiv oblast, stand out? for the defense of kyiv, he was awarded the title of hero of ukraine oleksandr syrskyi and valery zaluzhny had disputes because of different views on what should be done with bakhmut, first about whether it was worth leaving the city earlier in the winter of 23, and then whether it was worth attacking the city already in the summer and in the fall of

we will further select a student, a project of a sabra on the basis of the belarusian national technical universitya hundred students from the capital's higher education institutions. this is an informative treatment for young people . interacting dances were organized for this game. the harnesses fought with experienced fighters and judges, we learned. september 29 is lyutaga, the last month of winter will last for one day more than once. all of this is why the calandar bastards fell from astranamic, on the right is that the earth robits sun branches in the sun for 365 zen and 6 zen, in the wake of several bastards, every day, year, in which there is a father's day, i call it fierce ts vіsakosnym , yon dzelіtstsa na chatyr, pakolku geta not accurate. hours, and another 11 and a penny minutes less, then it was necessary to introduce an additional amendment, otherwise everything, especially church holidays,

education, in particular, he graduated from the academy of the armed forces of ukraine and the national university of defense. in the winter of 2015, he was one of the main commanders of the ato during the battles for debaltseve. he managed to withdraw... ukrainian groups from the city, which was almost surrounded by the russian military. for this operation , syrskyi was awarded the order of bohdan khmelnytskyi. however, some ukrainian military personnel on social networks blame syrsky for the so-called debaltsiv cauldron, where many ukrainian soldiers died. since 2016, syrskyi headed the joint operational headquarters, which coordinated the actions of the ukrainian military in donbas, and in 2019 he began to lead the ground forces of ukraine. at the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine , oleksandr syrskyi was responsible for the defense of kyiv, for which he was awarded the title of hero of ukraine. this is how the journalists of the washington post described the preparation of the syrian defense of the capital. syrsky divided the city and the surrounding districts into sectors

beginning to see of these are it's within the doctor community here at the director of the so national university hospital, one of the top 5 hospitals here in sol sent out an e mail to be doing our doctor is urging them to return to the side of the patients for the last saying that their sincerity has been noticed promising that they will work with that to build back a better medical assistance. ranking ranks with the message as we had medical association, which is warning a big rally on sunday. eunice, thank you very much. and again, it's kim talking to us from so security forces in charge of surrounded the headquarters of the main opposition policy. dom is blocked, roads and the capital in gemini, and there are reports of interruptions to the internet. become done follows the killing of several people in an attack on the national security agency. the government claims the so called the socialist party without borders or p s f to your gardens president of luxury is the landscapes being lobbying bulk of nations for more weapons and supports in the war against russia is being to all been here. the

lidia smela, professor of the national university, kyiv polytechnic institute, doctor of political sciencesvening. with us is oleg mytsyk, lawyer, lieutenant colonel of justice, ex-deputy military prosecutor of the lviv and lutsk garrisons. greetings, good evening, greetings to vasyl pavlyuk, diplomat of the consul general of ukraine in ljubljana in 15-22. anatoly khrypchynskyi in our studio, aviation expert, deputy general director of the company milila tech. maksym plekhov, chairman of the supervisory board, chairman of the board of the lviv defense cluster, rarok group, chairman of the supervisory board, i have been on the air for an hour and there are problems with the letters p. natalia tsyplitska is also with us, a combat medic hospitalist of the volunteer medical battalion. congratulations, ms. natalya. well, today, when we invited all of you to our broadcast, we wanted to talk about one thing, and we will talk about it as well, about the so-called plan b, well, now plan b is useless, because, well, it seems like yesterday, when we saw these voting in the united states, it would seem