uh, now uh, we want to convey to the minister of natural resources and energy of turkey in regarding raising of the flag of peace atat this with your high called characters. uh, so i ask you to allow the raising of this flag. peaceful atomic so, dear mr. president of the republic of turkey dear president of russia, dear ladies and gentlemen, we entrust the flag of peaceful atom to the representative of three generations of the turkish republic on the screen, now you see. they fit a thing and these three generations of the turkish people. thank you very much for the zero emission generating electricity that is nature's friend. i want your presence express gratitude to all turkey entered its century in a new period. and this transfer will be an object not only today, but also in the future. from turkey dear mr. president dear president of russia , thank you very much for the honor you have shown there for your political will. what are the tracks already and the direction of khromov, the situation is completely under fire control. and this was the last road, but the enemy still has the

energy. thank you very much sir be afraid for your performance. dear president dear president of russia dear ladies and gentlemen, and now we will invite mr. and the minister of natural resources and energy to share on the stage. vladimirovich an attractive day in the development of russian-tourist cooperation in nuclear energy with the delivery of fresh nuclear fuel as-akkuyu became a nuclear facility, and the turkish republic received the status of a country with peaceful and peaceful nuclear technologies. we stubbornly walked towards this day, despite the challenges and difficulties, success, the largest nuclear construction in the world was not prevented, neither by the pandemic, nor by foreign political pressure in this, without estimating the merit of the leadership of our countries, which sometimes literally in manual mode helped us to solve emerging problems. i will briefly report on the current situation at the site of the first unit of a high degree of readiness. now the installation of equipment is coming to an end there, a case has already been installed on the second of the reactor at the third stage, the installation of the yaroslav localization device is underwa

well, no equally but strongly depends on the one hand on the russian e-e natural resources, primarily energy, andher hand on the volumes and trade with the western world . billion, well, it's absolutely not comparable, let's say, in value or size, and that's why i think that china will never go to an open consultation with the west, because it is dependent on them economically, it needs to sell its goods somewhere without it the chinese economy will simply wither, and on the other hand, in order to produce these goods , it needs energy , and it is close to what it takes from the russian federation and to and these things are not only there oil and gas, it is also wood and many other things and for another reason, china will also never leave the existing equipment from the russian federation. and that is why i say and believe that his neutral position is the most realistic and the most attractive for all poles. representative of ukraine in united nations 2015-2020, friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel as well as on our social networks. we are now on youtube and facebook in order for th

equally strongly, well, not equally, but strongly depends on the one hand on russian natural resources, primarily energy, andlume and trade with the western world. i will remind you that the volume of china's trade for for the european union and the united states, it seems to be more than one trillion dollars. and with all 100 billion, well, this is absolutely not a comparison of, well, let's say so valuable or large, and that's why i think that china will never go to an open consultation with the west because it is dependent on them economically him you have to sell your goods somewhere, without this, the chinese economy will simply drag on, and on the other hand, in order to produce these goods , he needs all the cheap and relatively cheap ones that he takes from the russian federation , and these are things not only there, oil and gas, but also wood and many other things and for another reason, china will also never leave the existing equipment with equipment, that is why i say and believe that such a neutral position of his is the most realistic and the most attractive for all poles, let's say his confli

and those of us from the global south are saying we are coming to the table with our assets. we have the largest resources of renewable energy. we have the largest and natural resources. we have the largest and maybe 65 percent of the was auditable, uncultivated land. we have the largest population, young, energetic, innovative. these. that is also that we are coming to the table and saying, we need to have a conversation about how do we access development financing? how do we access fair, you know, consideration, how do we do risk investments in these resources so that we can use renewable green energy to drive the development of the world going into the future? not the development of africa. her lawn nodded. brenman of the global stout. let me say these with, with up salute clarity, we are at a crossroads. a that we choose to continue the exploitation of forfeit fuels. and we accelerate our self to climate hell. or we finance the renewable green energy in the global salt and save the water. now i'd like to turn to the situation in kenny at the moment because also connected with the was there's a cost of living crisis being experienced in many, many countr

manchin chairs the senate energy and natural resources committee saying majority leader chuck schumeren broke the promise to further energy projects and incentives affecting his state of west virginia. >> let me make it very clear. if this administration does not honor what it said it would do and basically continue to liberalize that where $384 billion is what we are supposed to invest over ten years and they blow that out of the water and it's 6 or 7 or 800 i will do everything i can in my power to prevent that from happening. if they don't change, i would vote to repeal my own bill. >> bill: we'll see whether that happens. in the bill it was -- they said they would talk about it at a later date in the fall, remember, about the permitting deal? >> dana: it seems like a naive position to have believed that this wasn't going to be the end result. he has been in washington a long time. >> bill: at every level in life when it is not in writing don't believe it. >> dana: this is really good advice. thank you so much. still learning. as president biden pushes his green energy agenda michi

and turkey are connected to it. i ask you to allow to transfer the certificate of delivery of the first batch of nuclear fuel to the turkish republic's minister of energy and natural resourcese allow me. rusatom offers turkey the most advanced technologies , vladimir putin emphasized the construction of the first nuclear power plant in turkey and, in fact, the creation from scratch of a new advanced high-tech industry. this is another convincing example of how much, how much you, mr. president erdogan, are doing for your country to grow its economy for all turkish citizens. for our part, we are such a mood we certainly support and are convinced that close cooperation between russia and turkey is mutually beneficial and meets the fundamental interests of the peoples of our states and is for the benefit of regional and international stability. in general , representatives of three generations raised the flag as a symbol of the peaceful atom. among them is a young engineer abdullah duman. he unlearned in the mission, and like thousands of people. now he is working to make the first nuclear power plant in the history of the country work. just in time, all elements of our nuclea

delivery of the first batch of nuclear fuel to the turkish republic to the minister of energy and natural resourcesthis is a really big event, and uh, when transferring the certificate, of course, i cannot but say. good evening. behind me you can see the dome of the first power unit, it is in a high degree of readiness. they expect that the construction phase of work at the first power unit will be completed by the end of this year. the first block of high readiness is now coming to at the end of the installation of equipment, the reactor vessel has already been installed at the second, at the third, the melt localization device is being installed; at the fourth, the reinforcement of the foundation of the reactor building is being completed and the manufacture of key plant equipment continues, in particular, the production of a low-speed turbine. rafael groz noted today that aku-yu has all the qualities to be called the safest nuclear power plant in the world in the future. turkey is celebrating the centenary of the eu this year, and after 100 years, it will still produce clean nuclear energy for t

vladimir vladimirovich and i ask you to allow me to transfer the certificate to the minister and energy of natural resourcesh republic for quiet. i want to remember again contact president erdogan. remember, dear friend, when 5 years ago you set the task to uh, do uh, coincide with the centenary of the turkish republic, remember my reaction. i said that this was unlikely. and yet, with your active support, we managed to do this, of course, i cannot but say. in the good hour of the sayans, a very young station already has a tradition. first concrete. here they flooded with local residents of two generations, a seven-year-old boy and a man of respectable years. at the head of rosatom and photo left today these living symbols of continuity having matured. the flag of the peaceful atom has already been raised. official nuclear facility petrosyan lead, turkey today, vladimir putin arrived at the rudnev industrial park, where large-scale production of uavs is now underway and a meeting on the development of domestic unmanned aircraft will be held, accompanied by moscow mayor sergei sobyanin , the president got ac

somewhere among 560 buildings, but with some, and the head of growth alexei likhachev will present a fuel certificate to the minister. uh, the energy and natural resourcesf turkey, fatihu donzu, then the aes will raise the three flags of russia, turkey and are rich. and this will mean the beginning of a completely new era in the development of the peaceful atom, by the way, just a few minutes before our release, the head of the state corporation rosatom alekseevich likhachev told us that cooperation between russia and turkey turned out to be so successful that it gained some kind of completely new breath and has a huge further potential. in turkey going to build several more powerful four-unit nuclear power plants, including in the region called sinop. speaking emotionally, we are very supportive. this solution is moreover, uh, there is such a very efficient cluster of turkish builders working on the akuyu site and somewhere much more than 400 companies have contractual relations and joint production supply chains with us, uh, and here is the level of localization. here in turkey, our project will increase from block to block, if we answer officially, t

delivery of the first batch of nuclear fuel to the turkish republic to the minister of energy and natural resourcesublic on a quiet basis, please allow. advanced technologies the construction of the first nuclear power plant in turkey and, in fact, creating from scratch a new advanced high-tech industry. this is another convincing example of how much, how much you, mr. president erdogan, are doing for your country to grow its economy for all turkish citizens. for our part , we unconditionally support this attitude and are convinced that close cooperation between russia and turkey is mutually beneficial and meets the fundamental interests of the peoples of our states and is for the benefit of regional and international stability. in general, the construction site akuyut had to take a lot of cargo from soaring generators, yes, reactor vessels weighing hundreds of tons, but none of them can be compared with this delivery in terms of responsibility. turkey receives its first nuclear fuel a few days later. after germany closed its last nuclear power plants and began to buy even more energy from france,

certificate on the delivery of the first batch of nuclear fuel from sharks to the minister of energy and natural resourcesish republic in peace, please allow. advanced technologies and actually creating from scratch a new advanced high-tech industry. this is another convincing example of how much, how much you mr. president erdogan do for your country for the growth of its economy for all turkish citizens, we certainly support and are convinced that close cooperation between russia and turkey is mutually beneficial in the fundamental interests of the peoples of our states and international stability in general. your port is exactly at the construction site of akuyo. you have had to take a lot of cargo from steam generators to reactor vessels weighing hundreds of tons, but not a single one can be compared with this delivery in terms of responsibility . turkey's first nuclear fuel is obtained after a few days. after germany closed its last nuclear power plants and began to buy even more energy from france, where approximately 70% of the power is obtained from nuclear generation in matters of energy security

natural resource circulation. that is, new technologies should not be hostile to nature, not pump out its resources, but work according to its patterns and laws. this will give a fundamentally different economical level of energy consumption, as in nature itself, will open up new opportunities in medicine, agriculture, construction in many industries. here. we studying questions. uh, obtaining energy transformation energy use of energy in living systems. this is extremely difficult and, perhaps, the most important issues that are currently being studied in general are nature. as such, the complex nature of such technologies of nanotechnology is combined with the achievements of molecular technology. and bio and genetic engineering of microelectronics. there are also studies on cognitive topics, the study of the nature of thinking of memory processes and their modeling by a technological core, around which the nbx complex was being formed, technologies became the kurchatov source of synchrotron radiation kisi kurchatov from science it is necessary to revive the influx with a big deal, and therefore i promoted and preached in every possible way a large-scale big deal temperature, because it is an integrator of a

and. those would come before the energy natural resources committee that i was chairing. and so we would i had to oppose him on several things that he wanted to do. but as i say we tried to find common ground in some, we were able to i'd love to ask you about water, but any more questions, richard sorry. we actually have to right now. i know there's a lot of questions from the audience, but we don't have much more time. and so what i want to do say is thank you all for coming here. this thank you for your support of collected works all the time. and i just want to thank richard for taking this on. of course, as our moderator. and thank you, senator bingaman, your very generous time this. and lastly we do have pristine books. senator has pristine books for sale out in the lobby. if you do want him to inscribe anything he has offered to come to the store this week. so if you could give your name and whatever inscription you'd like in the book to us outside, he'll come in, sign it. we'll call you and you can come pick it up at the. so thank you all very for coming and thank y

energy resources and paid special attention to the creation of a gas hub. congratulations, russia will certainly continue to reliably provide turkey with energy resources. first of all, naturaleaking of which, after being fumigated it works at full capacity. e to the full power. of course, we will supply less, probably, natural gas. e to turkey is an expensive product. today it will only go up. well, turkey will take advantage. eh, a country that has its own nuclear power industry, and nuclear power is known to be one of the cheapest, moreover, we are determined to intensify cooperation on the supply of this type of fuel. in this case, it is returned to the gas of this type of fuel in a third country for this purpose. and proposals to create a regional gas pipeline in turkey a hub for supplying natural gas to interested foreign buyers at market prices. and today, vladimir putin held a working meeting with the head of the russian association of fertilizer producers andrey guryev reported that there are 36 enterprises in more than 20 regions that employ 110,000 highly qualified specialists, the country's domestic needs are fully met. in addition, we have overtaken the united s

energy and commerce committee about a month ago. we invited in the inspectors general from department of commerce, environmental protection agency, department of energy, and natural resources. and here was their consensus. that there is -- you know, you don't normally talk about the velocity of federal spend bug that's what they were describing. the pressure of pushing those dollars out the door is so intense that they can't do their jobs as npors general and assure congress that those dollars are being well spent. so they're coming up asking for more money for the oversight of all of this stuff that we were already pushing out the door. and as i told the hear, i said i feel like i'm in a franz kafka novel, you tell us you're spending more than ever before but you need more money or we'll be robbed blind by these programs that are pushing money out at a volume that has never been -- it's unprecedented. so those are the places where we can in fact achieve those savings that you're talking about. i've got to tell you, i'm grateful you have done this work, mr. arrington. i'm grateful to all the witnesses for being here today. this is person work. we yes it to our heirs and as

nature, not pump out its resources, but work according to its patterns and laws. this will give a fundamentally different economical, as in nature itself, the level of energy consumption new opportunities. in medicine agriculture construction many industries. here. we are looking into issues. uh, obtaining energy transformation energy use of energy in living systems. it is extremely difficult and , perhaps, the most important issues that are currently being studied in general nature. as such, the nature of such nanotechnology technologies is combined with the achievements of biot molecular technology and genetic engineering of microelectronics in the kurchatov complex nbx. there are also studies on cognitive topics, the study of nature thinking of memory processes and their modeling, the technological core, around which the complex of technologies began to form, became the kurchatov source of synchrotron radiation . everyone is sitting here, geologists, physicists, mathematicians, physicians, materials scientists, art , everything. but then it became clear that the next goal was needed for this. we are all made up of materials. we ourselves are biological material and

the energy and commerce committee about a month ago and we invited the inspectors general from the department of commerce, environmental protection agency, department of energy and natural resources and here was there consensus you don't normally think of the federal spending but that's what they were describing the pressure of pushing those dollars out the door is so intense that they can't do their jobs as inspectors and assure congress those dollars are being spent so we are asking for more money from the oversight from all this stuff we were already pushing out the door and as i told the hearing i said i feel like i'm in a novel you come to tell us your spending more money than you've spent before but now you need more otherwise we will be robbed blind by these programs that are pushing money out at a volume that has never been unprecedented so those are the places where we can and fact achieve the savings that you're talking about. i'm grateful that you've done this work and to all the witnesses for being here today. it's important work we owe it to the heirs to get this writer so i appreciate everyone and would be happy to yield to you. >> i appreciate what you've said but

career in the energy sector and to be energy dominant and we could be providing our western european allies with the energy they need because we have so much in terms of natural -- natural resources we are producing more than we have in the past. 2019 for a short period of time, we were producing about 30 million barrels of oil a day. we need that -- in order for us to be truly independent. we are producing about 35 trillion cubic feet of gas aa year. we need to do 35 to 40. we are basically shipping 13 billion cubic feet a day of allergy overseas to help our allies and it needs to be between 20 and 30. we can get there but they have to basically commit themselves. they let me make it very clear. if this administration does not honor what it said it would do and basically continue to liberalize that, we are $384 billion is what we're supposed to invest over 10 years and they blow that out of the water, six or seven or eight, i will do everything i can in my power to prevent that from happening and if they don't change, then i would vote to repeal my own bill. >> sean: let me ask you this, senator. you have been critical of joe biden. he said he will not negotiate directly with ke

certificate on the delivery of the first batch of nuclear fuel to turkey to the minister of energy and natural resourcesrkey on the quiet when transferring the certificate. of course, i can not say, good hour, please allow. we are moving to the zone of the special military operation evgeniy , our military commander is on direct line . that we ukrainians have delivered everything to you. in full, this is both kirby and the head of nata stoltenberg. it’s as if they are urging everything so that kiev starts its offensive operations almost right now, what is happening? yevgeny well, the kiev regime continues to prepare for the counter-offensive operation , there are many factors that somehow affect the timing, and there is no doubt about the actions of opponents in the special military operation zone that kiev is ready for active operations and hmm well, in general, in the near future, judging by around these active actions, but there will be moreover, the enemy , well, does not sit idly by, what is called an intelligence event continues, along the entire line of military contact, the kiev regime uses all f

energy? morocco has truly one of the best solar and wind resource in the world combined. we don't have oil, we don't have naturalwe have a potential that is amazing. this is the first reason, just a resource reason. this is the only resource morocco has. so we... embrace it. yeah, we need to embrace it. and we have done and we have launched, i mean, very ambitious programmes in order to kept this, this energy. but also morocco, somehow is a bridge. it's a cultural bridge historically between the south countries and the northern countries, between, you know... africa and europe. of course, you know, it has a very special place. and more than that, today, i think morocco represents the best opportunity to get out european continent, you know, from the dependency it has today from russian gas, because the resource we have here could be one of the big, big answers, part of the answer of the european demand. so, coming back to our activities we're working on, very large scale projects. wind, but onshore. then we have, let's say, medium size infrastructure projects, between 50 to 200 megawatt, pv and wind. and then yo

jennifer granholm testified on energy security and the threats posed to global markets by russia's invasion of ukraine. she appeared before the senate energy and natural resources committee to outline the president's budget request. this hearing is about two hours. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] we have to pause again because the madam secretary is coming. [inaudible conversations] i'm happy to welcome my friend secretary jennifer granholm back to discuss the fiscal year 2024 budget request for the department of energy. i want to thank you for being here today and your staff i appreciate very much them with you. last week i had the privilege of traveling to ukraine to meet with president zelenskyy and his team as well as his allies. we discussed efforts to injure the ukrainian people can beat back president putin's illegal b invasion and rebuild their country. we also discussed the steps we are taking to help our european allies when the energy more putin has waged for over a year on them. the trip was a reminder of the importance of ensuring that efforts to address climate change don't put us or our friends at greater geopolitical risk.

democratic congresswoman from michigan and member of the house energy and commerce committee debbie dingell and serves on the house natural resources committee. congresswoman thank you for being here, happy easter to you. i want your take on the afghanistan report, but let's start with what we're seeing the chinese military essentially in assimilated attack on the island, is what it amounts to, 71 jets. what's your reaction? >> look, i'm concerned by what we are seeing, i would disagree with my colleague on one issue, i don't believe that president biden has a policy of appeasement. i believe we need to be bipartisan this time on the world stage with so many issues that are happening. i believe -- both the delegation that met with the president of taiwan in california, and with mccaul and we must be bipartisan. it's appropriate for that to happen and we have real, mutual economic and security issues that need to be discussed. what i don't want to see is this escalate into another confrontation or into a war kind of situation. i do believe in peace, as my colleague did say, i don't think that people -- i've been-- my stomach has bee

natural resources like this on energy. so who like to make mill, this is latrice and since his life honest cities need to be fired, all they're not to that history or will destroy everything. so the new that we need to learn how to make our living in that a month, not just copying the nature 90, but following the rules of the natural systems. the by your cities are the cities that follow the rules of their natural systems. and this is what we want to do. lot traces of a medieval settlement on the site suggest a palace and the monastery governor. they were living here only 20 years. and we're still need to find the chart that they somewhere there by a city should be largely self sufficient. this would dismantle global supply chains as the cities of tomorrow will find what they need in their immediate surroundings . we need to bring back the pollution to the city centers, but we need to do following some other rules. so from that point of view, we think that the future is about being connected globally with this. it does networks, but been productive locally. i making energy making for that making material using 3 printing to t

effective and important way to reclaim natural resources. metal, such as aluminium cans can be melted down and recycled forever, which is good because mining metal is incredibly expensive and energy intensive. glass is another material that can generally be continually reused. paper also has a high recycled realty. however, it trails off after about $5.00 to $7.00 ri uses and then we get to plastic. it's not actually technically possible to recycle plastic immaturity because every time that you heat plastic, the chemical chains, they degrade, they break down so it becomes a lower and lower already plastic. so you can take up empty coke and pepsi bottles and you can mega fleece jacket or flower pot. but when those things get thrown away, they're not recycled. one of the most iconic symbols associated with recycling is what's called the chasing arrows triangle. but that symbol was appropriated back in 1988 by the society of the plastics industry in the us who lobbied for their own chasing arrows with the addition of a number at the center and letters below to be printed on every piece of plastic produced in the us, this was known as the resin identification symbol. the numbers rang

and the gray areas are where we are relying on the grid. for our energy. and that might consist of natural gas gent rit friday other resource serving california. >> the next step in the next slide is to take that solar energy that is being generated in excess during the daytime. and we turned the yellow line tos green lines where we are storing that excess energy in energy storage device, batteries or other energy storagetek technologies and restoring them back in the grid to cover hours that were gray now green. we are using storage to shift renewable energy time to meet our load on an hourly basis. and the next shows in longer term doing work to shape and shift the load so the dotted line is the original load, the black line the new load where we try on encourage certain uses during the daytime. electric vehicle charging that during the daytime or other types of shifting the load so that people are heating water at different times of the day to try to manage the load more. this is longer term. this is more complex to -- make big headway in these areas. the next slide talked about how we models this. and a focus on the --

senator capito and i are going to soon introduce our own legislation in the senate. the energy and natural resources committee is going to hold a hearing on the critical issues in the coming weeks. we can only unleash american energy if we fix our broken permitting system and process. right now new energy projects are bogged down by a maze of read tape and lawsuits. our legislation will include enforceable timelines on environmental reviews and filing legal challenges. we're going to move forward faster with an all-of-the-above american energy agenda. we need it a our democrat colleagues have stated before that they do want permitting reform. well, we'll see. they're going to have an opportunity to speak up and to vote, because if they're serious, real reform is possible. if they're serious, we can tell the american people that real relief is on the way. we do need a long-term commitment in this country to american energy. making life more affordable for every american should be a bipartisan priority. it hasn't been for the first two years of the biden administration, and now going into the third. w

natural resources in mineral b. you see that the european nations and their ella is necessary with the green economy. you know that your peon seeking to boycott russian energy that made algeria neighbors. speaking of molly, so it's not just as connected at the end of the day. now the west has curtis and how effective has the un mission been in achieving? it's about the parsi ality of the united nations. many quarts of origins. and he's betraying those origin, a treaty organization on many people and crucial issues. the for that is the slay of leaning in parsi ality war. it's referee or umpire. it's if it's a player and dance. now we know that recently france withdrew its military troops after well, it sends the message to his belt being overthrown in a military coup, which by the way, his, in the 1960 s, when that central west african nation was mo debo, cato recall that a neighboring burkina faso and the charismatic leader, speaking of thomas on caro. and so when i suggest that other nations ledges you any kind of creed crone, yes, certainly a lot of moving parts there, but we appreciate. thank you. the us treasury, we're in this week secretary, yet in wil

and the gray areas are where we are relying on the grid. for our energy. and that might consist of natural gas gent rit friday other resource serving california. >> the next step in the next slide is to take that solar energy that is being generated in excess during the daytime. and we turned the yellow line tos green lines where we are storing that excess energy in energy storage device, batteries or other energy storagetek technologies and restoring them back in the grid to cover hours that were gray now green. we are using storage to shift renewable energy time to meet our load on an hourly basis. and the next shows in longer term doing work to shape and shift the load so the dotted line is the original load, the black line the new load where we try on encourage certain uses during the daytime. electric vehicle charging that during the daytime or other types of shifting the load so that people are heating water at different times of the day to try to manage the load more. this is longer term. this is more complex to -- make big headway in these areas. the next slide talked about how we models this. and a focus on the --

and his energy jennifer granholm test pilot school despite russia's invasion of ukraine. she appeared before the natural resourcesnd the outline the presence. this hearing is about two hours. >> ... ast. [inaudible] blog again because it's man's. >>. [inaudible] i'm happy to welcome my friend secretary jennifer granholm to discuss business binds budget request energy. center granholm, you for being here today last week i have traveling to ukraine to me there is a last is his efforts to ensure ukrainian people and be back as it gives innovation. we also discussed into our european allies when the energy work on the streets for over a year on the share is a matter of insuring their efforts to address climate change with greater geopolitical risk energy were reliable and making homes just as yours and she has allowed to use russia's sources as it is friends and allies in the united states is also horrible because the virus us energy independence as is our overall we rely on foreign adversaries are she will, nuclear fuel or energy vehicles. these are all things we can and should be producing start to finish in not so

nature. there is running, and exercises with their own weight. there's pull-ups, parallel bars, someone else. and why. and i'm valuable to me. yes, this resource is a lot, when you have energyt’s simple from yourself , and you begin to appreciate energy correctly, and you already protect and direct it to things that already have other benefits, by the way, the guys arranged an additional circle after our youth sunday training, because it is very important, but this concentration after training on something very important to direct, and the guys and i also study english after training. and it is very important to direct your attention and energy to some business in which you want to grow. why they devoted their lives cannot be called simple, this is the choice to be fearless, decisive, courageous, the institute began to recruit both boys and girls, so there are no special differences between boys and girls in the process of training in the process of serving girls on a par with the guys fulfill the same standards for us. here are military servicemen - it's like a brother, a younger army family, close-knit, everyone helps each other. it is impossible for constant training and