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konstantin shumakov is the director of the global logical network virus center, and a professor at thelearned about the prospects for the spread of diseases in the occupied mariupol. ukrainians, in fact, how to return the paid funds, is it possible to do it in which directions, and how to use those tourist vouchers if they were purchased by those who of course wants to do it in the conditions of our war with the russian federation and all this was handled by marina duby, let's see and the material, my ideal morning on february 25 should have started like this, and i packed my suitcase like that, but instead of departure , arrivals began and even the heights of the plane from the battle of sirens filled my ears i spent a day in the city as if instead of an underwater world. i got to know the basement ahead of the russian offensive. in a full-scale war and it cost my wallet 16,000 uah, so while they treacherously spied vacation tickets from the passport, thoughts swarmed in my head, maybe they will compensate, the agency explained that there are two ways to return the money, to rebook an

, joined by rebecca peters, international arms control advocate and the former director of the international action networkall arms. she led the campaign to reform australia's gun laws after the 1996 port arthur massacre when a gunman shot dead 35 people at a cafÉ. australia then cracked down on gun violence can outlined automatic and semiautomatic rifles. more than 600 40,000 weapons were turned into authorities in a nationwide buyback. rebecca peters is joining us from guatemala. thank you so much for being with us. i feel like we keep avenue back after all of these massacres but it is so important because there was complete paradigm shift in australia, country were so many did not think it was possible. talk about what happened in 1996, the horror of the port arthur massacre, but then how the country responded. >> thanks, amy. thinking back, we had back then the situation -- it was similar but not as bad as in the united states. we did have mass shootings about once a year. we had some kind of a mass shooting. semi automatic rifles were available in some states. the laws very state-by-state in australia

take a closer look at the situation in the east i am joined by mykhailo samusier, director of newjertex resort network mr. mykhailo how critical the situation around severodonetsk lysychansk what does it threaten in the future severodonetsk in the current situation and it is doomed i understand that it sounds very harsh but if you look at things in fact, the first surge of russian troops that began a few days ago with the aim of quickly taking possession of the territories that remained in the occupied luhansk region failed , that is, there was such a breakthrough of pressure on ukrainian forces with the purpose of breaching the ukrainian defense this did not happen more and more, the hostilities are dragging on, the offensive is a russian incitement, and i think that now the hostilities will be more viscous and will already turn into a positional one, that is, the threat, of course, the encirclement of north donetsk and lysychansk remains but i agree in principle with all the assessments that are just to be heard, the only thing is that it is necessary not to forget that in the course of this intensi

. >> for the state director of the mutual ufo network today, was a very big day. and by this afternoon, reuben riate watched the hearing twice. he says if nothing else the government is again on record as saying there are plenty of incidents that they simply cannot explain. >> we want to know what's out there as much as you want to know what's out there. >> you're watching the military there before congress acknowledging something. does it feel a bit like we told you so. >> we told you so, yes. yes it's a historical moment. and hopefully people will accept this as hey we are dealing with something that -- something that's very real. >> i deal with it actually every day, wilson, because every day i get emails or phone calls from people. >> now a senior astron me at seti has made a career of looking for extraterrestrial intelligence. >> i don't think we're being visited, no. i've never thought that. there are a lot of reasons i don't think. >> he thinks the hearing looks like the last tight time the government was knitted they were looking for something. >> they wer

. >> reporter: for state director of the mutual ufo network, today was a very big day.on, rubin airate had watched the hearing twice. again on record saying there are plenty of incidents they cannot explain. >> we want know what's out there as much as you want to know what's out there. >> you're watching the military there before congress acknowledging something. does it feel a bit like we told you so? >> we told you so, yes. it's a historical moment. and hopefully people will accept this as hey, we are dealing with something -- something that's very real. >> i deal with it actually every day, wild. because ever day i get emails the doctor has made a career looking for extraterrestrial intelligence. >> i don't think we're being visited, no. >> reporter: he thinks today's hearing looks a lot like the last time the government admitted it was looking for something. >> they were doing that because they thought finally we're in touch with the extraterrestrials. they were thinking maybe we're in touch with some new soviet craft. and i think that's the fundamental interest of

of that deal. co decibel, k rwandan, genocide, survivor, i'm the executive director for the african great legs, action network. thank you very much for your time today. we appreciate it. thank you. and thank you for joining us here, and i'll see international web back it is helping me out with the latest a do some with did want to be awesome. new people with more lead deal with global school did it one ah, since the break away of the doughnuts, people's republic won't been ranging and don't boss. ukrainian. artillery has been shelling civilian townsend, mining villages to love it best. you're in there, joseph. when you. so the sleep mom with lilly, if you okay. and so on february, the 24th 2022, russian launched a special military operation. it's goal is to free ukraine from ultra nationalist units as or any of that. for example, actually up where you via ftp, you said you, i guess not sure. but i figured you were still very odd. i usually the idea of a ga, legitimate study guide was this, you shows it you a bit. oh, okay. you know, i'm like you like a good idea what you, what you can buy, you buy the white w

well, as for the military component, the director of new geopolitics research network mykhailo herself our broadcast today that the aggressor country is not abandoning its plans to surround odesa by involving troops in transnistria, a naval landing from the snake island and interrupting the defense of the armed forces of ukraine near mykolaiv well, what are the chances of the enemy here? and attempts to break through, well, attempts to break through. i announced at the very beginning that the enemy currently has no chance to advance several meters and kilometers, and is even preparing retreat positions, realizing his losses, realizing that that there were strikes on e-e warehouses with ammunition the day before by us and on fuel stylish material essential snake lady nataliya what is the latest news here what is the situation with the snake this day on the island of changes fresh between storms as in the whole sea this is the freshest news and while it is raging there the storm is impossible not to approach it no not to approach it at the moment it is stormy and stormy there, not only t

investigate bad actors and listen trans national criminal networks public safety or national security concerns and illegal trade practices. acting directorohnson please convey our thanks and appreciation to the work the men and women at ice are doing to protect this nation. i look forward to the discussion today third thank you chairwoman and i yield back. >> acting director johnson we will submit the full text of your official statement for the record. please proceed with your own testimony. >> a good afternoon and chairman, ranking member and distinguished members of the subcommittee for homeland security. thank you for inviting me too appear before you today. i am the acting director for u.s. immigration and customsan enforcement. ice mission is to promote homeland security and public safety to the broad enforcement of over 400 federal laws governing our border, customs, trade and immigration. before i go any further i would like to thank you for funding recently enacted fy 22 omnibus to support our people and our mission. ourfy 22 funding supported officers and special agents by increasing victim assistancepr program, bolstering the

everything, yes, yes, yes, and we are in touch dmytro lyushkin, director of the prime company group, a person who understands how gas station networks function, in particular dmytro we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes good day well, what about a little more detail about the real state of affairs, we understand that if people already feel it, it means that there is really something to work on, how long will there be fuel left in ukraine so that it is even more or less at least in to a lesser extent, but still available to consumers, that is, what should be done in which direction should our wonderful government be gassed, because we understand that the russian federation has been actively involved in various oil and so on nodes of oil refineries but we have allies. it might be easier. i don’t know. i don’t know. i don’t know how to make another 2-3 transitions along which the two-wheeled vehicle moved exclusively, exclusively gasoline trucks . look at the situation. everyone knew that it would come, but for some reason it wasn’t prepared. in fact, this problem is solved quite quickly. if it was i would like to ,

thus, despite promising to respect such freedoms, k, clark is the co director of afghanistan and alice analysts network. she says these restrictions give us an insight into the telephone's priorities. what the taliban, concentrating on. that thinking about the length of men's beards to think about what women where they are thinking about the type of sleeves that oldest to girls might where, where is the urgency from the, from the government in kabul, and can to her about the very real hunger and difficulties that there are people facing. and of course if women come work, that's a huge blow to many households where women's incomes were important. along with this intake today came a directive, but women should stay at home unless they have a good reason for going out. that's a further blow to economy. and of course, i think as well, this type of moral policing, hon. my roof is what the, this type of policing, it's called in afghanistan. the promotion of virtue in the prevention of fights. it's not only about and forcing the telephones version of shadow on fellow africans, many of whom don't share that. t

those who perpetrated violence were hutus, rwandan, genocide, survivor and director for the african great lakes action network club. gotta buick says role one does government actually is not interested in seeking justice for the genocide. i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p f which is the ruling party in rwanda. that was delayed by a guy who also had a role in the genocide, starting with the shooting down of the president's plan. in 1009 the forward that actually started the genocide. also, i would rather see the suspects trade in the u. k. given how they're one of the government treats survivors of that genocide and uses the channels out as a tool of repression inside of a wander and as blackmail against the international community. i want to give a quick example. there is a man named mob like a university professionals, professor, a musician, he and his brother, the loan survivors from the general side, and also a trust that is, that took place after the general state. he spoke about the killing of his family after the general

bit of clarification is the statement of andriy pivovarsky, who are you, the director of wog , the holding, that is, the network of a large ku- and ex-minister of infrastructure, by the way, about what about what about the shortage of gasoline will be a bigger problem in the coming weeks than diesel, and it's rather strange because, well, they imagined among themselves that diesel is actually the fuel of war, it's what tanks mostly work on, these military trucks, and so on and so on, so why exactly will gasoline then be problems because the main european infrastructure was and is oriented towards receiving and overloading the transportation of diesel fuel because diesel fuel has always been in short supply in the countries of europe and eastern europe in particular, and therefore all terminals, all transshipments , most tank cars, they are intended specifically for transportation of diesel fuel ago and now it is much easier to set up the logistics of supplying diesel fuel than gasoline, despite the fact that diesel fuel is now consumed almost three times more than gasoline, i understood the answer, mr. hnativ ,

but now had to get the klan reluctantly, the f b i director launched over 300 operations against the network. and klan meetings became riddled with more under pressure from federal agents. the plan which still had 15000 members in 1967 lost 70 percent of its membership in the early 19 seventy's times had changed. and the culture of impunity was over in 1971 ill baxley was appointed attorney general of alabama. and he decided to reopen the investigation into the bombing of the 16th street church in birmingham. soon after, he began receiving threats or receive letters, threats in last, the letters from the clan and law groups like them from all over the country. i did get one lasted letter, saying that i was persecuting white patriot church. about doing this investigation? they demanded an answer to this letter. they sent me the plan and i said, my reply is just law blank, blank, blank. so if i didn't put blanks, ah, ah, despite the threats, bill baxley continued the investigation after j edgar hoover died a few classified files. finally resurfaced and the attorney general got back on the case

but now had to target the klan. reluctantly the f b i director launched over 300 operations against the network. and klan meetings became riddled with moles under pressure from federal agents. the plan which still had 15000 members in 1900. 67 lost 70 percent of its membership in the early 19 seventy's times had changed, and the culture of impunity was over in 1971, bill baxley was appointed attorney general of alabama, and he decided to reopen the investigation into the bombing of the 16th street church in birmingham soon after he began receiving threats or receive letters, threats them, and lasted letters from the clam, and law groups like them from all over the country. i did get one lasted letter showing that i was persecuting white patriot sch about doing this investigation. they demanded an answer to this letter. they sent me the klan and ashley, my reply is just law blank, blank, blank. so if i didn't put blanks with despite the threats, bill baxley continued the investigation after j edgar hoover died, a few classified files. finally, resurfaced and the attorney general got back on the

got a bouquet, rwandan, genocide, survivor and the executive director for the african great lakes action network or atlanta. thank you very much for joining us on the program. we appreciate your time as a survey. thank you for having me. you're welcome. as a survivor of the tragedy. and what do you think about the extradition of these genocide suspects from the u. k? as a survivor of the genocide, i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p f which is the ruling party in rwanda that was delayed by a guy who also had a role in the genocide starting with the shooting down of the president's plan in 1094 that actually started the genocide. also, i would rather see the suspects trade in the u. k. given how they're one of the government treats survivors of that genocide and uses the channels out as a tool of repression inside of a wander and as black male against the international community. i want to give a quick example. there is a man named a university profession professor, a musician, he is, he and his brother, the loan su

introduce this idea to the masses through the internet of social networks, the great thing will create the issue of proving that the directornged the medicine. thank you hello evgeniya please take a seat thank you for coming? hello evgenia , having compared some facts, we have information that your marriage with ivanov was some kind of fictitious now it matters. well, of course, this is your own business, but he was a good man, and, purely in his conscience, i feel sorry for him. well, of course, it's a pity. so. don't you want to punish the one who is guilty of his death, perhaps for this you need your permission to autopsy the body. well, we have already buried him, we will carry out an exhumation, if you allow, of course. why? well, it was his will, he himself spoke about it. almost yes, except for the high content of adrenaline in the blood which is fatal for a person with hypertension, but after all, adrenaline could have been artificially in ivanov's body, but now we have nowhere to look for injection marks. in a word, if this is murder, then the ideal does not happen. yes, i ivanov’s death is a great benefit to every

serhiy kuyun, director of the a-95 consulting group and dmytro levushkin , director of the prime company group, manages four networksations. glory to ukraine, gentlemen, i am glad that you are working live on the espresso tv channel. time, as it turned out, i want enough, on the other hand, we understand that our partners in rammstein will now continue to hold meetings in support of us. will provide us with all kinds of military assistance, and we hope that, in addition to this, special attention will also be paid to fuel safety without gasoline, but the prices, in any case, our government is letting go of how far the price of gasoline will go according to your assumptions, mr. sergey. good morning, well, we currently see that the government announced its expectations. yes, there are 52 hryvnias for gasoline, 58 hryvnias for gasoline, already the second day since the state regulation was canceled, we see that most of the networks there are oriented towards this level . gasoline, that is, we can see what, but it should be noted that these prices are in networks that are themselves importers , that is, that bring fuel

stamp dedicated to our performance at the eurovision song contest the director of the company igor smilyanskyi wrote in the networksined that usually the image is approved by the artistic council, now everything will be carried out according to an accelerated procedure that the truth is that the final design of the stamp will agree with the european vision, smilyansky reminded earlier that ukrposhta had already issued stamps with our winners of the song contest, ruslana and jamala, a photo with a pink hat is just an example of one of the options, the 43rd train to frankivsk will now bear a new name, it will become stefania express, that's right he will be named in the schedule this was announced by the chairman of the board of ukrzaliznytsia oleksandr kamyshyn, this decision was made after the victory of the kalush orchestra at the eurovision song contest of the same and express passengers stations kyiv kalusha and frankivska and dad moment with our triumphant hit ukrzaliznytsia marked the kyiv-ivano-frankivsk train will be the first in the world to be named after my mother, i will remind you of stefania's song, wh

. >> reporter: for the state director of the mutual ufo network was a very big day, ruben uriate alreadyhe said if nothing else, the government is again on record as saying there are plenty of incidents that they simply cannot explain. >> we want to know what's out there, as much as you want to know what's out there. >> you're watching the military there, before congress, acknowledging something, does it feel a bit like "we told you so"? >> "we told you so," yes, it's an historical moment and hopefully people will accept this as hey, we are dealing with something that's very real. >> i deal with it actually every day, wilson, because every day i get emails or phone calls from people. >> reporter: a senior astronomer at seti, dr. solstack has made a career out of extra terrestrial intelligence. >> there are a lot of reasons i don't think we've been visited. >> reporter: the last time the government admitted it was looking for something. >> they weren't doing that because they thought fine, they were in touch with the extra terrestrials. they were thinking maybe we're in touch with some ne

network have been found and arrested. well, professor bass, milan, easy director of iranian studies at stanford university explained who could be behind your fascination the most likely person or a government behind it. i think there is a game of cat and mouse right now, propaganda circles in iran and in israel. but i think all evidence indicates that this level of action and the person that they have pick. and the kind of the leaks that you get from israel would indicate that they're the ones who are behind it. and i think the purpose is clear, nice tube goals. one is to take the fight to the iranians trading. something doing this for a couple of years. and secondarily, it, i think they want to disrupt any possibility of the i r g c, p, listed from the terrorist. just every indication i have in the media is that he was a major player in syria. his rank is given the question of concern whether he was a general, some israeli officials are claimed whether it was that colonel zeron is claim, no doubt he was they key in the regimes, actions in syria and mobilizing forces support of us and in fighting go. isis as well as the trad

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mykhailo, er, mykhailo himself, the director of the analytical center of nj poets, the plot of networknd he will talk with us. please let's start again mr. mykhailo i greet you good evening good evening please once again i would like to hear from you the vision of your experts on the situation that is developing today in the geopolitical dimension from one side of the leadership ukrainian military intelligence says that the active phase of the operation ends somewhere at the end of august and by the end of the year we can liberate all the territories that are currently occupied by the enemy, and on the other hand, in the west, there are completely different theses from ours, that ukraine should prepare for a long-term war and pay more attention to the experience of germany or korea, which is distributed there, where she says that west germany and south korea have grown in the shadow of constant war . hostilities that are currently being implemented by the russian federation on the territory of ukraine well, in fact, the war in our country has been going on for 8 years, and therefore we

digital channel is no longer available on the t2 network, which covers almost half of the audience, now the tv channel rada is broadcast says the director of espresso, kateryna yermolovich , on the fourth of april, my colleagues and my friend did not see ourselves on the digital air and considering that the tv channel was born as you know during the event on the maidan, we formed a sufficiently powerful team of professional journalists who joined the information war from the first days, and despite the fact that our journalists were occupied by russian troops, some of them were in hot spots and were even suspected of being under fire, we continued our professional work together with espresso from of the digital airwaves, the live channel and fifth channel are still angry. who and what stopped broadcasting? answers to these questions. for almost two months now, journalists, the media community, and human rights defenders have been looking for it. it is known when russia attacked ukraine, some ukrainian channels immediately started working in the information marathon mode. on february 24, the regulator, the national council for television

them designed to withstand a nuclear war, and there is also a network of tunnels eight metres underground. i've been talking to the directorovstal steelworks and he told me why it has been such a fortress for the ukrainian defenders of mariupol. translation: we ukrainian defenders of mariupol. translation:— ukrainian defenders of mariupol. translation: ~ ., ., ,., translation: we never thought about it until 2014. we _ translation: we never thought about it until 2014. we didn't _ translation: we never thought about it until 2014. we didn't imagine - it until 2014. we didn't imagine that azovstal could become some kind of fortress or such an important point in the city of mariupol. when mariupol, especially the eastern part of the city, came under shelling by artillery, heavy artillery, we started to think about what we could do if de—escalation came further into the city. and we started to restore bomb shelters which remain from the soviet union. there were five very powerful bomb shelters that, according to soviet standards at the time, could withstand a direct nuclear strike. when the war started we made an announcement

to wipe the table or how olga is to the director of a travel agency to look through the competitors' social networks than not a ritual. want to be successful. don't let yourself be ripped apart anymore. 15 minutes is the minimum time to switch. therefore, if you do tasks four times within an hour, you do nothing. as an option to break things down on the block today for lunch all day. i only do technical tasks in the afternoon. i have creativity there, for example, calls from a client in the late afternoon. we make an impromptu board. we write on stickers, what to do? what's already in the works? and what has been done? thus , you and i can observe the whole cycle and it works, and automatically we want to make it faster, to fill in the last field, the specialist in smm valery, appreciated if you forgot something, and this often happens when there is a call back and nerves at the limit and i looked and immediately remembered that you need another task for yana, the client manager, to distribute all cases according to the degree of importance. the first selection of the tour for the coming dates. this

digital broadcast is no longer available on the t2 network, which covers almost half of the audience, the rada tv channel is now broadcast, espresso directorrmolovich says on april 4, my colleagues and a friend did not see themselves on the digital broadcast and taking into account the fact that the tv channel was born, as you know , during the event on the maidan, we formed a sufficiently powerful team of professional journalists who joined the information war from the first days, and despite the fact that our journalists were occupied by russian troops, some of them were in hot spots and even under suspicion shelling , we continued our professional work together with espresso from the digital air, still angry direct and the fifth channel. who stopped broadcasting and for what? answers to these questions. journalists and the media community and human rights defenders know that when russia attacked ukraine, some ukrainian channels immediately started working in an information marathon mode. on february 24, the regulator, the national council for television and radio broadcasting, allowed them to withdraw from their programming concepts, an

what are the possibilities of ultimately looking at an expanded transportation network in east west director creates multimodal successful high-frequency trends port performance to connect to the station so this is not just basically all vehicle commutes. but it's one that creates healthy cross city transfer and traffic at thisparticular point . do we have any answer to that question? >> i would be happy to work with my colleagues to get you a more detailed response. what i would say is that obviously there are a number of existing bus lines on oakdale that are attempting to serve the east-west connection out o the bayview . it is a very challenging unfortunately due to the tracks, due to the freeway. there's a lot ofinfrastructure thatmakes east-west travel in that part of the city challenging . that's no excuse . it is just kind of the lay of the geography today but again i kind of come back to i think looking at the history of disinvestment and redlining i don't think it is consistent with what they transit experience is. mta wants full in the bayview to have nor is it what caltrain is as

director of the center. the catholic organisation is bankrolled, by donations from home and abroad. was networks extending across europe. a settle turn other juris? pardon me, hockey out of shall esteem in the some of his corner, both the order juris institute and i myself believe that abortion is the murder of a human being for you. there is scientific evidence that from the moment of conception, we are dealing with a human being the hold of no cover each essentially amended sinner. does with us all or is he still follows? call monitor turning out. what's crucial here is that this person has its own genome, distinct from that of its parents back out. and there's no doubt at all that this is a human genome. although just of again on even gonna do, i just, i'm gonna build ski order. juris focuses on children born to polish families or europe's right wing parties and abortion band plays internationalist feelings. willoughby migrants have more children than europeans. is that a problem? i dark with young as i to let it to mr. vicious gosnell godson. ah, yes. the birth rate among migrants which is h

so, degan ali is a kenyan—based executive director of adeso in nairobi, and it works in kenya and somalia. and they founded a networksouth who are trying to reinvent foreign aid by shifting money and power closer to the communities that the aid is meant to serve, which is what you are saying. so if that's the case, why are your headquarters here in the uk? first, i would like to say that the work that degan ali are doing is really, really important. and save the children are a part of many of these conversations. we have invited her to challenge us, and we are shifting as an organisation. we are localising and making sure that we are doing less of the work in the global north and more of it in the global south. yeah, your work is in the global south, but what i'm trying to say to you is the nucleus is in europe. your headquarters are in london. you're swedish, so you are also partly based in sweden. four members of your 17 executive board are people of colour, as we say. the rest are white — does that make sense? shouldn't you all be looking — and your board — be looking like the people you are really serving mostly

networks further . this hospital has a special program for training staff to deal with victims. sabina ceramic is the director of the victim support group if i'm and explains what health professionals need to keep in mind when talking to traumatized women. this ticket is vital that you asked for their consent, right? the edge to move. the woman has to agree with everything you guys are doing to tooth sufficiency. that's what she's experienced. a must have violation of her own boundary, safe issa. while it's common for victims to feel ashamed. it's also important for staff to properly document injuries. and does this, did, this is a close out of her cheek nose and i see her. we also have photos of injuries to her neck problem. dyslexia photos that constitute evidence for criminal proceedings. and gunston from each new center is a separate vince very from a medical perspective. it's good to have a basis for the subsequent discussion. mo, flew to things, would you movies? so we try to document the injuries inflicted on an individual as comprehensively as possible into movies so that she has the option of pursuin

ok, with a bit that came clark, director of us, going to start on this network. thank you for joining us here today. the final day of campaign valleys in the philippines, the head of a presidential election described as the most important in the country's history. one of 2 front runners. none. marcos is holding a large valley. in manila, buck us is the found the fall at present ferdinand. marcus, he was ousted in people's uprising in 1986, and the candidate hoping to beat marcus is vice president, and the reader route is being held at a symbolic location is where a huge march was held in 1983 after the assassination of a senator, who struggled against the marcus regime radio has run a grassroots campaign, the political elite and political dynasties. well, the matter is that the great radi will speak to her shortly. first to florence louis who's covering the marcos campaign events with such a tainted family legacy. how has marcus junior managed to gain so much support that he's now the front runner in the upcoming elections? well the more close campaign has been a