mauritius, former swaziland, the bahamas, papua new guinea, so shells, st lucia, st vincent and the grenadines seychelles. and the final group of high commissioners from belize, antigua and barbuda, the maldives, said christopher and nevis, and barbuda, the maldives, said christopherand nevis, namibia, christopher and nevis, namibia, cameroon, christopherand nevis, namibia, cameroon, mozambique, rwanda, gabon, and togo. remembering 15,000 soldiers from west indies regiments in the caribbean who saw action in france and palestine and egypt and italy during the first world war. 2500 died. and the high commissioners are followed by the ambassador of ireland. martin fraser. and the ambassador of nepal. laying a wreath on behalf of the gurkhas who fought so valiantly and still do today in world war i. the service chiefs, the chief of the defence staff, the first sea lord, the chief of the general staff, the chief of the air staff. the all—importa nt representatives the all—important representatives of the merchant navy. he played such a vital role in the second world war keeping britain supplied, t

, was deemed illegal and shut down and the final remaining exiled refugees in papua new guinea just this because the scheme ran out of money. but it worked. >> it stopped illegal migration going to australia. it got the numbers down from 50,000 and people aren't getting there because they know they won't be welcomed. >> but it's it was hugely divisive, politically divisive , divisive, politically divisive, but it worked. we saw australia plummet down the ranks. not that either of you two will care in terms of human rights, correct? their global standing was shattered overnight and actually it cost them a fortune . and so it cost them a fortune. and so in terms of massaging statistics that gross migration numbers are up year on year and under, tony balloon. >> but that's legal migration, which is controlled and it's costing us billions. it's costing us billions. it's costing what is £8 million a day just to house people because we haven't processed them. >> that is just purely it's not. >> that is just purely it's not. >> so can i ask you something then? you might explain to the viewers y

, was deemed illegal and shut down and the final remaining exiled refugees in papua new guinea just thisse the scheme ran out of money. but it worked. >> it stopped illegal migration going to australia. it got the numbers down from 50,000 and people aren't getting there because they know they won't be welcomed. >> but it's it was hugely divisive, politically divisive , divisive, politically divisive, but it worked. we saw australia plummet down the ranks. not that either of you two will care in terms of human rights, correct? their global standing was shattered overnight and actually it cost them a fortune . and so it cost them a fortune. and so in terms of massaging statistics that gross migration numbers are up year on year and under, tony balloon. >> but that's legal migration, which is controlled and it's costing us billions. it's costing us billions. it's costing what is £8 million a day just to house people because we haven't processed them. >> that is just purely it's not. >> that is just purely it's not. >> so can i ask you something then? you might explain to the viewers your vi

new guinea, iran, nicaragua. they're all going to new york city.or eric adams has been saying we don't have any more room. we're running out of money. >> i believe new yorkers believe in plain talk and honesty. we're in serious financial trouble right now. the national government must do their share, this is a national problem. it's not a new york city problem, massachusetts problem. the national government should be picking up this tan and should not be coming out of the backs of everyday new yorkers. that's wrong. that is what is happening. >> will: now we're seeing the effects of this playing out in real time. new york city announcing huge budget cuts that will affect every new yorker. already having spent 1.5 billion on migrants this year, the city says it will need $12 billion for the next two years. so they're cutting from schools, libraries and police. a billion dollars cut from the department of education. and the nypd is going to slash its no, sir by nearly 5,000 cops to the lowest level since in 1980s. that sounds like a good idea. sid ro

residents of new britain island in pep from new guinea, prepared to evacuate after volcano, the api county rupturing on monday. mount o one shot a cloud of ash into the sky with which force the cancellation of some flights disaster management teams have been sent to the island to coordinate the evacuation . and as in tina, the election of the right wing populous hobby, and relay to the presidency, it has slots the country into an uncertain future. mean i has about to revive argentina struggling and economy with a series of radical economic with folds. they support us argue that drastic change is just what the country needs. a dog l. loco. all the madman by his critics. argentina has chosen a radical new right wing. lead up. have you had malays? victory comes is argentine of stuff is through an economic crisis with inflation at 140 percent. and soaring, poverty approach has turned away from the parent as coalition, which is long dominated politics in favor of change comes out of out of man. it's something that many people wanted and that's we're hoping to achieve the change for the best for

so an example i'd give you, this happened in new guinea. he was supposed to inspect an infantry battalion in particular an infantry company that everybody on his staff assumed was going to be training really hard for the next operation. when he shows up. the soldiers actually were in the middle of a very spirited volleyball game. so their commanders were like, oh, my god, what's the general going to do. he's going to be angry. he's really going to chew us out and. you know, there's this tension. and then kruger sort of sits back and sits down on a log and says go on. i want to see who won the game, you know, and they're like, oh my god. and, you know, the volleyball game goes on. and then his staff is just sort of like breathing a sigh of relief. it gives you a sense that he's going to be on his best behavior around the enlisted men. it's the and colonels that he really is rude with so it on which is interesting it was his sixth army led the invasion and dominated the campaign to follow his his peer his colleague is this guy, lieutenant gen

deadlines, our goals will then be achieved, of course, we are discussing the situation in ghana, in new guinea, and other countries in the pacific region. we know that what was the aid from our mission, which, in fact, what was our aid that was intercepted and was sent to ghana, we will also talk about the issue of bosnia and herzegovina, we also understand what steps need to be taken in the coming years, i am sure what is necessary and security for bosnia and herzegovina. before that, we cooperated with the european security service department, because we can see the work of this department, we can see how intensively they work, how deeply they penetrate when it comes to urgent issues, and indeed, to all the participating countries, because now it is very important to remain so visible, especially when we are talking about wartime , compared to peacetime, and therefore the work that is being done there now, is being done today, it is extremely important, we have finally already approved the development, the development plan for the next year. a specific brochure, we have already sent it, it i

construction when have caved in. officer lance the residents of new britain island in a pop point, new guinea preparing to evacuate after a volcano of them began interrupting on monday. monce was shot a cloud of ash into this guy which follows the cancellation of some flights disaster management teams have been sent to the event to coordinate the evacuation torrential rains of last southern brazil, killing at least 4 people, and triggering widespread flooding. more than 1600 people have fled the homes in the state of the we are grounded, the sol. several villages have been entirely console by rising water that most german is defense minister. both victoria is, has a made a surprise visit to key to on the line, berlin's backing for ukraine, and it's fight against russia's invasion. so it was arrive by rail and the early on tuesday morning, he's a set to hold talks with is ukrainian counterpart, as well as with president overloading isn't lensky. they expected to discuss the jeremy's mood service support and the training of ukrainian soldier. it is, the story is 2nd visit to keith since he beca

common with some of the small and medium sized enterprises in the philippines and peru and papua new guinea. and so we want to be able to make some of those connections. >> how important is equity? right. i know there's more focus these days, especially on the smaller stakeholders and women, underrepresented, underserved community. >> yeah. well, i think very importantly, san francisco in apec has played a key role in this area. so in 2011, san francisco hosted some working group and ministerial level meetings in apec. and at that time, then-secretary of state clinton then launched the apec women and economy forum, and there was the san francisco declaration. she gave remarks over at the westin saint francis , which i was very privileged to be able to attend. and what that really started was a movement within apec and within these economies to really promote women's economic participation, to recognize that when women are not fully participating in economies, they, you know, there's lots of productivity that's that's lost. >> ambassador murray, you have extensive diplomatic experience in ch

were from the pacific islands of fiji, tonga, the marshall islands, micronesia, nauru and papua new guineatom, but of course a very obvious sign of how america’s european allies behaved. in the first days after the tragedy of october 7, the leaders the eu in verenica rushed to israel. ursula fonder loudly declared that he had the right to self-defense. scholz wore a kippah at the opening of the synagogue. in tel aviv said that berlin is always nearby, macron even supported netanyahu’s thesis that the terrorist isis and hamas are one and the same. our priorities are your priorities, i want to tell you one simple thing, you are not alone. but in the end , on the un resolution calling for a truce, which the united states opposed, germany abstained, france voted in favor. what do you think about those it is quite remarkable that countries such as france , which is a permanent member of the security council, went against the united states as well as other european countries such as spain and portugal, and this shows that the united states is increasingly isolated in the world community. the ger

construction, but it caved in after i'm on slide. presidents of new britain island didn't pop for a new guinea. i'm preparing to evacuate after a volcano of ad big guns we wrapped on monday. 9th, with a one shot ash into the sky, forcing the cancellation off some flights. disaster management teams have been sent to the island to coordinate the, the evacuation u. s. navy playing over shot to runway in hawaii. on monday, i'm leaving the address strategies in a by ministry official say o 9 people on board made it safely to show i'm on home. the us marine corps has not commented on the calls of the in some of the future leading artificial intelligence stuff behind a chat g p t is in jeopardy with hundreds of it. staff are threatening to create over the sacking of c e o some. ultimately, the board of open a, i 5 is to open unexpectedly on friday and, and i'm just plans to join microsoft open to any ais biggest financial backup. to lead a new i research team. now, employees a warning they'll leave and follow him. a message brought back on the board, resigns. let's look at the potential implications

i always told him i want him to put me inside his suitcase and take me around to papua new guinea ord he's there. he has been devoting his life to saving other lives and he is now down, down, down in those terrible tunnels that we hear of. and i think... ..it�*s so unfair. and i just think the world should really wake up and understand this is a global catastrophe. and gadi, like many others there, is a chronically ill patient and they have nothing — nothing at all. we don't even have a proof of life from them. how could he survive after two months without his medication? i have no idea. i think the lives of those innocent people taken on that saturday morning are fading away. lives are fading. they're dying. they're absolutely dying. and we need our government and your government and all the world governments, that we have trust in, to bring them back home alive tonight, tomorrow, at the least. are you hopeful that these truce extensions will continue? i mean, we've seen a couple, haven't we? and there is prominent positive noises coming out about a further one after today. what do

i always told him i want to put me inside his suitcase and take me around papa new guinea orjordan orevoting his life to saving other lives, and he is now down, down, down in those terrible tunnels we hear of. i think it is so unfair, andi we hear of. i think it is so unfair, and ijust think we hear of. i think it is so unfair, and i just think the world should really wake up and understand. this is a global catastrophe. my uncle, like many others, is a chronically ill patient, and they have nothing, nothing at all. we don't even have proof of life from them. how could he survive after two months without his medication? i have no idea. i think the lives of those innocent people, taken morning, fading away. lives are fading, they are dying. we need our governments, and your government, and all the world governments that we have trust in to bring them back home alive, tonight, tomorrow, at the least. �* , the least. are you hopeful these truce extensions _ the least. are you hopeful these truce extensions will _ the least. are you hopeful these truce extensions will continue? l truce ex

, but interesting, i have in my hands a blue australian the tree frog, the frog of new zealand, new guinea has our star, this is the california king snake. lenya scanned the frog several times, but something kept going wrong, sometimes the color wasn’t determined, sometimes the wrong shade of the gray-blue amphibian was chosen. oh, my connection is lost, chaplin, have you turned something off? the snake named chaplin sometimes got in the way, but the device was still able to identify the spotted brown color, choosing a similar color, although the animal looks much more interesting in real life. this is probably too difficult a task, and let’s return to something more real. where fabrics are printed, coloring requires maximum precision; a slight overheating of the roll, and the design will turn out dark. designer-printer margarita volodina takes the first measurement. four color options were found, all of which, according to the professional, are too far from the original. second attempt under a duspo scanner, acid color. jackets are made from this fabric, i press scan color, and the scanne

common with some of the small and medium sized enterprises in the philippines and peru and papua new guinea. >> today we saw ministers, cabinet secretaries and high level staff, but the main delegations, including the presidents and prime ministers, will be arriving over the next two days. president joe biden arrives tuesday. expectations are high for his one on one meeting with chinese president xi jinping. the goal is to improve relations between the two countries, which has soured recently, and the focus has really been on how do we manage that competition responsibly. >> it's okay to compete, but how do we manage that competition responsibly? the us has been cool on digital currency and crypto, but yellen said the us wants to learn from china and other countries that have embraced blockchain technology. >> of course, climate change is another hot topic. yellen wants to agree on how to equally measure carbon emissions among the different economies. >> we need to further improve this year, for the first time, apec is hosting a stakeholders forum. >> labor groups, women leaders, indigenous

the castle worries are found in new guinea and northeastern australia with an estimated 4,000 birds livingthe wild in queensland. take a good look at that. that is so neat. if you ever see one of these animals in the wild, you'll want to keep your distance because they can give some pretty powerful kicks with their clawed feet. and apparently means strong lakes make strong swimmers. ok, let's take one last look at our 7 day forecast. before we go and you can see we are looking at for some scattered showers today tomorrow, friday and saturday. so it's pretty much a keep your jacket with the hood with you kind of a thing. the rest of the week. >> as we head into the weekend, we will things to start to see things improve on sunday. and that does include temperatures, by the way, which will start to lift up to once all of this has passed us by. but for the meantime, yeah, it's going to be a little bit of a showery run all right. cuyler, thank you. and that will be all from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. >> i'm stephanie lin live in the bay is

although i welcomehed the fentl cooperation at conferencegave in papua new guinea. i gave a very tough speech. achi told china that we were de with their military itary pr, the asia pacific. we were done with their tradee o neabuses. we had invested a record amount and in our military and in a short period of time, we imposed $250 billion in tariffs on china. >> you know, i don'tffs exactlyn san fr what happened in san francisco. it doesn't sound like much came from iit doet at all. but the thing i know, having having spoken to president xi, having been at a forum t identical to that with him, is china understands and this is a moment of time where weav have an administration that from the disastrous withdrawalio from afghanistan, from the weakness joe biden has projected around the world, the kowtowing to china, begging around to get back in there in the iran nuclear deal. i mean, now more than ever, we need new leadership in thisprojc and we need a projection of strength. and tif strei say just as a pric citizen no longer involved in active politicsit, sean, that

an example i can give you, this happened in new guinea. he was supposed to inspect an infantry battalion, a company that everyone assumed would be training hard. when he shows up, the boulders actually in the middle of the spirited volleyball game so their commander is like, what is the general going to do. is he going to chew us out. there is this tension. and he says, go on. and the volleyball game goes on and his staff is breathing a sigh of relief. it gives you a sense that he is going to be on his best behavior around the enlisted men . it is the generals and colonels that he is rude with. it was on his sixth army led the invasion and dominated the campaign to follow. the general i mentioned briefly moments ago, he has a very different background. they have more in common but eichelberger was the son of a very successful civil war veteran of the union side, ohio. his father was a successful lawyer and gentlemen father -- farmer. he came from a big family, the youngest of five siblings and like many parents, his father not, my kids are

properties of the object and the object exploded about 70 miles away from manus island in papua new guinea and there were three flares in the fireball we translated the time that they occurred. they were separated by a 10th of a second from each other. that probably meant that the object broke up to three major pieces, each of th associated with a flare. and then the explosion took place about 17 kilometers above the ocean surface. so iwareally low ithe atmosphere and the pressure exerted on t on the surface of the object was much larger than all other meteorites. all other meteorites were subjected to lower pressure before they disintegrated. and frothat we concluded that this object was even tougher than iron meteorites that make up 5% of the meteorite population. and so that was again an unusual property of this object. and we were able to pinpoint the location of the meteor path by using data from the small matter on manus island that the recorded the sonic boom, the explosion, sound wave and the just like in the case of a thunder, the sound arrives with some delay because the speed of

this happened in new guinea. everybody on the staff assumed he would be training for his operation. >> it moves on which is interesting. the sixth army led the invasion that dominated the campaign to follow. his peers and colleagues was a lieutenant general who i mentioned moments ago. they had more in common that they would want to admit. but he was the son of a successful civil war veteran on the union side in ohio. his father was a successful lawyer and gentlemen farmer. he came from a big familyrows wt of burning kind desire to makewt something of himself and, show everybody what he can do. and the army represents that for him, he goes west point. he graduates from west point. 1909 and has a really interesting career during world war one. he did not go to the western front to serve in combat. instead he went to russia in the ill fated expedition to try and snuff out the bolshevik regime, often called the polar bear expedition britain, france and japan were part of this. that's interesting too. and so eichelbe

a cabinet form entirely of one legged papua new guinea and trans josh let's give trans lesbians.h let's give it a go. >> lack of diversity in number 10 led to women's deaths in lockdown , covid inquiry told lockdown, covid inquiry told they were told by helen mak namara she is the person who hired a singing machine. what are they called? a karaoke karaoke machine for the party. but also she was head of the nudge unit which is somewhat ironic here. bu and her and dominic cummings did not get on. he referred to her in some not very nice terms, but what we have here is a somewhat of a conflation where she is or was trying to sort of argue at the time and go, we need more women, because that's why we're getting these oversights like if we lock down marriage , it's certainly down marriage, it's certainly unhappy marriages, then more people will harmed, people will be harmed, particularly this case women, particularly in this case women, which i'm sure is true for being victims of domestic violence and even murdered . so but i think even murdered. so but i think that's i don't know if

received were from the pacific islands, fiji, tonga, the marshall islands, micronesia, nauru and papua new guinearica’s european allies behaved. in the first days after the tragedy of october 7, eu leaders in verenice flocked to israel. ursula vonderleen loudly declared that he had the right to self-defense. sholtin is always there. the usa, germany abstained, france voted in favour. what do you think about those who did not join the usa, that america did not i could. it is quite remarkable that countries such as france, which is a permanent member of the security council, have defied the united states. as well as other european countries, like spain, portugal, and this shows that the united states is increasingly isolated in the world community. the german press writes that the situation in gaza is changing, the shifts in forces on the planet are becoming more and more obvious, the global south no longer wants to follow the west, led by the united states. and these centers of power in the world have clearly not shifted in recent years. weeks, and in recent years, during which the voice of the gl

obviously they use their navy, they send people to papua new guinea and some other island nations.better than rwanda in terms of human rights concerns , as you human rights concerns, as you know. they managed to do that know. so they managed to do that thing. but the numbers are so big that we are bound to find ourselves a situation like ourselves in a situation like the us you have so many the us when you have so many people been for people who have been here for such time , then they can such a long time, then they can claim they've developed claim that they've developed some have some mental illnesses they have had. got married had. they've got married potentially, know , go potentially, you know, go together quite often. pardon me , together quite often. pardon me, those two go together quite often. got married, often. they've got married, they've developed depression. exactly so don't say that. >> wife might watching. >> your wife might be watching. >> your wife might be watching. >> i mean. >> i mean. >> no, no, it's too late for she. she has two young kids, so she. she has t

obviously they use their navy, they send people to papua new guinea and some other island nations.hink much better than rwanda in terms of human rights concerns , as you human rights concerns, as you know. they managed to do that know. so they managed to do that thing. but the numbers are so big that we are bound to find ourselves a situation like ourselves in a situation like the us you have so many the us when you have so many people been for people who have been here for such time , then they can such a long time, then they can claim they've developed claim that they've developed some have some mental illnesses they have had. got married had. they've got married potentially, know , go potentially, you know, go together quite often. pardon me , together quite often. pardon me, those two go together quite often. got married, often. they've got married, they've developed depression. exactly so don't say that. >> wife might watching. >> your wife might be watching. >> your wife might be watching. >> i mean. >> i mean. >> no, no, it's too late for she. she has two young kids, so she.

papa new guinea is included in the so -called. birds of prey, a male polar owl was released into the wild; he was found wounded on the street of yekaterinburg and was helped to recover, reporting by anastasia torbeeva. the polar owl spent more than a week in the center monitoring and rehabilitation of birds of prey in kashino. the bird was brought here by employees of the yekaterinburg arena. they were the ones who got the owl stuck in the fence net. they brought the bird, it was stretched out. wings, well, bruises, most likely, and there was a slight concussion, the bird was about 2-3 years old, a fairly young bird, they put the owl on the wing on the fourth day, the bird adapted and was ready to fly away, but the experts decided to wait a while with this, they waited until will get stronger, care and long-awaited care have done their job, the guests were released, but at the same time wished never don’t come back here again, come on owl, have a good flight, while the staff of the center for monitoring and rehabilitation of birds

ambassador to papa new guinea and to the islands prior to her ambassador appointments as a member of senior foreign service she served in numerous roles throughout usaid and the agencies abroad. before her u.s. government career, she developed private-sector experience, including throughout the soviet union. we will start with secretary o'brien. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member for the strong statement of support. i will try to address four questions that i hope will lay the framework for what we are discussing today and provide some detail. the first is, why ukraine. i think you have begun to touch on this, but ukraine is a place where we are on the cutting edge of freedom today. since world war ii, americans were to widen the range of freedom but also of stability on the european continent. this is the base from which we work around the world along with our allies, korea, japan, australia, new zealand. this is stability as opposed to the 100 years before we begin this effort in europe was a source of instability that forced america into two world wars. it's also about

ambassador to poppy new guinea and to the solomon islands. her ambassadorhehe plummets to e member of senior foreign -- numerous leadership roles at usaid and the embassies abroad. before her u.s. government career she developed private sector expense including the route former soviet union. so the store with secretary o'brien. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member for the strong statements of support. i'll try to address four questions that a hope will lay the framework for what we're discussing today, and provide some detail. the first is why ukraine. i think you begun to touch on this but ukraine is a place where we are on the cutting edge of freedom today. since world war ii america has worked to widen the range of freedom but also of stability on the european continent. the base from which we work around the world along with our allies, korea, japan, australia, new zealand. so this is stability as opposed to the 100 years before we begin this effort when europe was a source of instability the force america into two world wars. it

and now breaking news from vladimir putin and the president of equatorial guinea will discuss the newsn moscow. development of communications with central africa. the kremlin reports this with an urgent note. in moscow, he is putting in order the architectural ensemble of the donskoy monastery, founded at the end of the 16th century. the progress of the comprehensive restoration was assessed today by the minister of culture olga lyubimova and the mayor of the capital sergei sobyanin. all work on the territory of the monastery should be completed by 2025, the centenary of the day of remembrance of patriarch tihan. his relics are kept in the donskoy monastery. the restoration is being carried out using budget funds and private donations. six more objects are awaiting their turn for repairs. the donskoy monastery is the pearl of moscow, historical, architectural, a lot is connected with it in the development of the history of our city. and this is, of course, an example when such monuments are restored, so to speak, a huge amount of work has been done to date, i hope, somewhere around two

look now, some of the other stories making the news today and residents of new person, the island didn't pop putting your guinea, preparing to evacuate yourself for a volcano that began erupt. thing on monday, mount the one shot, a cloud of ash into the sky, which falls the cancellation of some flights as well as the management teams have been sent to the island to coordinate the evacuation spain's petra sanchez and his cabinet had been sworn into a government by king philippe at a ceremony in detroit, sanchez clinched another time as prime minister last week of the several smaller policies backs him and appalled him. entry vote in exchange for the girl and saying several castle on separatists. i'm the see that move his spunk widespread protests in spain. as the by thailand's government is approved to draw fluids that could seize same sex couples, prompted equal rights. the bill will now move to parliament during a session sourcing in december. if possible, the thailand would become the 3rd place in asia of taiwan and the pool to recognize same sex marriage, united states navy, plain oh, the shot to a runaway i

new york. thank you, sir. are you know. where are you going? down. thank you, sir. are yo you going u guinea? you where are you going? thank you for. i'm staying out of new>>ew york. thank you, sir. are you going to connecticut? where are you going, mark? neil, thank you.>> new you know you, come out to new yc thank you. you were never going to renew yw that. you and i'm going to get in there. are you going to agree, neil? >> you're going to happen to me? a video is absolutely stunning. guinea tha, senegal, guatemala, iran, going to texas, atlanta, california. >> and yes, new york city, which has already reached mass capacity with nearly 140,000 migrants coming in the spring, coming sincel goin the t of 2022. now, for months, mayor eric adams has been saying we don't have any more room and we're running out of money. >> i believe new yorkers believe in plain talkwe're and honesty when we have some serious financial trouble m . now the national government must do their share. thei problem.ty alst d it's not a new york citylem, m problem. chicago problem, massachusetts probleassachusm. up th the national government shou

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in the olympic charter, which he could grossly violate, and the president of equatorial guinea proposed to host a newin his country, pavel zarubina, alexander makarov and alexander mekhur, vesti and moscow program, kremlin putin, coordinated work of the southern group. the enemy lost eight american bradley infantry fighting vehicles, a tank, four vehicles and several nato-style artillery systems. in addition, in the donetsk reznikovka area, the control center for drones in the ssu was destroyed. well , our correspondent pavel prokopenko will tell you about the situation on one of the most mobile sectors of the front near maryenka. it’s better not to look after a retreating tank from close range, it’s the same as hearing explosions shells, volleys - these are mostly outgoing. the t80 complements this fiery symphony, the road to the position is such that it seems that the barrel in the next hole is about to hit the ground, but the mechanical driver knows his job, the vehicle expertly avoids obstacles, now we will go to a closed position, work the marinsky front in motion around, not continuous firing f

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guinea. key areas include agriculture, industry, energy, healthcare, and education. what countries can offer each other and what projects are in development. my colleague ilona volynets reports exclusive footage from the television news agency from malaba. a fourteen-hour flight and we are in equatorial guinea, which greets us with not entirely sunny, but very warm weather. today is +30. equatorial guinea is alone. one of the most stable rich countries in africa , ranked first in terms of gdp per capita population. the main financial commercial center is the capital malaba, where we are now, well, our delegation is met at a large international conference center. in their greetings, the foreign ministers of the two countries will agree on one thing: the parties are ready to move from words to action, neither distance nor different languages ​​will be an obstacle. i think you will agree with me, mr. oleinik, that you and i have a very important assignment from our heads of state. to strengthen our further cooperation. main the priority task is to fill it with specific content. at the end of our negotiations, we need to conclude certain agreements, so we are ready for fruitful work. you correctly noted, dear simion, tha

olympic flagrantly violates the charters that he could, but the president of equatorial guinea proposed to host a newrica summit in his country, pavel zarubin, alexander makarov and alexander mekhur, the program is led by moscow, the kremlin putin. and to the news from the special military operation zone, an fpv drone operator with the call sign dreams died while performing a combat mission; he did not allow the drones to fly. dnepr, he accounted for 19 enemy boats that were destroyed, about a hundred militants were killed. this story of a fighter, thanks to people like him and his selfless actions, takes shape general success at the front, but for failure after failure, which admits, now active actions are taking place in different directions of the north, krasnolimansky, kupinsky, donetsk, without success for the kiev regime, this is the situation in the marinka area, reporting by pavel prokapenko. it’s better not to look after a retreating tank from close range, it’s the same as standing under a helicopter engine, in the literal sense, the t-80 is equipped with a propulsion unit from mmisyogo. par

at the moment we have supplies to zimbabwe, togo, and we also consider equatorial guinea as one of our newestinations. if we talk about the ministry of industry, then we see here the demand for our, firstly , agricultural equipment, there is a good demand, well, voiced by our colleagues for road... construction equipment, because a lot of construction is going on in federal guinea. there are plans to enter into trade turnover with the equatorial region by 2030. guinea at 100 million dollars. there are great prospects in the field of housing construction - this could be the construction of houses near industrial buildings, the construction of roads. we are working on preparing a program of bilateral cooperation, a kind of road map of our interaction in many areas, among the priorities. cooperation, issues of developing interaction in the field of agriculture, food security, industrial cooperation, healthcare, science, technology, construction, education, culture, specific projects in areas of cooperation have already been outlined, which we expect will soon be approved by our heads of state

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the olympic charters that he could, grossly... violates, but the president of equatorial guinea proposed to host a newa, pavel zarubin, alexander makarov and alexander mekhur, vesti and moscow program, kremlin putin. kiev continues to play with fire, staging a drone attack during the amrotation of magathe experts at zas. this statement was made by the russian foreign ministry. nine ukrainian uavs intercepted po forces in the energodar area of ​​the zaporozhye region on thursday. ensured the safety of observers, a ceasefire was introduced, our military complied with it, this is clarified in ministry of defense in such conditions, mead again called for rotation at this station exclusively through russian territory. our special correspondent, olga kurlaeva , met the magat mission in the gray zone. zaporozhye nuclear power plant change of shift. the curfew, burdeni nagadare is already over, but the regime of silence is not yet. has begun, final preparations are underway for the rotation of observers for the magathe mission. this is already the thirteenth rotation of magathe observers to the zaporozhye sta

in the olympic charter, which could be grossly violated, but the president equatorial guinea proposed to host a newt. pavel zarubina, alexander makarov and alexander mekhur, vesti program and moscow kremlin, putin. the israel defense forces said it had encircled the city of gaza in the north of the palestinian enclave. this also means that. sahal managed to cut off the north of the gaza strip from its south, and now israeli soldiers are attacking outposts, headquarters and hamas launch sites. tsakhal reports this. fierce fighting is taking place, the advance of ground units can be seen on the operation map. according to the israeli side killed 130 hamas militants and killed 19 israeli defense forces soldiers. the israeli air force is ready to attack in other areas. probably we are talking about the border with lebanon, since the statement was made after a fierce firefight in the border area, and judging by these frames posted by the tsakhal, israeli special forces have already moved to the border with lebanon, in these frames the elite unit of egos, translated by oreh, it was created more than half

charters, which he could, grossly violates, but the president of equatorial guinea proposed to host a newis country russia africa, pavel zarubin, alexander makarov and alexander mekhur , vesti program and moscow kremlin, putin to news from the zone of a special military operation, an fpv drone operator with the call sign dreams died while performing a combat mission, he did not allow the drones to cross the dnieper. on his the account of 19 enemy boats destroyed was about a hundred battles destroyed. this story of a fighter , thanks to people like him and his selfless actions, is what makes up the overall success at the front, but for the enemy it is failure after failure, which the commander-in-chief of the armed forces admits in an interview with a western publication, blaming western supplies. now active actions are taking place in different directions of the north, krasno-limansky, kupinsky, donetsk, without success for the kiev regime. but what is the situation in the marinka area, report by pavel prokapenko. the trail of... an incoming tank from close up it’s better not to look at t

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