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it off, the crew won’t fire from the same place twice in a row, all the parameters first. there are nps is, boats, accordingly, some kind of drg units, reconnaissance units, observation posts, firing, mortar positions, that is, well, we cover the entire spectrum. the militants are constantly trying to get over to the left bank of the dnieper, more often at night, in small groups on rubber boats, they are trying, but nothing works out for them, they keep fighting, fighting, and suffering a lot of losses, i had a case... when we took into a man’s penis, he was in an inadequate state, in a narcotic high, he says only one thing, he was caught on the street, imprisoned, in short, and here sent by the people. russian artillery, deployed along the dnieper, controls the right bank of the occupied ukrainian armed forces for many kilometers, the command of the troops of the kiev regime cannot but know about this, they still continue to send the inhabitants of ukraine to certain death. mikhail andronik, vladislav mirzayantsa, conduct the kherson region. they plotted to kill budanov, tracked down t

nps take immediate action to remedy that. i appreciate the opportunity to help you get the solution to the issue. >> i thank you for it. your last comment is particularly relevant. working with the department your folks have indicated we can continue to do allows you to have a preventive effort which ensures we don't get in the situation again. my other question involves a walkie county. much of the rural landscape managed by blm supports local economy. in outdoor recreation. management of these lands local ranchers at theirr request. a few years ago they all came in. they basically said if you takee this on i smiled at them from going crazy enough to jump into the middle of the battle. i said we just got to get it done. the ranchers deserve an enormous amount of credit for working with the tribes and the stakeholders and the empowerment for the a walkie act. it makes it clear you can champion with environmental policy provides new management direction tools to meet tribal needs. empress livestock, flexibility for livestock g

because we have great breakthroughs in drones, and when we are happy there and read news about the next nps, that is ukrainian drones are flying, or ukrainian naval drones are shooting down the black sea fleet, in terms of the number of fpv drones, that is, there will be a shortage of small drones, so... and everyone says that there is an additional need now, and you know why there still won't be enough, because in fact , the munitions industry, including it is very good that these are private manufacturers, there should be such, there are such in the whole world, in america, this is, large private companies produce weapons, we do not have enough of these funds, because we do not earn enough to buy back all the weapons we produce for the countries, just in time for the 24th a year is not enough to buy out of or plan some. moreover , long-term contracts with ukrainian arms manufacturers are 10 billion dollars, well, if you multiply uah 390 billion like this, it is a large amount, it is obvious that there may be such an additional plan of cooperation with or a way of cooperation with partners

breakthroughs precisely in drones, and when we are there we are happy and read the news there about the next nps it ukrainian drones fly or ukrainian naval drones shoot down the black sea fleet by the number of drones. pv, that is , there will be a shortage of small drones, that’s why everyone says that there is an additional need now, but you know why there won’t be enough, because in fact the military industrial complex industry, including it is very good that these are also private manufacturers, such it should be, there are such all over the world, in america it is large private companies that produce weapons, we do not have enough of these funds, because we do not earn enough to buy all the weapons, which we produce in the country, but just for the 24th year there is not enough to... buy from, well, there or plan any longer contracts with ukrainian arms manufacturers, it is 10 billion dollars, well, if you multiply it like this, 390 billion uah is a large amount, it is obvious that can there be such an additional plan of cooperation with or the way of cooperation with partners is when they

important thing, of course, when there is a very bright fire, for example, some tank with fuel on the np, it's also super, but in any case , what is all the more space communication, it is clear that these losses for the enemy are much greater. mr. serhiy, look, we remember the story with the former army, the odessa military, yes, which did not have a very good reputation, we are now talking about borisov, and today the sbi made public new, very interesting information, therefore. stole a multimillion-dollar scheme for a million dollars, this is not an exaggeration, for a million dollars on ukhylants in the odesa procurement center, we are talking about an official of the primorsky rtcc and the odesa jv, who, in your case... entered fictitious data about the ineligibility of certain people into the register database of oberig, well, he took from them from 4.5 to 7 00 dollars of the united states of america. i wanted to ask you, mr. serhiy, about, well, i don't know, i, for example, often have various, you know, interesting situations that relate specifically to the activities of odesa ts

colleagues of our former colleague lord andrew stargell who served with exceptional diligence and grace as np for hazel grove in the south and a passed away recently on monday. mr. speaker, when the bbc and someone would rear transmission that sure they will also and access to electricity tariffs like total heating with total control, relied on by almost 1 million households across the united kingdom. switching to smart meters is not going to fix this for most people, not least because the role of program is so far behind. so whether prime minister or possibly date for energy and energy capri, the regular and the cusp of crooks together so can stop passing the blame around and find a solution that does not yet again lead people in the highlands and islands behind and out in the cold? >> well, mr. speaker, i understand that a grievance has now been reached to the radio tell us which in continue until june of next year and also engage with energy supplies on the plan to support consumers for the transition. whilst household that currently covered by the service shouldn't be disadvantaged by the

morning in brussels the far right in german from the afd lead candidate in the european elections, and npd by german police investigating his fork spying for china. we saw four german nationals including his assistant arrested last month for the same charges. of course you recall and i'm sure you have covered the mp5 recall and i'm sure you have covered the mps in the uk who have had their phones hacked by china. so the head of the belgian foreign affairs committee had the same problem. the former urgent prayer minister said his phone was hacked by chinese intelligence services. so there is a big uptick in this. i don't know what western authorities will do about it because it seems to be a bit of a problem. find about it because it seems to be a bit of a problem.— about it because it seems to be a bit of a problem. and they have been re eatedl bit of a problem. and they have been repeatedly exposed _ bit of a problem. and they have been repeatedly exposed by _ bit of a problem. and they have been repeatedly exposed by it. _ bit of a problem. and they have been repeatedly exposed by it. on

today they are resoundingly not swing states and they are continuing to np president trump is going tok up these young voters that are turning away from biden's extreme policies on inflation because we are worried about pocketbook issues today. >> trace: the caveat is done necessary. when you look at some of these fox news polls it really kind of sums it up. this is for your family it feels like the economy is getting better. 30 percent say sure, getting worse 64 percent staying the same is 6 percent. look at this and you've got 70 percent which in any pole is a big number saying the economy is... >> i think still people are looking for a solution. that is really where republicans are having to come in. some of these things, they feel like the economy is getting worse because for example higher education is too expensive. biden is the one that's been pandering trying to say i'm going to forgive your student debt. that is still popular among young voters. people can't afford houses. what happens when they start lowering interest rates? it does seem like the democrats at least have eithe

a spokesperson for the agency denied the claims telling a fox digital at no time did an nps officialan the american flag from the project site or associated vehicles. we welcome the flag's display this memorial day weekend and every day. julie. july >> donald trump never needed to testify the jury heard what he had to say. one of my rules i use with my defendants. if the jury has already got that evidence through other means through the prosecutors usually introducing it, there is no need for you to take the stand to say the same thing or potentially get caught in a confusing type of question. >> julie: jurors are set to return for the final week of the former president trump's historic new york criminal trial here in manhattan. defense and prosecution will both be making their cases during closing arguments. after that the case will be in the hands of the 12 manhattan jurors. criminal defense attorney joins me now. some things to expect in closing arguments. both sides will have their final bat at this jury pool. juries have to make a critical decision. the prosecution is likely goi

let's bring in the chief investment advisor at np well management in hong kong. good to have you with us. are you in line with what the rbnz is saying, that cuts could come only in late 2025? >> i think for the rbnz, the mandate is subtly focused on inflation. the sticky inflation, especially in the first quarter, has made them very hawkish. today, i think they already hinted rate cut will be delayed until next year because they need more time to see inflation go down. obviously, with the economy already in a technical recession, we do also see a chance for cooling economies to see moderate inflation in coming months if not quarters. haslinda: we have the rbnz governor giving a press conference as we speak. what does it all mean for the kiwi dollar versus the usd versus the aussie up 3.5% this month alone? how much more upside is there to the currency? >> the minutes also revealed what they discussed about the chance of a rate hike. i think for both central banks, for now, they are on a hawkish hold, and obviously, i think investors will focus on the potential in

leasing for seasonal housing, more than $60 million through 2025 projects to be ability or replace nps housing in various national parks. we were also successful at working with partners. we were very grateful for $40 million anonymous donation to yellowstone national park that will support housing constriction. as you know, is 70s gateway communities, it is very expensive. is where the folks who buy vacation homes can live. and so, we are grateful that we are putting all the sources together and appreciate you caring about it. >> thank you. my final question is, there is a wildfire crisis, and you hear this from both sides of the aisle. your department has more than 50 million acres of forest that must be actively managed to prevent them from going up in smoke. this can't happen without partnering with forest products sector, the wildfire, wildland management commission is called on the department to support the forest products sector. sawmills closing across the west , and the threat of catastrophic wildfires continues to increase. shutting down forest management and restoration acti

richard tice, np.ad, it is difficult to find the story for the liberal democrats? i difficult to find the story for the liberal democrats?— difficult to find the story for the liberal democrats? i would disagree, i think we liberal democrats? i would disagree, i think we have _ liberal democrats? i would disagree, i think we have a _ liberal democrats? i would disagree, i think we have a very _ liberal democrats? i would disagree, i think we have a very good _ liberal democrats? i would disagree, i think we have a very good story - liberal democrats? i would disagree, i think we have a very good story to l i think we have a very good story to tell but it is obviously very early days and we are hopeful of seeing real progress in places like tunbridge wells, wokingham and dorset later today. so far all four councils we were defending, we have won, including in hull well be faced off against labour, we have made progress in suella braverman�*s back yard, we expect to make progress and thatis yard, we expe

this is the first np remember when 30,000 pages of documents showed up in the u.s. to her 3 weeks before the case started and the judge said that is fine, it's enough time to prepare or not giving a heads up to the defence when witnesses are called maybe they will get a 5 hour that's a due process violation. but we have an mr bragg is a wallace government official. i contend these violated the brady ruling of the supreme court. i contend that he and his staff have been supporting perjury. whenever can perform a time is up, bragg smacked the former fec chairman has been on my show twice and he said what he did say and said he might be called as an expert witness. he said it is bogus. he is an expert on this federal campaign law and he said there is no way a nondisclosure agreement in any way is an illegal campaign contribution. you will go through. that's why the judge doesn't want him to testify and that is a torpedo. in the side of the good shipwreck that will take it down. an expert not stormy daniels not all these people off the street they're bringing in to conf

nps, that's not a hyperbolic situation that this actual facts on the ground on college campuses. so while rhetoric can be hampered, tamp down some, there is one place where we're seeing it manifest physically violently and it is disgusting i want to turn to something you mentioned at the beginning of the interview, which is a rally that the former president held in the bronx on thursday to try to win over black and latino voters. >> i want you to watch a new ad from the biden campaign this week. >> donald trump disrespecting black focus, nothing new. it's why trump stood with violent white supremacists, warned of a bloodbath if he loses the next election, and if he he's president. again, vowed to be a dictator who once we binge on his enemies so senator, what do you say to black americans, black voters who watch that ad and share those concerns about donald trump well, here's what i can tell you is under donald schon, we were better off their two things that are driving black votes back to donald trump jobs and justice number one, under donald trump, are wages were going up right

talk about rare earth materials, all right, np material, that's a good proxy.g for rare earths in this country, marley with the regulationses -- particularly with the regulations and environmental restraints, so maybe that explains why the stock still down more than 17% this year. here's the bottom line, folks, china has played president biden like a fiddle, and they'll find ways around this ev tariff just like they have with solar. according to a report in 2022 the administration, if you remember, they announced that they wanted a 2-year delay on solar tariffs, and they were poised to take effect to allow for greater adoption of the technology in the united states. well, it's a moot point now. s&p s&p notes that solar are panel imports have absolutely surged. look behind me. that line, that's 8322% in the last -- 82% in the if last 2 years, and these shipments ostensibly are from asia, ball of them really from chinese manufacturers who are operating in southeast asia with. also during that time prices for solar panels declined by 50% so, again, american compan

but i... 90% are sure that there was a tax in kind, and even after this policy was canceled and the npthe option is the equalizing principle of payment, because communism sought, well, how not to divide people into rich, poor, to make a single class, how to get rid of money in general, so that people would be conscious and work for themselves, and the option option a gleb, don’t be shy, don’t hesitate to answer, well, what’s the food tax, ah-ah-ah also a prologue. the topics are not mine. do you see yourself in the third round? i doubt. margarita, will we meet you? i also doubt it, i doubt it very much. yaroslav, did the second round end as well for you as the first? i hope it ends well. i still want to get into the third round. alexandra? i won't even build it theory, i was somehow confused or something, even in the second round. well, in general , i already have some kind of such condition. everything is tight, here are the four participants in the third round and the four players who, alas, we will have to say goodbye, guys, thank you very much for the game, my congratulations on th

obviously this is about an np in london.uch do you think this is an issue that translates nationally as well, the way that many people see diane abbott's treatment by the labour party? 0bviously treatment by the labour party? obviously there is a big black population in london and in the constituency of diane abbott. in birmingham there is also a large black_ birmingham there is also a large black population as well. i think it will be _ black population as well. i think it will be focused generally focused on the people of left of labour and not seen as_ the people of left of labour and not seen as quite as strongly socialist closer_ seen as quite as strongly socialist closer to — seen as quite as strongly socialist closer to the policies of corbin van siarmen _ closer to the policies of corbin van siarmen of— closer to the policies of corbin van starmer. of course people who are aniiracisi _ starmer. of course people who are antiracist will see this unacceptable as the way the events have played out. it is bizarre to see l

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the only good thing is it makes our prisoners look like veryy np nice people. i'll tell you, because these are rough people that are cominge because role in. when you see them from venezuela fighting, having fistfights, the cops, we never saw that. you'd see cops. we let them. to bad things happen to cops, but you never saw people standing in the middle of a street with in a fistfight. and if that happened in their countra fistfighy, kill them wim seconds, they wouldn't allow it. they wouldn't stand for it. sonnds and a very terrible thi. what's our country is being poisoned. we're really being poisoned. and it's hard to believe, you know, as a business, you always want to understand the other side. i want to understand what is the other side thinkin oneg, evn if you disagree, i don't know what they're thinking. because who cad n this who can want millions of people from lots of bauld pouring into our country? and you're right, we have not this this is just the beginning. you know, we're just starting to see i call it migrants just. i really call it biden migra

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told me at that time they were committed with funding on the line for over the horizon radar, f-35, np eight. all of those systems will have benefit to us in the homeland defense mission we share in norad. since the first day, i've seen nothing but strong commitment from our canadian partners for modernizing norad and working together to defend our homelands. >> great. that's good news. what about the border? are you getting any pushback from the border? we hear a lot about the southern border, but the northern border is important. terrorists are coming through the northern border. have you had any conversations with your counterparts there? >> senator, i have. although customs and border protection and homeland security have not requested northcom support on the north border, it is something i watch closely for number of reasons. one, potential threats entering the country through the north and i have frequent discussions with the intel community to see if there are any threats coming through and of course, it is a shared border with a strong partner, like canada. we talk about it. >>

our planning with an eye on vacancies and the associated salary savings versus monetary needs in the npsconsult line item that ultimately helps ensure staffing for all of our students. s given we had over 100 vacancies last school year, adjustments will be made after summer hiring and the ten day count to redistribute monies into the most appropriate categories to cover costs. in the past, we reserved monies in both of the salary and benefits category as well as the npa category. essentially over budgeting and inflating our budget and making adjustments throughout the year. moving into this year ahead, there is a wide recognition of a rebalancing, not overinflating looking at all expenditures and vacancies, contracted services to build our budget and make adjustments with our budget and fiscal services department at regular intervals throughout the year ahead. i'd going to move to the next slide. and this slide is actually, for all of you to have access to the document. the annual service plan, as well as the location of where all of those services are taking place. so it lists all of ou