in total, nsu has six faculties and four institutes.e average competition was five people per place, with a maximum of 50. the most popular areas are related to information technology, artificial intelligence, work technique. and there, despite the large number of budget places, the competition reached 30 people per place, and the number of people who applied for... yekaterinburg, novosibirsk. new sports and cultural facilities and well-maintained public spaces are now opening in the regions as part of the people's program of united russia. in kamchatka, for example, construction of an embankment on the avachi river is underway; recreation areas, cafes, and ecological trails have already appeared there. and in sosnovoborsk, krasnoyarsk territory, a wrestling palace was opened boxing this is a modern sports complex with an area of ​​5,500 m2. good morning. when we discussed construction at that time, we already made such forecasts that the appearance of such a facility would attract at least 100 more children to take up martial arts, now

dmytro kozhubenko, officer planning section of the rubizh brigade, major of the nsu. joined our broadcasttulations, thank you for joining. good day, studio, good day, dear viewers. tell us what the situation is like in kharkiv oblast. russian commanders say that they are transferring units of the chechen akhmat to kharkiv region, and they are already publishing videos from , apparently, sumy region. are russian forces really already north of the ukrainian border? russian forces, you mean for akhmat chai? well, if so, then... well, let them come, we've all seen what they're like there soldiers, they only know how to shoot tick-tocks and all that and talk about what cool soldiers they are, in fact, well, they are two-hundredths exactly the same as their zeks and storm z and are simply mobilized from ordinary brigades, because for the soldiers of the brigade, the frontier and for the defense forces of ukraine, it makes no difference at all where this serviceman is from... bovets, but at the moment, servicemen from the so-called akhmat have not yet been placed in the area of ​​the rubizh brig

. >> it is nsu they say is not one of the most important issues they say they have bigger prioritiest lean to try, inflation in the border, it's not a relevant is the first time that that they have been convicted of anything 34 felonies at the same time it's also the least consequential that trump has been indicted for, it's less about national security it's more about a salacious affair with a star you did not regard how much are people going to care, in the coming weeks you are going to have a case against hunter biden and those that support trump will be twitted warmest degree irrespective of whether he's found guilty or innocent. in comparative information voters in the united states their ability to make heads or tails of who's telling the truth and what they should think coming out of these two cases is going to be limited. jack: we have to leave it there i will congratulate to you gave a commencement at columbia not a single student walked out you perform some magic, think of her coming on the show. >> i appreciate it. it looks like interest rates are headed down anytime soon

oleksiy, oleksiy hetman, reserve major of nsu, veteran of the russian language. of the war was on ourves, we are now rebasing from our studio in ukryta to our usual studio, the air alert is sounding all over the country, so wait for us, we will continue in a few minutes, i think i will go, i will go, i am coming to the checkpoint. do you want to go to the army, i say, i want, tomorrow, no, i say, the day after tomorrow, because i’m off, that’s all, the military commissariat came, okay, go through the commission, that 's all, well, i say, fine, i'll pass, i'll just come and that's all, well, let's go and my epic about the zhytomyr military commissariat began, i already went there without a queue, without anything, that's it, that's it we were just sent twice, back and forth, back there, the third time they took us away, and that was it, and that's how my service began. it's a pity how you look at the map there and this is it, where else have you been and how is it all, well, they have res , they understand how he had a passport from a grenade, they don't know what to do, they are such

was with us, the intelligence chief of the artillery of the 4th rubizh brigade and the captain of the nsuro the kramatorsk direction was talked about. now a short pause, then we will come back and talk more about the south, in particular about the seas, about the ukrainian neptunes, which can reach a lot already. looks, wait, if you want to wake up as if you were a child with your grandmother, full of strength and energy, then the new product from mattress market is just for you, meet perina dreamlight mattress. the perryina dreamlight mattress smooths out all the unevenness of old mattresses, sofas, folding beds, it can be laid out for sleeping simply on the floor, soft, comfortable, beautiful, and so profitable, only from uah 490. ordinary toppers cost one and a half, two and even 300 hryvnias. and we offer you an extra quality foam mattress for only uah 499. the economy is incredible, soft, fluffy, hugs like a cloud, resembles a real grandmother's buckwheat. no more spending crazy money on a bulky new mattress. everyone can upgrade their mattress from now on. you will get the same comf

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much, then you have even reduced those interactions which frankly was when a lot of that trust was ñsúy out of publc viewjust sort of shows up on the floor from the leader's office, there never those opportunities. >> can i jump in a second? this is something i wanted to talk about. it's great to see so many of my confidential sources. [laughter] >> and we never got a byline. so he just hit on something i wanted to hit on. there's happened this weekend and i was involved with some of that myself. but there was still a leadership driven bill. but the biggest complaint that i hear from members, you know, day in and day out, is structural, like you said, but the structure is that everything written in the leadership office is that, you know, the committees are not working. there is not an opportunity for people to get involved, and it is something that leadership likes, right? who doesn't like writing the bill? >> they say they don't, but they do. >> and putting it out there. so■$ how serious a problem is tt and how do youbecause a lot of , how much time is there to do this. >> andy has b

i'm going to go down a list of mitigation measures that you support over the course of the upended nsujust give a yes or no as to wheth you still believe this measures were justified. business >> not hearing you at all. could you please speak louder? >> sure. i'm going to go through listou support over the course of the printed nsu to get a yes or no as to what you believe these measures were justified. business closures? >> when 5000 people a were dying a day, yes. >> church closure? >> same thing.lo >> school closures? >> again. >> stay at home or? >> befo importrying to stop this tsunami of deaths that were occurring earlyou kept them going is debatable. >> mask mandates for adults and children mask mandates for children under five? >> and going back to what i said hat is in the contextt of at the time for the 5000 -- >> mask mandates for c under five, scientific evidence supporting that? >> there was n did masks on kids before you could do the study. you had to respond to an epidemic that was killing four to 5000 americans -- >> mask mandates for employees? vaccine mandates for stu

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the idea for the creation came from dyan oakton, a graduate of nsu.ts, which we had previously purchased from abroad, and accordingly, our task in this regard is to find practically applicable compounds, develop methods for their synthesis, and adapt them already for production. in the new laboratory they will create so-called vitamins for batteries; they will not bypass medicine; organic compounds will become the basis domestic drugs to combat viruses, for example, oosp. not only young scientists, but also students from novosibirsk universities will take part in the research. in total , seven such laboratories have been opened at the institute of organic chemistry alone ; the main direction of another youth laboratory is the search for new drugs; it develops drugs for the prevention of treatment of socially significant diseases. we are also talking about oncology, they are studying useful substances, birch, fir, berries, and plans for more than just research. in addition to the new laboratory the institute of organic chemistry will soon open pure one