well, there is one here, of course, but it's all nz, and most importantly, you answer me one question, who is it all here, sash? that's what i'm talking about too we both know the answer. quiet. shut up like this. well, what do you love? be silent will you or what? some people are not attracted to light, while others are better to do experiments, on the contrary, it was. okay, let's do everything now. i will have porridge. what is there to offend? oh wow! it's good that i didn't go into science. and they called me, yes, they dragged me, it looks like here, really. something went wrong, probably wondering why i brought you all here. well, in general, they themselves guessed, but three corpses, apparently, they were inflicted without weapons with their bare hands. is the subject's name the patient's name? well, what, no if not, then i overheard your arguments. well , what can i say? you are all fools and lenka is a fool , i'm sorry. i'm sorry, it's just an accident, i wonder what ears you'll get here. this accident for any patient was not the doctors doing their experiments here. there

look already why they uncovered their e, nz and nothing happened, but they didn’t happen.it's annoying. well, what was i talking about? they did it on purpose. now we have not reacted from the market for millions , the value has slightly fallen there, and then it has risen again to the values ​​that it was. uh, very serious economic and image blows, and so on, and there will be a lot of such chains. and if we add relations with china here, and they have an economic war there, when they say they can bring economic damage to china yes, but they won’t inflict themselves at all at the moment when china realizes that everything is yes, that the americans destroyed these systems, on which china could receive its share of the profit, that this system ended, then china will have completely different solutions. maybe there is still an illusion that this process is needed somehow. well , at least slow down the destruction. i don't think i noticed. by the way, here are my thoughts. you understand here. you show that they are afraid. so they threw oil from the reserves, it didn’t affe

at the same time we broke all the logistics, and the supply forced them to open their warehouses of nzthem infinity was such, reconnaissance of the battle, it was yes, indeed reconnaissance in battle and, uh, assessments of their capabilities of combat capabilities. wherein. uh, let's just say it was appreciated, and all possible of them. uh, let's just say, uh, the future of the operation, what can they expect and so on, so the main task was vyby. military equipment, first of all, heavy military equipment is aviation. this is the percentage so far this task is completed. generally speaking, the average for the hospital is 70-80%. if we are talking about individual species. well, for example, the fleet. eh, what is left of it there, if we are talking about aviation, it was 152 sides destroyed there, 125 were destroyed, and there were 149 helicopters . they are knocked out by about 60% on tanks and under other armored vehicles. uh, there's almost 73% yeah, look it's all good. this is all encouraging, but still, a lot of questions are asked, and we talked about it, and we all follow this

there is such a version that they imported there and all kinds of equipment and all kinds of nz and fortifiedthe sixteenth year. well, in general , preparations for the war have been going on for a long time, and in fact, we have talked about this more than once that ukraine was going to attack the donbass and saved only that russia always said that it would answer and intercede for the russian-speaking population, and thus this was the only thing holding back, when a command came from washington, we will cover kiev and kiev decided that american troops would go there. and in fact, he began active preparations for an attack on the ldnr. and even then, in fact, we were forced to forestall this, but i, returning to kazakhstal, would say that the plant built underground workshops in soviet times, provided for underground labyrinths, which on which cars were supposed to drive to transport products ready and so on, therefore, when we say that we will level everything from above below. everything will remain and unfortunately, well, unfortunately, now sometimes it was even built taking into account

interaction, at the same time we broke all the logistics, and the supply forced them to open their nzeapons, we discovered them. and it was such a reconnaissance of the battle methodically. it was yes, indeed, reconnaissance in combat and an assessment of their combat capabilities at the same time, let's say it was overestimated. e all possible them. uh, let's just say, uh, the future of the operation, what they can expect and so on, so the main task was to choose. military equipment, first of all, heavy military equipment is aviation. this is the percentage of this task has now been completed. in general, we say, as if the average for the hospital is 70-80%. if we are talking about individual species. well, for example, the fleet. eh, what is left of it there, if we are talking about aviation, it was 152 sides destroyed there, 125 were destroyed, and there were 149 helicopters . they are knocked out by about 60% on tanks and other armored vehicles, and there are almost 73% yeah, look , it's all good. it's all good, but still they ask a lot of questions, and we talked about it, and we

say, i don't know, but think, it means that in the sixteenth year, food was brought in at azovstal, nz. so to speak, there are all sorts of fighting points are just a real bunker, which even hit a direct one. there's a half-ton aerial bombs. withstands so in the donbass all this was concreted and all sorts of fortified areas were created, and so on and so on and so on, and the ukrainian moderators occupied key positions, but at all key network sites, and so to speak, what were they preparing for? ukraine was created as anti- russia, it is clear that its global goal was a war with russia, here we have russia did not have such a global goal, russia had a war with ukraine the purpose of the renaissance in russia was with the independent development of imports. anything, this state in the form in which it has developed now by the twenty- second year had the obvious goal of a war with russia . but why didn’t we develop our sites. why does alice ask? well, this is a fair reproach in the same way that there were more talks about import substitution than the result now in the conditions of hos

today because russian soldiers stole the main server for the system, severing the connection on march 2 nz just days after they occupied the side. the russians even took chernobyl staffers' personal radiation monitors. so they're operating without those now, too. why did they do that? and did they have any idea what they were doing? i mean these russian soldiers in chernobyl at the start of the day and stayed with five weeks apparently with no idea what they were getting into, only now are we starting to learn how fantastically reckless and presumably ignorant they were about one of the most radio active places on earth. the international atomic energy agency said today that the head of the iaea said a leading mission of experts to chernobyl sometime in the next two weeks to try to assess how much damage was done by the russian occupation and nuclear safety and security and radiological assessment of the site will be done and they will try to set up new monitoring systems to replace the ones the russians all looted and stole, presumably without even knowing what they were for. all of this

there are towns and cities beginning nz i towns and cities beginning nz because i am polish. —— in., others that they had missed their flights altogether. on monday, passengers landing at manchester said they had been forced to sit on a plane for almost an hour in boiling conditions. another day at manchester airport. escalators and lifts are broken today, too. time to see how long security will take today. a few days ago, this video was taken by traveller and blogger, noel phillips. i travel all around the world, to various different parts of the world, and as far as uk airports go, i do not think i have ever seen anywhere quite as bad as manchester, on a consistent basis, this is not like a one—off thing either, this is every time you go through, you have issues with security, you have issues with equipment not working. i think there has just been, they have completely underestimated the management of the airport, the quickness of the recovery and the scale of the recovery and i actually don't think their planning has really been up to scratch. it has been a failure of management.