the israeli soldiers tried to enter the odysseus area with the help of their actions, but with the intelligence of the hezbollah fighters, they were caught in an explosive trap and an ambush , and also the snipers of the hezbollah came to their aid. hezbollah announced that the zionist was killed and 18 other zionists were injured the threats of the zionist regime are practically ineffective on the ground, and even the lebanese media announced that 3 days have passed since the ground threats of the zionist regime army against various areas of lebanon . they got stuck on entering these areas. yes, i would like to thank maitham delavari, a reporter of the radio and television news agency in sur, south of lebanon. at least 66 palestinians were martyred and a number of others were injured in the air raids of the zionist regime on various areas of the gaza strip this morning. in one of these attacks, the fighters of the zionist regime palestinian refugees were targeted in the north of the gaza strip , as a result of which 28 people, including several children, were martyred and dozens were injured.

happens to us will pass, but you, sitting in a taxi, do not move, the owner, looking for a dog, not odysseus, and you will not return to ithaca, well, what do you need, brigades, avrida, here the dog sits, shaggy, calm, whose he is you do not know, but... by the look, perhaps he is yours, go to him, give jim your hand happiness and as a keepsake too, you do not owe anything to the crimea, have mercy, god, you gave everything long ago with interest to the mountains, the port coast, life, falling like pine needles, will never be the same, let the gods wear figs, let the tatars conjure over shurpa, let. the fear of excessive anxiety blows like winds, i won't explain to you the difference between dogs and cats, but the girls here wear polka-dotted dresses, comrades, the air already smells thickly of joseph alexandrovich, it's always like that, you know, you're always looking for some kind of epigones in everything good that you hear, well and... what the hell is wrong with that, if, well , brodsky is in tune, of course, from afar he's still in tune, all excuses, in the news, dancing on bones tor

my urgent message on the winds that a odysseus sailed is we must cherish what america takes for granted. the there are scars still wondering what the next election will bring. memories cannot and should not be forgotten, even as donald is now. speaking of january six as a hoax. kudos to the house speaker, not the senate, for conducting brilliant investigation of what happened that day. the day ended four in the morning. the darkness before the dawn. because it took that long to finish the count both to the credit of pelosi and pence. they both felt we have to go back to the ransacked capitol to finish the job. we can't let the mob win. the house select committee interviewed, a thousand witnesses who brought us closer to the truth. this is the truth. i know. i can tell you is that democracy won, but not by much. as nancy pelosi wrote in my book. to jamie on january six, democracy defeated chaos. thank god nancy pelosi. and this was signed by members of congress who were there day including jamie jamie raskin and a whole whole raft of house members who say things like art heals. thank you

charybdis in tel aviv they stubbornly believe that an agreement with any of them is as unrealistic as odysseus finding a common language with the chthonic monsters described by homer. is this so, we will discuss it right now, welcoming you to the studio. with us is andrei petrovich bagodel, deputy head of the faculty of the general staff of the armed forces of the military academy of belarus, candidate of military sciences. hello, hello. greetings to franz adamovich klintsevich, associate professor of the department of political science at the moscow state institute of international relations. greetings to you. farhad is joining our broadcast ibragimov, political scientist, lecturer at the faculty of economics at peoples' friendship university of russia. greetings. good afternoon, hello. traditionally , we begin our program with blitz. that iran is in no way interested in unleashing conflicts in this region, but at the same time we saw netanyahu, who declares that they will go to the end in this matter, which is being carried out outside of israel in israel itself, well, we must tell him, we m

in tel aviv stubbornly believe that to come to an agreement with any of them is as unrealistic as odysseus found a common language with the chthonic monsters described by homer, so let's discuss it right now, welcome to the studio, with us is andrei petrovich bogadel, deputy head of the faculty of the general staff of the armed forces, the military academy of belarus, candidate of military sciences, hello, i greet franz adamovich klintsevich, associate professor of the political science department, moscow state institute of international relations, i greet you, farhad ibragimov, political scientist, lecturer of the economics department of peoples' friendship university of russia, joins us. i greet you. good afternoon, hello. traditionally, we begin our program with blitz. that iran is in no way interested in unleashing conflicts in this region, but at the same time we saw netanyahu, who declares that they will go to the end in this matter. literally, during the general assembly of the united nations, it was declared, and the french and american sides initiated the issue of a ceasefire, bot

tel aviv stubbornly believes that reaching an agreement with either of them is as unrealistic as odysseus finding a common language with the chthonic monsters described by homer, is this so we will discuss right now, welcoming you in the studio, with us andrei petrovich bogadel, deputy head of the faculty of the general staff of the armed forces of the military academy of belarus, candidate of military sciences. hello, hello, i greet frans adamovich klintsevich, associate professor. department of political science of the moscow state institute of international relations, i greet you, farhad ibragimov, political scientist, lecturer of the economics department of peoples' friendship university of russia, joins our broadcast. i greet you, good afternoon, hello. as per tradition we begin our program with a blitz question addressed to each participant of today's discussion: will it come to a direct clash between israel and iran? andrei petrovich. well, you know, at one time. such a famous character as the red army soldier sukhov in the film white sun in the desert said: "the east is a delicate

will be possible, i was confused by the twenty-fifth chapter, initially i could assume that it was odysseus coconut, why not, what does the hyphen have to do with it, it's just that everything has it. okay, i'll point out to you what most likely none of you noticed, but after the answer from the student, help us, at here with our collective mind we thought, thought and came up with a word, you said to pronounce it, shashly, shashlyk, we have such a word. sofia, you smiled because this version. seems paradoxical or you smiled because it seems to you that this is the right answer? the version seems logical, let's say, logical, pay attention, it is absolutely unimportant what words will be written here, what you write, such will be written, here is the fact that all this is separated by hyphens and really looks like a skewer on which words are strung, well at the dacha they string meat, it's called shashlik, absolutely the right answer, bravo, teacher's room. the final tenth question of the third round: what is the french word for the device that insures artists during dangerous stunts? anasta

to us will pass, but... you are sitting in a taxi, not moving, the owner, looking for a dog, not odysseusaca, well, what do you need the avrida brigade, here the dog sits, shaggy, calm, whose he is you do not know, but by the look, perhaps he is yours, go to him, give your hand to jim, happiness and as a keepsake too, you i don't owe anything to the crimea. have mercy, god, you gave everything long ago, with interest to the mountains, port wine, the coast, life, crumbling like pine needles, will not be the same, let the gods put on figs, the tatars conjure over shurpa, let the winds blow away the dust of excessive anxiety, i will not explain to you the differences between dogs and cats, but girls. here they wear dresses and everything is polka dotted. the air smells thickly of joseph alexandrovich. that's always it, you understand, you are always looking for some kind of pigonism in everything good that you hear. well, what the hell do i care here bad, if, well brodsky is consonant, from afar we will still consonant. all excuses in the news on the bones of the beach mornings also happen t

you're great with odysseus fault, but you can't fry an egg. is that right?okay, fine. >> but, but, but you're a good cook. >> i'm a terrible cook. i'd love to be able to do it. >> would you not prefer to do that than to make something in woodwork? >> i would have preferred to do that, but i was terrible at that as well. i was terrible at all those things. >> so do your kids get taught any? >> yeah, my kids do cooking at school all the time. both of them. do they? yeah. >> that's good. yeah. >> that's good. yeah. >> they make bread. they make crumbles. they make curries. they make everything. >> and they're at a what? i'm trying to say a more academic little village. >> state primary school. and they do cooking all the time. >> well , we never we never they do cooking all the time. >> well, we never we never had that at all. but that's i think that's very, very good. yeah. what else should we have been taught at school that we were never taught? >> where to start? what else? where to? >> where to begin? where to begin? but that's it. but i was. i'd like to. >