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because dynamo from the ninety-fifth year did not win the spartak country cup since 2003, and lokomotiv oni of course. e have been on horseback for the last few decades, spartak dynamo, it seems to be the oldest, it seems that they all know them, but nevertheless there are not enough trophies and cups. of course, we talked to the fans before the start of this match, now let's hear what they say, how they feel about how they prepared for this match, how bought tickets, because today there is a big full house in luzhniki. such an event in the life of the country takes place once a year, especially at the luzhniki stadium, children go to such an event for the first time. well, how great for you, go ahead, dynamo spartak is excellent the atmosphere is very pleasing that there are no clashes, thank god something is left in the past such an atmosphere, i would say, friendliness. well, well, we hope that after all the victory will be ours today is a very significant day for me, because i brought my dad to football a very long time ago on football was not. and, of course, i love the dynamo stadium

shell, oni are completely autonomous and constantly change their combat position so as not to fall under enemy artillery fire. pacific sailors sent a batch of humanitarian aid to donbass 10 tons of bottled water and 5 tons of canned fish were loaded into the cargo compartment of the aircraft at the yelizovo airfield. boxes for residents of the people's republics from the kamchatka women's public organization will fly on the same flight. they collected 30 tons of food , basic necessities, medicines, address of the sukhodolsk boarding school of the lugansk people's republic for children with special educational needs is indicated on parcels from the tomsk region, clothes, books, teaching aids. writing utensils were sent by students, teachers of the sailor's boarding school from siberia. earlier, employees of educational institutions established contact via the internet and agreed to exchange experience on anti-russian sanctions. the west has been preparing for a long time and it is unlikely that they will be filmed. sergey lavrov said in an interview with the french tv channel tf1, the rus

into the forest, yes, she said, if papa oni starts to rage, she will come to the aid of her beloved toe bear showed up, had to rage, the cattle drags the mother-in-law from the vityon. no, no, she almost dragged her into the garden. nice little one, this is the roof from here. what about others there are no people in the forest, are you fucking? i'll sing, no, dear lisa, please, don't save, don't save. i won't sleep anymore . i'm very sad. why can we die? and never get to know each other okay so i have to do music. now what are you, i'm the scariest. i want to know if you had anyone before me. lisa, speak faster, he is already climbing well, well. lisa just be careful, if something happens, with my hand, i will not get into the competition. please, and if it were their soot weather, leaving persons in a knowingly helpless state, article 125 of the criminal code of the russian federation up to year of imprisonment. are you overheated? look, this is good to shoot. tat is fine. well zhorik come with me to the roof, otherwise you have servants there, probably everything is done in vanga. y

under control to have transparencyer and oversight and try to stop the bad policies and get security onyhe southern border get crime under control these are the priorities of the republican-led congress. >> and with oversight on the cdc and covid response the money appropriated what are some specific areas in a house run gop hearing. >> there was so much money appropriated through unemployment the government had a policy not to work that many states were victimsra of fraud people that were still working in hundreds of billions of dollars and this is something we willip have multiple hearings on natalie to identify the problem that fix it so it doesn't happen again and repeat history if there's a large unemployment rate than the ppp loan program period areas millions of dollars worth of loans they don't have to pay back your paid taxes and with that unnecessary respirator purchases and bad actors keep on —- gouging the system will always be there for that so these are the t types of hearings we will have. host: is it too late to class some ofgu that back quick. >> it will be difficult. th

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later, oni tried to identify people of finno-ugric nationality in the camps and send them to freedom.imulated the transition to the finno- uber population, if mixed marriages, for example, there were russian karelians in the family, then if you write yourself as a karelian, then you will write down the children as a karelian, which means you will receive certain privileges, but you will not end up in a concentration camp, in the end ends. yes, it's better to get a good job in the villages, get the land can run its own economy, the city petrozavodsk was renamed. and i'm not stupid. this somewhat fortress or fortress in the sky changed all the names of the streets in order to erase all traces of russian spent holidays holiday of the finnish flag. the day of the power engineer flirted with the local population. they brought our youth of karelian nationality to finland, introduced them to professions that can be obtained. discrimination on a national basis was also in the field of medicine in mid- october 1941 with funds allocated by the red cross. a hospital was opened in petrozavodsk, w

information first from england about six or eight cases, in my opinion, then from america and then from onirtugal and already spain-portugal, the total number of cases reaches almost 50. this causes great excitement today. even we in israel have a man with suspected e, mankey pox and he is hospitalized in the hospital and already in 11 countries of the world confirmed 80 cases of monkeypox infection, the world health organization has called an emergency meeting about unusual geography. the spread of a close-to- defeated mankey-pox virus was black guardianship. although sancho is unusual. so it is that two continents are involved at the same time. and i think that in the end we will put the puzzles together and understand the connection between them, but right now it is a lot and not clear and unusual that most of these people did not travel to africa the first case of monkeypox infection was recorded in switzerland today and in western europe both in north america and in the middle east they are trying to understand the reason for such a rapid migration of the disease. and we see what is ap

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and, oni ne collins is really not going to change the picture much for the premiums. right? so you seem to be saying that that or be symbolically important, it really doesn't make that much difference. that's right, and primarily because of a size is less than point 2 kilometers in size. and it's just too small to put significant forces on it. but later, and significant air defenses that can be taken out with you a v is like the grains of i've done in the past because i've looked at reports, the same reports of people thinking well ok, but it does have a significant potential to wreak havoc on other european countries it's pretty far and look, the russians don't need snake islands. we can come to europe and countries if they want to do so. they controlled pretty much the block. see with the black, the fleet, even with a lot of my squad, they still have a number frigate that are highly capable. one range missiles on those frigates. they have submarines, they have of course, long distance aviation that's located in crimea. so snake island really doesn't change the picture much

here's what the locals say oni residents still believe that the fire is close enough, so many stock upn water on their plots. just in case of a fire yes , there is always a full tank of water in the well, water is all about what else i can save myself, only they didn’t call at 10 o’clock that everything is on fire, which says, the first alley, the second alley, is on fire and the third alley lit. in siberia but also in the far east unfortunately, right in the khabarovsk territory, this is already a tradition this season. there begins large landscape natural fires of ignition they are trying to eliminate it promptly, but it turns out that this does not always work with special fire regimes in different regions of russia, but again, the human factor. about something, not only people who show careless handling of fire somewhere are trying to catch destroyers, who can even act on purpose, one of the local residents can tell. they said that a man was sitting and it went away, then he ran away to go fishing. the regions are monitoring operational data, including the russian emergencies minis

uh, oni of course, it's a folk tradition. hmm just like that the cemetery was supposed to be outside.es, the city of the dead should not be from the city of the living, but there are some esoteric and folk traditions that they are certainly based on folk experience. let's listen to a man who has been implementing non-traditional investigative practices for many years. metodov, this is yuri ivanovich likanov, he is the leading expert under the chairman of the investigative committee of the russian federation, lieutenant general of justice. let's call it anyway. it's probably not hypnosis, but the use of memory activation specialists, although the term can be used colloquially. the fact is that e a person is able to keep events in memory. today's yesterday. time passes , he forgets, but it does not disappear, it does not disappear, but it is thrown into the area without consciousness in a person and stored there. e from the area of ​​the unconscious will help specialists, if necessary, to obtain this information. well, let's say, on our line. we have been using expert knowledge for alre

eliseev says that the tradition of a person did not meet and six fighters who died the death of the brave oniwent on a mission for several patches, there were no rifles. enough a lot of quantity up to in order to protect, but only the love of the country. here is the devotion made it possible for us to win can not forget the day when later. five years after the war, he ended up in the village of dubrovka on the site where his artillery battery stood, a museum has now been erected there. i went there. i got so upset. i figured it out, burst into tears like that, and there, only i was one participant in the war, they threw everything at me, then they had some water there, since you now remember everything without tears. i can't at the age of 90 abram izrailevich mastered the computer digitized thousands photo became interested in research work and created a family tree keeps the memory of the sister and two brothers who died in the war. love for the family, a separate big one. the story of this love for the family. to respect for the traditions that were brought up in soviet times, he passes on

today, at the oni parliament, deputies denounced the latvian russian treaty on the preservation of memorial structures, signed in the ninety-fourth year, 58 deputies voted in favor and 18 against in the text the document states that the new provisions will remain in effect until the cessation of russia's violation of international law against ukraine in the meantime residents. pskov came out in defense of the memorial to the warrior as a liberator. in riga, they held a rally latvian consulate activists brought flowers to the banner with the image of the monument. in the lugansk people's republic, following the neighboring donetsk, they celebrate independence day, it was proclaimed after a referendum, and the definition itself in the fourteenth year is the anniversary of local residents celebrate for the first time as citizens of the republic of officially recognized russia vladimir putin sent a congratulatory telegram to the head of the lpr. the president expressed confidence to leonid pasechnik that moscow or lugansk would lag behind the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the republi

, which means e strategic aviation aircraft, known to you as the white swan tu 160 and e, the tu-95 onit have long been in service. they go through many cycles of modernization, but they form the basis of our strategic aviation, which means, er. there are quite a lot of models of combat aviation here, these are both the su-30 and su-35, as today the main fighter, bomber and promising fifth-generation fighter bomber su-57, which is already being mass-produced. by the way, the armed forces one of the criteria. why the fifth generation fighter, so that you understand this is the ability of an aircraft to fly at supersonic cruising speed, it has supersonic and basic means. e defeats it inside the fuselage storage, here are these two distinctive features, so that you know what distinguishes the fourth generation fighter from the fifth generation fighter, army aviation is also in great demand and an effective type of armed e. e weapons are represented by various samples. this them 28 night hunter and ka-52 and mi 8 and uh, transporter. uh, heavy mi-26. these are the main samples of army aviat

the post of head of state, he was taken, calling a spade a spade, the self-proclaimed president is onisbypassed rather local clashes, the presidential palace in the blades in november of the nineteenth year. he lost his main inhabitant in the face. marbles was, according to essence of the coup d'état. don't forget to move there. right here. this is the parliament of bolivia and, in fact, from there. from here came such a figure as mrs. agnes, she became the interim president. but after all, if you remember what they told the moscow sofa generals, it was not. they anise, agnès did not know how to pronounce the name. but they knew everything about everything. and that was an attempt, and not with a quick, quick turn around everything that is possible, including limiting the work of russian companies in the country. now they detained, somewhere, of course, a very difficult trial, but when it came to fair elections, the supporters of morales were again convinced by the head of the balivian foreign ministry. that's who prepared the ground for the statement of the new president of arsy for th

so to speak, we will give this same food , and let's change it for these oni.ng will end, but this symbol itself, if we show that they, uh, actually ended, and no one saved them, not the turks, not the americans, not the europeans. no one, as it were, yes, and then it will really be easier to think of many, including those who are located and. how are the groupings now about your question specifically yes about the continuity there third reich. well, yes, indeed, you know, i would say that hmm of course, this is, uh, this is another tragedy, but in this tragedy there is more farce and meanness even than it was in the third reich, because, of course, uh, then that modern ukraine is its armed forces. so to speak, so to speak, all these nationalist formations directly lead their, say, spiritual pedigree from the third reich. and you, including occult practitioners there, so to speak, from their such, so to speak, quasi-satanism from their atrocities and excuses for any crime. this is so in form, as it were, in methods. this is so, well, i'll tell you, they moved o

you can add absolutely anything i still have here, uh, oni cloves and pepper fragrant.to search and plan recipes you won’t have to do everything for you . and curry's favorite dish is queen victoria, she ate it almost every day. i would call this dish lazy pilaf, because now we will prepare all the products and quickly fry them. i love adding spinach. because spinach cheers us up . and improves appetite mini kebabs are ready to serve. i will have them with rice. watch the culinary project for a week on belarus 24 tv channel and cook with pleasure. healthy healthy healthy healthy healthy be healthy the next 5 minutes we will answer your questions so the first question is asked by oleg can the immunity obtained after arvi protect against coronavirus, dear oleg, unfortunately, it can’t, the fact is that for each human agent certain immune complexes accumulate personally to this agent e therefore, if you have transferred the fungus adenovirus parainfluenza res virus, all this will be completely different immunoglobulins. that is, these bodies than on the corona virus infect

information first from england, he, in my opinion, six or eight cases, then from america and then from oni already spain portugal the total number of cases comes to almost 50. this causes great excitement today. even we in israel have a person with a suspicion of e, monkey-pox and he is hospitalized in the hospital. ikhlov is already in 11 countries of the world. eighty cases of monkeypox confirmed, the world health organization held an emergency meeting about the unusual geography. the spread of a close-to-defeated mankey-pox virus was black guardianship. although sancho is unusual. so it is that two continents are involved at the same time. and i think that in the end we will put the puzzles together and understand the connection between them, but right now there is a lot and it is not clear and unusual that most of these people did not travel to africa the first case of infection monkeypox has been reported in switzerland today and in western europe and in north america in the middle east, trying to understand the reason for such a rapid migration of the disease. and we see that a visib

if we continue onis this course, then we will be in this vortex that i don't think is healthy for any of us to be honest witho you. i believe we need to continue, continually addressed and take advantage of this moment where we can do so with more freedom and i think at the end of the day even with the painful hookup people are not responding. how i respond is a different way but i think honestly it's for us to do good by way of the american public and by way of managing. >> commissioner, going forward we won't have repeated opportunities to spend $800 million on broadband. so are there gonna spending ways we can continue to expand or reduce regulatory obstacles at the local level? do you seeel more out there that can be accomplished? >> i had the good fortune of running the wireless infrastructure reform and it really helped to accelerate from something like 780 and 2016 to post reform like 26,000 and there's still some low hanging fruit with a lot of reforms on the wireless side to apply those meaning looking at the cost base reforms and we can apply the lessons learned on the side

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>> garrett, one of the things -- look, first of all, onis a remarkably effective communicator. that's the first thing. you always flaunt as many of those as you can in the building. my guess is also that our battle -- the battle in ukraine with russia is taking up a lot of time. it's taking up a lot of head space. it's probably taking up a lot of time in the briefing. i think having somebody there that can manage the communications around that, not something that was probably planned six months ago or even three months ago, but is taking up a lot of time. let's be clear, i love watching jake sullivan brief. he is quite good at it. but if he is spentspending an h getting ready and an hour in the briefing room, that's two hours he is not the national security advisor in a meeting or on a phone call or in the situation room. i think having john there to help communicate effectively what's happening globally in ukraine, with china, with korea, with north korea, it's imperative and a smart move by the white house. >> rick, robert talked about the idea of balance and time for the whi

degree of probability there will be a return salvo, unexploded shells from hurricanes near ukraine oni something everywhere in this forest that the gunners recognize as a worthy enemy, as if you are fighting yourself, because it is very noticeable. here is a very good mortar shelling, their characteristics are fire, very good, but not the same as ours is much better, after shooting back, the combat crew goes to rest a field camp nearby, under reliable protection, camouflaged infantry fighting vehicles are on duty nearby, motorized rifle gates are on duty, such observation posts are here the entire perimeter. these are our hurricane banks. this is a small even on vacation, the dressers do not forget the wooden figurines of military equipment from local craftsmen, as if chess could think of a new batch of artillery tomorrow. mikhail chernovtsev. the kharkov direction of the special operation ukrainian trip, the topic of confrontation with russia today was hyped by the polish in everything. where before at the world economic forum in davos, duda said that poland is helping kiev in every p

light flashing tells us that more criminals and fewer cops equal a crime wave that math sops simple e ony a socialist could stop. >> we see focus of the indoctrination, the move to get free, the moves against free speech.tht. we can see it because we have the tools to see it. the dems can't see it because they have only one filter and of course that's race. so when crime goes up they blame racism. kids get lousy educations. they blame racism. when a billionaire buys twitter, , he must be racist when their bread goes stale,ho racism when they get a flat racism. how this? well, when you decide that patriotism is oppression, o you've got tome replace it with something and that's identity politics. that's their replacement theory. but it's like trying to replace sugarto with sweet'n low.o the people who love sugar couldo tell how horrible it is right away. but if your country can't be forgiven based on the original sin of slavery n' ,then you can't be patriotic. you can't love this country. all you can do is destroy it and it's much easier to burn buildings than it is to make them. we see thi

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troops showed that they even had military equipment in good order, that is, and the ammunition was oni, but as soon as they stopped hiding behind civilians, and they saw that they were simply rolled into the asphalt, and did not raise their paws and handed over from captivity. and after that, surrender to severodonetsk. now it is possible to enable the effect. domino they hope that now, severodonetsk will hold out for some time, because of this time arrestovich. lyusenka will play all this beautifully to explain the population. why is this a small defeat, by the way, last night i posted myself on the telegram channel late in the evening, and he is fairy did an interview. he has already begun to explain it. you know, yes, it will be a defeat. well , a little is not scary, these are trifles. yes, we will be crushed under the severodonetsk distance. now maybe a bowler hat. well, it's not scary, that is, lyuchenka, they have already turned it on. so they turned on this record and the lusenka is already starting to work it out. well, how are they supposed to hold out, according to the presi

used russia's oiles and gas resources as a weapon to inflict terrible pain on ukrainian people and oniurope. and other cheek energy rich meritocracy's are taken out would be full to think xi jinping will not consumer using a similar playbook leveraging playbook over supply chain. but putin's aggression is bring that free world closer together than ever say the stage for a new alliance run energy, mineral and climate. building this alliance should start here in north america that is why i'm excited to hear today about how we can strengthen the energy and minerals partnership between the united states and canada. canada is our largest energy trading partner they've a strong climate goals and they share our democratic values. this is why i recently traveled to alberta at the invitation of premier kenny, i spent two days getting a better understanding of our energy, minerals and manufacture partnership through meetings with president representatives from alberta, saskatchewan and the northwest territories by the federal government and tribal industry partners. canadians in america sure dee

we can understand if there is an administration that has a keen focus onis climate.we appreciate the issues related to climate and what we need to be doing to address matters of admission. but what is happening in the state of alaska is people are being driven out of their homes. driven out of their communities and driven out of the states because of these policies that clearly appear to shut down energy production in a resource rich state. i want to ask the cook inlet leases and the amber project. you have cited the cook inlet leases were canceled because a lack of interest from the industry during the scoping and draft eis. and yet your department told myk office this decision was based off of lack of industry comment during the scoping. which took place in september of 2020 when we were in the middle of a pandemic. when oil was $40 a barrel, natural gas was a buck 92. the commentary that we have received since this announcement from the state oil and gas association the resource development council, the state of alaska and the most significant producer in the inle

it comes between the quarters, destroys equipment and states that the enemy is broken, he runs, he onio the side of lisichansk due to the fact that there are no bridges and crossings. they are destroyed and we used to say that they are trying to somehow swim sneak swim swim somehow escape. but i think that this will not happen, it will be the same as mariupol lisichansk will be exactly the same as mariupol i mean by the surrender of prisoners of war who will be taken prisoner, who will say in the same way that we are here by chance, we did not know anything, they loaded us here and we arrived here, and those more or less combat-ready units began to roll back. they run through the fields at night. uh, that is, not under, uh, the main roads that lead there in solidarity to artyomovsk they already further to the kramatorsk region of slavyansk, they are trying to come running, sorting it out at night. uh, in private cars in civilian cars. here's what's happening. how many of them are still left in the lisichanskaya severodonetsk area, do you have an understanding of how many militants are

disrupted to guide the crossing of the armed forces of ukraine across the seversky donets river to onive further, accordingly, that does not allow us to relax. well, let him know that we didn't relax even more , that's the purpose we find out about it. well, i can hear everything well or not the kremlin putin in this difficult situation. we see, we know more than anyone else it's amazing but true every sunday at 22:00 , global village products are exclusively in pyaterochka with a discount of up to 17%. top quality at a bargain price. i bought a cream, i bought dolgit on another for pain in my hands. i only use cream. long yellow packaging from 149 rub. when you travel around russia, you book accommodation on the site daily.ru apartments, guest houses at affordable prices, more than 100,000 options for every taste. and also a super-cashback of 30%, an apartment is the right choice for millions of women with severe edema. special flavonoids in the composition of the drug help to reduce the symptoms of varicose veins times change venarus stays venarus veins are normal legs in shape, care

oni serebrennikov identify their here are the ephemeral imagined and beautiful russia of the future whereion prime minister volkov well, that's all this audience, yes in power, all the more, he's undergone. he was condemned such a certain image of the martyr serebrennikov represents that russia that the audience of the cannes festival so wants to see and, in general, the west, a state that is incomprehensible. what does the country repent of from where, supposedly all the talents left the thresholds of the majestic european gentlemen among them oksimiron and the faces of makarevich and a few more names of those who go to a foreign audience on behalf of all russians ask for forgiveness bend the knee they give the impression that the whole culture emigrated with their departure from russia, and here you and i supposedly have nothing - something did not remain, but we do not agree with such a formulation of the question. all those whose voices they listen to. the whole country for a dozen years on whose songs whole generations grew up. whose poems are known from little to great russian artis

despite the fact that the new oni contingents, of course , cannot replace, in terms of their qualitative yes, yes, i would like to say that we are discussing this very importantly, each individual event in the final one. as a result, even there is a building area in a certain village, because it determines. as a result, there is the fate of the world. that's all there is now. uh, well , the position, which in political science is called glocal. we have always said globalization. they say glocalization, which means connection global and so we now, of course, should deal with this, but at the same time we should not lose the big picture. i personally believe that it all started after the fall. why, if you remember, we forget rather quickly, ukrainians, so to speak, surprisingly easily concoct myths, but when they concoct and inflate them, then when it bursts, the opposite effect occurs. these were the cyborgs remember, yes, in this very airport, iron endlessly. then, when they saw how they came out with trembling lips, they mythovnul. now was a myth images of steel, it was a whole series o

alexander ivanovich who served at one time in afghanistan in 345 regiment, that is, the afghans of ukraine onivery seriously taking part in the negotiation processes on the exchange, since 2014. and by the way, what's interesting is that the lugansk afghans. that's it. on our part , they took a very serious part in this, to the point that they even engaged in searches. e two hundred. well, in order to put it this way, at least in this form a person got, uh, to his locality where he was born. i just honestly want to tell you that until recently i did not expect that really come out will be published everything that will not be any too. to be honest, i also did not expect this on the penultimate day, when at some point, uh, well, let's say, the delivery schedule got off, that is, the penultimate day is when they show rain. here are the shots that were shown . previously, i experienced how i went there the second time. this was the penultimate day when it was raining and about 400 people were supposed to come out. yes, uh, these shots, just over 400 people, and 167 came out . and so, for some rea

the fact that in western society, especially in western society, there is a pronounced division into onits, which are much more complex and where there are sympathizers. uh, moscow's politics are much more simple, because they believe that nato has exploded, that washington allows itself too much. and that very few countries can have a voice in this situation. the most important thing is m-m effectively. and if required, that is, to uphold the principles of a just and equitable world with arms in hand. it's worth it and the fact that it's a line. she overpowers what this line wins now right there on the remaining ones, which are not yet completely liberated, the territories of the dpr lc. this is also important. but in these, previous, downcast guys, who wanted to appear heroes to the whole world, it is clear that the cause for which they fought. defeated this is good news for the whole world, not only for russia, let's listen, as president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky commented on this, listen. thanks to the action of the ukrainian military intelligence, as well as the negotiating grou

uh, they surrendered and oni azov surrendered and azov became, this is really an image now, italy ofh, uh, by order from the outside, continues to resist. and vladislav alexandrovich and vtushenko, here is the military stanislav alexandrovich and yevtushenko war correspondent. e of the donetsk people's republic is now in touch with us the gene of the donetsk people's republic is now in touch with us e at the moment when the surrender of the azov people began, he was in mariumel, when the surrender of azov he was all in mariupol. alexandrovich good evening, how was it alexandrovich good evening, how was it? at that moment i was just at the positions of our units. at that moment, i was just at the positions of our units directly next to the bridge, from which they were actually near the beginning, from which they actually left, that is, at first they raked the rubble , removed their stretch marks, that is, they cleared the mines. the blockages removed their stretch marks or which, that is, they are minefields, which they had previously carefully installed there in order to prevent this

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