oleksandr kachurin, people's deputy of ukraine, deputy chairman of the committee on the organization of state powers our conversation. congratulations, mr. oleksandr. good health. so today you are a direct participant in the event. voted i think it does not raise any questions today the verkhovna rada of ukraine, we remind you, elected a new judge of the constitutional court, she became a people's deputy from the servant of the people, olga sovgyria, and also the verkhovna rada supported the appointment of people's deputy from the mono majority, andrii kosti, as the prosecutor general of ukraine, we ask for your comment . i know that you listened to the last few minutes of our broadcast, you must have heard the arguments of our experts, who emphasize that there are a number of problems with these appointments, and especially if we talk about the election of olga sovgyri to the post of judge of the constitutional court, there are a number of simple issues that distance us from our european integration. how can you explain today's vote in the parliament of 220 deputies of the servant of the people? w

law enforcement and oleg dunda, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the committee on organization of state power, will work at espresso. glory to ukraine, gentlemen. glory to the heroes. congratulations to all . it may be a naive child's question, but i hope you will be able to clarify the story somewhat. urgent urgent immediate removal resignation through a hyphen of the prosecutor general of venediktova and ivan bakanov, but somehow it went unluckily there somehow it was going it was going well, i wouldn't say that i don't know there two days ago something so radically changed in the country compared to what happened, for example, a month ago, well relatively speaking yes, but here a decision has matured, please share the information available to you mr. andriy, this is a big and difficult word for you history, but in broad strokes, it seems to me that the last two days of volodymyr oleksandrovich zelenskyi corrected his mistakes, because war usually shows all the shortcomings, all the weak points, and when in the 19th year it was clear that he i was looking for reliable people to appoint my c

oleg dunde, a people's deputy of ukraine, a member of the verkhovna rada committee on the organization of state powervelopment and urban planning, the head of the committee on construction and project planning olezhe greetings slava in ukraine, the first deputy head of the committee on digital transformation issues, the head of the party, the voice of ms. kirovo, greetings, good health, ms. kira, and ms. mr. oleg, well, look, it's very simple and very much so, well, i would say an inaccurate question, not exactly. and you, i don’t know if you are already in lugano. are you going to go there or have you been invited? have you been invited? are you among the 140 people who have to go there as part of ukrainian delegations, but the question is do you have an idea of ​​what the country's leadership thinks, knows, foresees regarding the reconstruction of ukraine after the military invasion of the russian federation, there is at least a partial understanding of what ukraine needs, how much it will cost, and whether it will ultimately be the newest ukraine of the 21st century century and not 7:00 p.m. as it

the people's deputy of ukraine and the deputy head of the verkhovna rada committee on the organization of state powercording to the people's deputy, the russian occupiers destroyed more than 15 million square meters of ukrainian housing, the most damage to housing was recorded in according to people's deputies , almost 220,000 citizens of donetsk region, kharkiv region, kyiv region, chernihiv region have already submitted applications for receiving compensation for destroyed housing, i just wonder why luhansk oblast is not included in this list. in principle, some settlements there were destroyed by the enemy from the face of the earth, in particular, in the idea about sieverodonetsk, there are many other settlements. well, in any case we understand that the destruction is huge and a lot of money is needed for this. well, the issue of housing reconstruction is now even near kyiv in these towns that were affected. many others. well, i'm not talking about myself. where they also destroyed whole settlements, in particular, in those villages where the decisive battles for the fate of the capital were fou

chairman of the committee on construction and design of the verkhovna rada committee on the organization of local state power regional development and urban planning, mr. oleg, we congratulate you, we congratulate you , mr. oleg, good morning, good morning, please tell me, do you have data on how many streets and alleys have already been renamed, how many are going to be renamed and where exactly, where is russification going at an accelerated pace, and where is lagging behind, well, there is no such data each street is won in each city separately, it is decided by the local community and no one has such statistics , it goes on, and what’s more, this process is not effective in our country for 30 years, constantly every year. in one community, then in another, the name of the streets changes, the name of the avenues changes, etc. well, if you introduce centralized statistics, no one keeps such a thing, but maybe it is necessary, olegovych, we know that decommunization it seems to have taken place centrally , and accordingly, there was even a law, a law that was passed even by the constitutional court, the pe

there in a forceful way and violating the constitutions of these countries by organizing by organizing there state insurgencies and the bringing to power of illegal regimes a-a from the point of view of some momentary situational benefit. maybe so, but in the long term , even in the medium term. there is absolutely no future because these regimes are subject to sanctions from the african countries themselves. take for example the republic of small e- after the rebellion, which was inspired in particular by russia and the wagnerites, yes, russia may have received some advantages at the local, national , intra-malian level, but small state maria immediately turned into a state of exile and sanctions were imposed on it, in particular by the eco-vas block of economic cooperation of west african countries and the african countries themselves that respect human rights, the rule of law and democrats and democratic principles. the usa marie harvard appointed the coordinator of the investigation of russian atrocities in ukraine and scolds rosenbaum, who is called a nazi hunter. rosenbaum devoted most of his the careers of prosecuting war crimin

deputy vitaly bezhin is in touch with us, a servant of the people, a member of the verkhovna rada's committee on organization state powerlocal self-government , regional development and urban planning good evening yes, good evening first of all, i am talking about this presidential hint. allow me to ask you. and how many people are there in the ukrainian delegation in lugano ? civil society silos, therefore, the total number well, it is actually quite difficult to outline it. it seems to me that if we talk about the government-parliamentary joint delegation, it includes around about four people. but i could be wrong . i don’t know how many representatives of the public sector there are, but it’s quite a large number. i asked this because apparently the president still addressed politicians. well, it’s unlikely that he addressed representatives of civil society. it’s true that it’s difficult to say directly about volodymyr oleksandrovych. who was addressed? this package is good, please tell the swiss media. i took a short walk today before the broadcast. to provide ukraine with a leading role in the development of the st

okay. lighting, going to resign is the vice even the alley stay organized. crime is within the institutions of state power and the state basically focuses on spying on and persecuting people. they don't like such as journalists or human rights activists. and when he comes to life, and i know that i just minus those, representing the victims, including silas became targets themselves in mexico and around the world. pegasus is used to spy on journalists, opposition, figures, and other politicians. these days installation no longer requires the clicking of a link. it's practically unnoticeable. a missed call is enough to infect a smartphone and even phones that are not hacked can be dangerous. modern military recognizance can easily find out where the owner of a cell phone is. thanks to drone warfare attacks can be carried out anywhere. this is the village of hush, amir in hunter, a mood province in eastern yemen. on august 29th, 20123 hell fire missiles struck, joined 5 men. one of the 1st witnesses on the scene was holiday when ali java and on our slaughter jaw your were explosions like we'd never heard be

for, these constitutions for is to limit the power of rulers, so they are not just skimming taxes off of us and making us fight. the organization of the stateow affects all of us. therefore, we should think of ways to keep floating this exercise of power. >> what other great figures are there who plays a big role in the book, is germany bam. another of the clichÉs about constitutions, in english speaking world of course is that britain's also have it written constitution of how wonderful is it that they have those, set of convention. and yet, as we show, the british were enthusiastic, enthusiastic participants of the constitution, none more so than bantam. where does this fit into the global surge of constitution writing? well london is really important for the spread of constitutions. particularly and most directly in south america, in the 18 tens and 20s partly because london is so vast it is the biggest city on the globe by 1820 at has been most and vance networks and has been most advanced and biggest mercantile marine port networks. if you are a revolutionary, or if you are a political exile one very obvious step is to come to london.

of cocaine produce in the world. this is a billion-dollar business. with that, over the decades the criminal organization has established themselves, consolidated quotas of power, and frustrated public and state infiltrated public and state institutions. that is how they have financed terrorism as a political weapon. that is how they have become so powerful in the country. host: they prefer that johan. dw correspondent your hundred mirrors in bogotÁ. -- johan ramirez in bogotÁ. now to rwanda where same-sex marriage is not legal and many face discrimination. one church has decided to trade another path and open wide it stores. >> sunday morning for most rwandans means going forward -- to church. they are spoiled for choice when it comes to where to worship. many lgbtq say that enough to welcome until they found this one on the outskirts. >> i heard about this church, a place that accepts us unconditionally and accept anyone. i jumped for joy. this is something new in rwanda. at the moment i feel at home here. this is the first time i can freely sing, dance, or talk with other people who are not from the lgbtq community. >> christians from other churches criticize us. they judge us because of o

said that the state should pay all the funds that went to the organization of this process because this process was unnecessary because the minister of internal affairs exaggerated her powerslated the visa-free agreement between ukraine and the state of israel. so this is a victory for justice, it is a very good example for us, a minister who believes that he has the right to make some decisions that do not comply with the laws and agreements, but there is always an independent court that will say the minister is sorry, you violated the law, a citizen can anyone can go to court to file a complaint against their own government. by the way, this law office filed such a complaint at the request of our embassy in israel . now citizens of ukraine will be able to enter the state of israel for three months from this very day without any need to submit any special request. and this is once again a great lesson for us that the court is still of decisive importance when it comes to such legal truths for us it is also necessary that we have a fair trial, the entire judicial system. by the way, this is a significant part of our path to the european union. i will stop here because now

of nato is the united states. however, as herself organization, loose, unmanageable. there is no vertical of powerwill crumble, which means, rita says, the americans should come, so that if you have a clash, so that they are the main force, and with whom they will face the russians. he says the americans will come, and in europe you will find yourself face to face with the russians, all of your allies. yes, because the control system is no, and you, in general, cannot manage them. that's what the rhetor is talking about. yes, i understand, and here is the one phrase ladies and gentlemen. now, if we lose the meaning of the russians in the priests about the twins with him, we will not cope with the memory. so why are you doing all this? well , according to his own logic from yours, that is, with the fact that they will not pick up a drop far above them . they are sure of it for the time being, at least, dmitry georgievich well, the fact is that in this case scott does not act from a defensive position. the military-industrial complex, as i understand it, also has some ambitions for the political fut

of the fourteenth year, the coup in power in the fourteenth year to the maidan. a rather serious network of nazi organizations was already prepared from it, which did not hide their ideologies, the ukrainian state of that time did not pursued and they, in principle, came to the process with prepared consciousnesses, trained by western instructors in fact. it has already been prepared. there are such combat-ready units, these are realistic cells. how can an absolutely normal person who is afraid to slaughter a chicken? yes, if he has to, he suddenly takes a carbine and shoots a living person and does not experience any expressions of conscience. here is the ideology. it will not stop until it develops the tools for its implementation. well, that is, the army under the leadership right-wing parties began organizing national battalions, which, having begun their activities on the maidan , continued it at anti-maidan rallies in different cities of ukraine, the human process went through. then absolutely normal part of the feeling of compassion, then walked out of these people. such an ultra-right group faced people in odessa, it ended in tragedy. the fact that when they demonstrated the facts, when

of the fourteenth year a coup in power in the fourteenth year to the maidan. a rather serious network of nazi organizations was already prepared from it, which did not hide their ideologies; the ukrainian stateime did not pursue them in any way, and they, in principle, came to the process with prepared minds, actually trained by western instructors. it would have been ready, there are combat-ready such units and terrorist cells. how can an absolutely normal person who is afraid to slaughter a chicken? yes, if he has to, he suddenly takes a carbine and shoots alive person and does not experience any remorse. here is the ideology. it will not stop until it develops the tools for its implementation. well, that is, the army, under the leadership of right-wing parties, began the organization of national battalions, which, having begun their activities on the maidan , continued it at anti-maidan rallies in different cities of ukraine, went through a process of dehumanization. then absolutely normal human feeling of compassion then walked out of these people. such an ultra-right group faced people in odessa, it ended in tragedy. what when demonstrated facts when people in odessa building a burning

of the fourteenth year, the coup in power in the fourteenth year to the maidan. a fairly serious network of nazi organizations was already prepared from it, who did not hide their ideology, the ukrainian statenot pursue them in any way, and they, in principle, came to the process with prepared minds, actually trained by western instructors. it was already ready, there are combat-ready such units and terrorist cells. how can an absolutely normal person who is afraid to slaughter a chicken? yes, if he has to, he suddenly takes a carbine and shoots a living person and does not feel any remorse at the same time. this is ideology, it will not stop until it develops its own tools implementation. well, that is, the army under the leadership of right-wing parties began the organization of national battalions, which, having begun their activities on the maidan, continued it at anti-maidan rallies in different cities of ukraine, a human process went through.

he does not have a lot of power as a private citizen facing a state organization.ct, it's not borne out of political animus, it's borne out of a need to investigate. he does not have any weapons to throw off this deposition. if a lawsuit comes, we'll have to fight the lawsuit like anybody else. >> david, thank you david, good to talk to you. we had some breaking news on tuesday's january six committee hearing. nbc just learned former oath keeper spokesman, jason van tottenham will appear as a witness at the next january six committee hearing on tuesday. according to a source familiar with the hearing plans. though he was not part of the white nationalist militia group during or leading up to the attack on the capitol, van tighten ho is expected to speak to the oath keepers propaganda is a shun and radicalization over the last couple of years. still ahead, an update on the middle school teen we had just last month who had upperclassman come to his aid after others refused to sign his yearbook. the marvelous gift he just got from one of the avengers. we'll be right b

governments did not change the purpose of the unit which remains political organization design manage the relation between and iosay someone between states and foreign powers on your. at least well-written uraccessible at times but the period and its historical moments rather than accepting the ideas of nation national cr identity. how we view this artist is important to how you are history of the documents the role of government today. [applause] >> i'm from washington college thanks for all of you for coming. not. i've been with this price since its inception and it means a great deal to the year this year feel particularly not just because you're coming back for the first time but i find myself thinking of a photograph i have hundreds of photographs that shows my father and my grandfather standing together just two yards from where we are outside campaign 1937. my grandfather was from what is now ukraine in the first year of the century. it came as a 21-year-old was silent when he earned enough money to be his family vacation place they came like so many families it was here at mount vernon they truly are my father's six years old in 1937. these his gra

prisoners of the 54th, massachusetts because the regiments organizers were rich and powerful new england republicans with international literary types. so because of this situation the united states issued general order 252 on july 31st 1863. it stated that to sell or enslave any captured person on account of this color and for no offense against the laws of war is a relapse into barbarism and a crime against the civilization of the age. so the retaliation proclaimed in this border. was that a confederate pow would be put to hard labor for every us soldier sold into slavery and that the united states would execute a confederate pow for every us soldier but to death so historians are well aware of general order 252, but what they've completely missed because they haven't gone into the weeds of retaliation incidents across time and specific departments is that this order was issued to specifically address the situation in the department of the south and do explicitly address the capture of northern warren free black soldiers and in the retaliation correspondence that goes along with this general order the confederate war department receives a message in their own internal correspon

restraint gurovich is accused of exceeding official powers entailed grave consequences, as stated in the investigative committee of russia in the twentieth year, gurovich organizedillion rubles from the federal budget for the construction of a covid hospital in the murmansk region, the building was erected without taking into account the climatic conditions of the region, but they were not used for their intended purpose and, as a result, they were dismantled beforehand to the budget of the murmansk the region suffered damage in the amount of more than 320 million rubles. the investigative committee of russia, together with the fsb , conducted searches at andrey's places of residence gurovich and other persons associated with him, operational actions took place in the territorial divisions of ministries and departments of the ministry of emergency situations assists the investigation in providing the necessary documents. the peak of the flood in the yakut city of verkhoyansk, its environs is expected today tomorrow, then the decline will begin. the water level was announced by the head of the republic of aisn nikolaev in the verkhoyansk region, an emergency regi

power organized to really do anything consequential . taiwan is beating up its defense forces in response to threats from an increasingly aggressive china. the island gets most of its military hardware from the united states, but the president of taiwan has made developing an advanced home grown weapons industry, a priority. ah brand new military jazz kick off from t hung air base near the eastern city of ty, tone. they are t 5, brave egos, the fuss at fonts, traina, jazz, he signed and made in taiwan for aircraft, have entered stuff as and pilots are undergoing training to fly. then he also that she does on vietnam, but thanks to this new aircraft, our training model has become more efficient. we're working closely with the manufacturer to improve the systems iga. this is a milestone and i believe there will be more home grown aircraft in the future. i miss growing stress from china, taiwan. it's more than icing. it's military by producing its own weapons. the brave ego is suitable for training air to air and air, to ground combat missions. it can also suffer combat ro in war time. the teeth are brave. ego can carry missiles and bombs more than 60 more death will be produced in the next 4 years. taiwan u

of the fourteenth year, the coup in power in the fourteenth year to the maidan. a rather serious network of nazi organizations was already prepared from it, which did not hide their dialogues, the ukrainian stateat time did not pursued and they, in principle, came to the process with prepared consciousnesses, trained by western instructors in fact. it would have been ready, there are combat-ready such units and terrorist cells. how can an absolutely normal person who is afraid to slaughter a chicken? yes, if he has to, he suddenly takes a carbine and shoots a living person and does not feel any remorse at the same time. here is the ideology. it will not stop until it develops the tools for its implementation. well, that is, an army led by right-wing parties began to organize over battalions, which, having begun their activities and continued it on the maidan, at anti-maidan rallies in different cities of ukraine, a process of dehumanization took place. then absolutely normal human compassion then walked out of these people. such an ultra-right group faced people in odessa, it ended in tragedy. how can one explain the fact that when they demonstrated the facts, when the people of the burning bu

of the state duma hid a low elegant new manege in the 19th century. here was the georgievskaya power plant in the late nineties, the moscow ministry of culture organizede of power, a new arena, unfortunately, few people noticed art in the shadow of a neighboring architectural monster a year ago with varnish and the space was transferred under the control of dmitry bikbaev. a theater center is opening here, which will support independent theater projects. well, with theaters, of course, he will also be friends with ordinary state i also want to launch as many theaters as possible, but independent projects. i want there to be a lot of premieres and that they be in different genres, so that it would be both opera and modern dance. well, i have been dreaming for a long time that there would be a lot of creative people who have a lot of ideas, a lot of strength, and they want to realize themselves in their own projects. is it happiness that such a space finally appears in moscow where you can come? where can you be heard? where is your project. it is quite possible that he will support you and you will share your creativity with muscovites and guests of th

organizations such as the ligarian state is also being discussed, for example, over the 21 years of its existence it has grown and strengthened and now we can say that it is turning into a real pole of powerwhile the west reaches the point of absurdity, trying to impose their will on the whole world applications for membership or partnership that are submitted every year this means that the principles of mutual respect for non- interference in internal affairs are in high demand in the world pavel pchelkin aleksey labushkin channel one, tashkent in vladivostok, the novorossiysk caspian and the north sea hosted the dress rehearsals of the ivanor parades, just a little before the navy day, the day after tomorrow there is a big holiday, all over the country the holiday is not only symbolic, but also very beautiful. this is how the sailors themselves and the powerful ships of modern aviation make it. and, of course, the first channel, which all this splendor will show live the main parade in st . the frigate corvette is a small anti-submarine ship, a missile boat, a base minesweeper and all full crucian carp can be seen in every combat unit. they stood in the front line of the golden horn bay

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organization, they are able to support those who cannot afford the cost of care through donations by individuals, churches and state grants. madam speaker, the ruth m. smith center is a testament to the power of community groups who uplift those most in need. it's a privilege to congratulate them on their continued service to sheffield, pennsylvania. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: address the house, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i hold in my hand, madam speaker, the interim report, 2022, investigative committee on the robb elementary school shooting. tragically i was there within days of the shooting in may. tragically i got to listen to parents whose children bled out. all of us know the story of a little girl who smeared blood just to have them think she was dead. part of what this report says at robb elementary school, law enforcement responders failed to adhere to the

is because because the people of the united states ought to have really good feelings about the fbi. no that they're credible organization, there should be no party or power involved in this decision-making. it should be simply facts. the fbi has not met the test of fairness in this particular case. >> you just heard from senate judiciary committee member who worked with attorney general merrick garland and fbi director about the whistle-blower concern saying "the allegations provided -- there was a scheme in place among certain fbi officials to undermine derogatory information connected to hunter biden by falsely subjecting disinformation." concrete evidence and a lack of progress. listen to this. >> now are fanning out from these whistle-blowers that the fbi actually had, i don't know what you'd call it, but individuals specifically taking the rocket or information against hunter biden, downgrading it to end the investigation speck of this is dirty, this is corrupt. we need answers. we need a special counsel on this one. >> in his letter to the fbi, johnson that the agency's actions are the greatest abuse of executive at corruption in american history.

organization that it's there. it's not a sovereign state in the way we think of it. it's let him reputin is the mafia boss and he uses all the power of his sovereign state to steal more money and to shut up anybody who stands in their way. you've been very courageous in fighting this to tell our our viewers the remarkable story about how russia and its pursuit of you was sent somebody to meet a madame vaselnutsky as i remember her name that to meet in new york with some of donald trump's closest associates. i think jared kushner was at that at that meeting before the election trying to pressure the trump campaign to embrace a a resistance to your magnetic repeal of it tells about that that meeting and what it shows us about about putin. well, so after the magnitsky act was passed in 2012 vladimir putin like went out of his mind. he went he went crazy. he banned the adoption of russian orphans by american families. he wrote down on his his first major foreign policy paper after being reelected that he wanted to repeal the magnitsky act. and and he did everything possible and he was looking for an opening and he wasn't he hadn't bee

states which organizes the west, the collective hedge money. so and so this really immersed in 30 years ago, as the soviet union collapsed and preserving the unit polar distribution of power, became the foundation for your security strategy. for idea was that as long as the u. s. maintained its global hedge money, then there would be no rivalries between the great powers. and this was ever referred, rasa unit polar peace or hedge money is if you will. so the problem was, what many academics pointed out which was the uniform moment, would unavoidably be temporary because 1st of all, it would exhaust us resources to dominate the world. but 2nd of all, because maintaining youth dominance would depend on preventing the rights of other centers of power. one would expect the country says different, thus russia, china, india, brazil, and others with increasingly corporate, with each other to balance off the united states because they see the united states trying to keep them down. well, as we see now, 30 years later, this predictions are coming to fruition that is the use of exhausting many of its resources under major powers are ready to create alternative security and economic

of the united states ought to have really good feelings about the fbi. they aught to know they are a credible organization and there should be no party or power involved in this decision-making. it should be fair, follow the facts and the fbi have not met the test of fairness in this particular case. >> carley: johnson says the agency's actions -- >> carley: concern about the crime in the united states, he stopped shorts of calling it a crisis. >> i think violent crime is a matter of considerable concern, the country and justice department as it should be. communities have to trust us law enforcement and we have a joint effort to battle violent crime together. >> carley: in new york city violent crime was up from the same time lasts year. >> todd: a teen seen fighting a cop went home free from a robbery just days earlier. he is accused of attacking and robbing an elderly man. mayor adams says something has to change. >> as soon as we catch them, the system releases them and they repeat the action. when i say we're the laughing stock of the country, this is what i'm talking about. re-examine the bail law in area of violent offenders. >> todd: in new york

states. it was organized as the west, a collective hedge money. so, and so this really immersed in 30 years ago as the soviet union collapsed and megan, preserving the unit polar distribution of power, became the foundation for your security strategy. for idea was that as long as the u. s. maintained its global hedge money, then there would be no rivalries between the great powers. and this was ever referred, rasa unit polar peace or hedge money is if you will. so the problem was, what many academics point out which of the uniform movement would unavoidably be temporary because 1st of all, it would exhaust us resources to dominate the world. but 2nd of all, because maintaining youth dominance would depend on preventing the rights of other center. so our one would expect the country says different, thus russia, china, india, brazil, and others with increasingly corporate, with each other to bows off the united states because they see of united states trying to keep them down. well, as we see now, 30 years later, this predictions are coming to fruition that is the use of exhausting many of its resources under major powers are ready to create alternative security and economic infrastr

states. it was organized this, the west, a collective hedge money. so and so this really immersed in 30 years ago as the soviet union collapsed and megan, preserving the unit polar distribution of power, became the foundation for us security strategy. i, there was that as long as the u. s. maintained its global hedge money, then there would be no rivalries between the great powers. and this was there for a, for address, a unit polar peace or hedge money. so the problem was, what many academics pointed out which of the unit for a moment would unavoidably be temporary, because 1st of all, it would exhaust use resources to dominate the world. but 2nd of all, because maintaining you as dominance would depend on preventing the rise of other centers of power. one would expect the country's says different, thus russia, china, india, brazil, and others is that your assistant resume confrontation with many, namely russia in europe, china and asia and iran in the middle east. and so this is what we're seeing that it's use will fight to restore his global hedge. mom, even though this does not seem very likely at all, will you bring up a really good point learn? i mean, one of the things that yo

of the islamic revolutionary guard corps is very important to us. this is a well-known abbreviation, and the united states of america has recorded this organization as a terrorist organization. actually. this is a powerfultructure of power, which is of tremendous importance for the internal stability of iran and for operations outside the national territory. we already have experience of cooperation. peace, but in the syrian operation it would be less extremely important to build direct contacts of dialogue and communication between the relevant russian structures and the corps of the guards of the islamic revolution, including bypassing certain sanctions restrictions. as for erdogan, but apart from the grain theme. i think that a number of other issues for russia in the geopolitical sense will also be touched upon. it is imperative that the turkish parliament block. ratification of accession in finland and sweden to nato put forward a number of conditions, but we see today that erdogan repeatedly declares that these conditions are not met in terms of the extradition of those citizens of finland and sweden who are accused of terrorist activities against the republic of turkey, these are, well, well-know