so, the murder of the orlovs and the robberies of filkina were committed by different people.else is broader? there is a finger on the heroin package found during korobkov's arrest. oh, great. so we have it. yes, vasily, i'm listening to you. alya belepyoskina has been confirmed, he really did drink with cherepov at night. come on, hurry up and get to the office. there's been some movement in the shirayev case. and they'll definitely reduce my sentence if you turn in the drug supplier, preferably the minimum, that is if you have nothing to do with the murders, yes, i swear to you, i'll cross myself, don't, this is not for me, it's for your father, listen, and are there many more runners like you in rusakov? i don't know, he didn't tell me, and what about the air conditioner? no, he lives alone, that's good, sit here quietly as a mouse, got it, go ahead, if, why do you need a gun, hide it, we managed without a weapon, and why aren't they opening the door, maybe there's no one there? the car is in the yard, so there's someone at home, what are we going to do, we'll climb over th

the massacre organized by orlov. his orders, vasin, shmakov and pchyolkin began to beat up their new acquaintance. and then the command was given. orlov ordered us to finish off this man. i was the only one who said no, but he generally told him that you are a coward if you do not agree to kill. dig a hole and throw the dying temoshin in there, but he did not fit into the grave, a way out was found, they took him with a hacksaw, sawed him, so, well, here by the waist, by the waist, here are two two halves put together, later during interrogation orlov confessed, he deliberately forced everyone gang members to participate in the murder. including his old friend vasin, wanted to tie him with blood, to make him a full-fledged member of the gang. the nightmarish initiation made a strong impression on the hero. soon rumors began to reach orlov, vasin was drowning his fears in vodka, he was not keeping his mouth shut, he would definitely give everyone up. orlov decided to deal with vasin. for this, he was lured to the area

statistics zero, but orlov's bookmaker's office is a cover for an underground casino, which they haveeen able to squeeze for a long time, so let our newly-minted aristocrat, the casino and bug, and you are a bug, here is a bug, okay, we with ... dis bems, well milf, trump card, chpok, tus, trump card, well. fool, little fool, where is your car, apartment, in the weasel's nest, you will not get a damn thing, neither a car, nor my apartment, so respected, card debt, it is also a payment, is red, or blood, what blood, you are a serf, my blood is not the same as yours ... it is with blue, aristocratic, look at my profile, aristocratic, you saw my profile, what, my family won't let me beat you up, she'll spank you all, right on the horse, she'll put you on all fours and spank you, no, and don't come near me, otherwise i 'll put you all in there now, no, darling, we 'll put you in concrete ? what kind of serfs are you? good job, listen, see you later, yeah, thanks, what's the matter, lesha, are you eavesdropping, no, of course, well, how come, then or not, that's exactly it, it's my busines

well, i think that the killer knew the route the orlovs would take and it was no coincidence that he this place for the attack, well, it's logical, yes, he's here killed, took the money and disappeared on a motorcycle, where could they go with such a lot of money, this information can lead us to the killer, not you, us, yeah, us. us, suren, suren, kindergarten, they were decent people, elena andreyevna, a grocery store in the village. she kept it, and her husband was doing housework, maybe i'll talk to him, suddenly there's some information, i'll talk to him myself, and you go and look around the house, captain, take witnesses , draw up everything there, there are witnesses, please, come in, let's go, yes, i understand, hello, good afternoon, and what happened, your neighbors were killed, how did they kill them, where on the road to the village? but kolya kicked him out, why? yes, he was a big dunce, he never worked anywhere, he begged for all their money, he squandered it all in night clubs, so kolya kicked him out, and do you know where he lives now, no, i don't know, and what's hi

orlov understood that in his person they wanted to humiliate russia first of all.fyodorovich entered the room, the vizier was indeed sitting, not even thinking of moving from his place. as if noticing anything, the count approached him and greeted him in a friendly manner. at the same time, as if jokingly, orlov lifted the vizier from his chair with his powerful hand, forcing him to stand up and immediately lowered him back. such an act by the diplomat helped him to observe protocol and avoid lengthy negotiations. a short respite between the russian-turkish warriors ended in 1853, when the crimean war began, but the turks were already on russia. the ottoman empire was not alone in entering into a coalition with britain and france. the reason for the war was the conflict between russia and france, related to the dispute between the orthodox and catholic churches for the right of guardianship over the holy places in jerusalem and bethlehem, which were then in turkish possession. in 1853, prince alexander sergeevich menshikov was sent as ambassador extraordinary to tu

for a pardon, he never signed any papers, and that is clearly meant to underline the fact that oleg orlov has admitted his guilt, he always has maintained that he was innocent of what he was accused of, but he is also underlined that it is important not to forget those left behind. he is from memorial, and it currently has 215 political prisoners in russia on its main list, and so his message was don't forget those who are still in prison in russia because of their politics. interesting to hear from the german chancellor who was once praised by joe biden from the white house yesterday, and olaf scholz has been saying, we are talking about how hard it has been for germany to agree to this swap.— hard it has been for germany to agree to this swap. that's right. germany's _ agree to this swap. that's right. germany's roll— agree to this swap. that's right. germany's roll has _ agree to this swap. that's right. germany's roll has been - agree to this swap. that's right. germany's roll has been pivotal| agree to this swap. that's right. i germany's roll has been pivotal in this entire deal. if

kremlin critic's and antiwar campaigners like vladimir kara-murza and human rights campaigner oleg orlovo russia, convicted assassin vadim krasikov, identified by a german court as having links to the russian state, and nine others the kremlin wanted back. for paul whelan, this ends an ordeal that began more than five years ago when he was arrested in russia, convicted of spying and sentenced to 16 years in prison. it is a charge she has always fiercely denied -- charge he has always fiercely denied. president biden gave his reaction. >> it says a lot about the united states that we worked relentlessly to free americans who are unjustly held around the world, but it also says a lot about us that this includes the release of russian political prisoners. they stood up for democracy and human rights. their own leaders through them in prison. the united states helped secure their release. >> america has repeatedly accused moscow of jailing u.s. citizens with the aim of treating them for russians jailed abroad. for family and friends of evan gershkovich, paul whelan and dissidents like kuara-

radio liberty agent convicted of fake news about the armed forces alsou kurmasheva, foreign agent oleg orlovmemorial liquidated by the supreme court, foreign agent andrei pivovarov, ksenia fodeeva included in the list of extremists, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes. sasha skochulenko, demury voronin, vadim ostanin. each of these names has criminal cases and corresponding biographies. we exchanged, according to the fsb's formulation, a group of individuals who acted in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of russia's security. we returned our people to their homeland. 10 of ours compatriots. this exchange is the largest in russian history since the cold war. total in lists. yes, we don’t abandon our own. thank you, anton podkovenko, and the prisoner exchange that took place today, as a result of which eight russians are returning to their homeland. so, once again, russia and the united states have exchanged prisoners. as a result of the exchange that took place today at ankara airport , eight russian citizens are returning to their homeland. they were exchanged for a

in the samara region , a unique cultural monument, the orlov-davydov estate, will be restored .ng school and a tourist cluster will appear on the site of the ruins . the large-scale reconstruction project involves the construction of a windmill with a museum exhibition and a recreation area with a beach. the first stage. the renovation of the old estate is designed for 5 years. artem morin's report. on the coast of the zhigulevskoye sea, there are preserved architectural monuments of the 19th century, 30 unique buildings of the noble complex in the village of usolye in the samara region. from the upper floor of the former patrimony office of the count's estate , a row of white-stone eagles, the symbol of the orlov-davydov family nest, miraculously survived on the facade of the house after two centuries. these lands were given to count orov, a favorite of empress catherine the great, in the... tenth years of the 1500s, at the beginning of the next century the estate was first built in stone, it was plumbing and even heating, the thickness of the walls of 90 cm allowed to make hea

, but here are other people, they went about what just fakes about the army and so on, so on, oleg orlove chairman of the board of the now banned memorial, so in this regard, it was also important for the germans to demonstrate that they were freeing from russian prisons of people who protested against putin's war of aggression against ukraine, well, here is also an important moment and several people from fbk immediately from this navalny fund, well, there is no navalny, but we at least... there is an opportunity to get freedom for his associates from regions of russia, well, this approach, if it is logical, it is clear what happened, mr. vitaly, if i understood you correctly, then there is a possibility that alexei navalny, well, let's say, could have died in connection with this exchange , assuming, of course, i believe that he died in connection with this exchange, that they simply laughed at the event, ugh, and as for the release, please, so, so, so, that krasikov will be released, but at the same time they will not give navalny's symbol, but at the same time, they will not hand ove

count orlov really wanted to have in his catherine ii came to the estate, so there were rooms for the empress, but they say that catherine ii never visited here, so nicholas i came to the estate with his family immediately after his accession to the throne. in honor of the coronation, a magnificent ball was organized, more than a thousand guests came to it, it was held right here in the large hall. it was lit by hundreds of candles, which also stood in a circle, it is known that it was during this celebration that the palace caught the eye of empress alexandra feodorovna, very soon nicholas i buys the neskuchnoye estate as a gift to his wife. in honor of alexandra, the palace was called alexandrinsky, the table made of korelian birch, it was at this table that nicholas i worked. later, during their visit to moscow , all the royal families stayed here. shortly before the revolution, with the personal permission of nicholas ii , a feature film was shot in the residence. when the palace was occupied by the russian academy of sciences, the astonished journalists were shown the squirrel st

dmitry orlov, already famous with a name and the young and talented boris lutsenko, the yanka kupala and the russian drama theater became the leading ones in the republic, recognizable in the ussr. cultural figures, how they helped and the performances were appropriate and the songs sounded. censorship, censorship, no, censorship, maybe such an iron, metallic word, it does not sound euphonious, but it was the right selection, literate. a whole constellation of outstanding belarusian writers. the attitude of the belarusian leadership to the creative intelligentsia was special, reverent. history has preserved the fact itself is unique. the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus, kirill mazurov, corresponded with poets in verse. his correspondence with petrus brovka has been preserved. it became multi-genre, korotkevich, adamovich, bryl. but the main theme in all types of art remained the military-patriotic theme. it sounded powerfully through the rethinking of the terrible events of the war in the national cinema. belarusian cinema has a fundamentall

a unique cultural monument, the orlov davidov estate, will be restored in the samara region.arding school and a tourist cluster will appear on the site of the ruins. a large-scale reconstruction project involves the construction of windmill with a museum exposition and a recreation area with a beach. the first stage of the renovation of the old estate is designed for 5 years. report by artem morin. on the coast of the zhigulevskoye sea , architectural monuments of the 19th century have been preserved. 30 unique buildings of the noble complex in the village of usolye in the samara region. these lands were given to count orov, the favorite of empress catherine the great. in the sixties of the 15th century, at the beginning of the next century the estate was first built in stone, there was running water and even heating, the thickness of the walls is 90 cm allowed to make heating channels, which is clearly visible, the first, second, third, fourth, stilt ceilings are laid out of stone, you can’t find such in the buildings of the 19th century, the plaster still retains its integr

released from russian prisons: alexander skochelenko, liliya chanysheva, ksenia fodeeva, foreigners oleg orlovnicipal deputy ilya yashin. he was accused of telling lies about the russian army, and foreigner vladimir karamurza of treason. before his arrest , karamurza was a frequent guest on the capitalist hill and demanded sanctions against his own country, russia. already there he was recruited by the ukrainian special services for terrorist attacks, came to belarus, took the bomb from the cache and took it to the station. then they write: put your backpack on the railway, next to the rails at the platform. miraculously, during the explosion no one suffered, krieger was detained and, in accordance with belarusian laws, sentenced to capital punishment. krieger asked the german government for help, and lukashenko pardoned him. the terrorist could not hold back his tears when he found out about this. the head of state, by his decree, you have been pardoned. thank you. many of those who were extradited by russia today were detained with a sleeping bag. investigators proved their guilt with collec

fodeeva, alexandra skolchenko, ilya yashin, recognized as a foreign agent, andrei pivovarov and oleg orlovalso recognized as a foreign agent. among those pardoned is the american journalist evan grishkovich, in russia he was sentenced to 16 years in a maximum security colony. the americans found him guilty of espionage. gershkovich, on instructions from the cia, collected secret information about the activities of the ural carriage plant in the production and repair of military equipment. well, the kremlin also expressed gratitude to everyone countries that assisted in the exchange and , separately, the president of belarus for the pardon of german citizen krieger, sentenced to death. well, now to less. good news: in nizhny tagilei , rescuers have just pulled out another woman from under the rubble of a house destroyed after an explosion, right now the rescuers are holding a so-called minute of silence, the ministry of emergency situations employees are trying to reach the seven-year-old boy denis in order to get him out from under the rubble. they have been searching for him for more than

journalist of the tatar-bashkir service and agent of radio liberty, alsou kurmasheva, foreigner oleg orlovhairman of the board of memorial liquidated by the supreme court, foreign agent andrei pevovarov, ksenia fodeeva included in the list of extremists, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes , sasha skochelenko, demuri voronin, vadim ostanin. behind each of these names. criminal cases and related biographies. we exchanged according to the formulation of the federal security service, a group of persons acting in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of the security of russia. we returned our people to their homeland. 10 compatriots. this exchange is the largest in russian history since the cold war. in total, 26 people were on the lists. yes, anton, thank you, we don’t abandon our own. anton potkovenko from. in the prisoner exchange that took place today, as a result of which eight russians returned to their homeland, but joe biden welcomed the prisoner exchange between moscow and washington and added that the united states will continue to work to return home the remaini

convicted of fakes about the armed forces for radio liberty agent alsu kurmasheva, foreign agent oleg orlov the board of memorial liquidated by the supreme court, foreign agent andrei pevovarov, ksenia fodeeva included in the list of extremists, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes, sasha . skochelenko, dimury voronin, vadim ostanin. behind each of these names are criminal cases and corresponding biographies. we exchanged, according to the fsb's formulation, a group of individuals who acted in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of russia's security. we returned our 10 compatriots to their homeland. this exchange is the largest in the history of our country since the cold war. in total, 26 people were on the lists. figure skater vladislav tarasenko, starting in the fall of twenty-two, has been performing combat missions here in the zaporozhye direction. we're all the same here we do the same work, the same tasks. deadlift, my record is 285. i couldn't sit because i was in normal shape. well, salamati, one by one, it happened that they recognized you, what was the react

rescued by a simple peasant cart, they got on it and drove on, only then they were met by another orlovhe izmailovsky regiment, and then everything went, so to speak, more or less according to plan, so this is an incident, it is also very important in all these historical events, well done, of whom there are not very many in the head, while actually preparing for this coup, we need to remember paul, who, in fact, in 1797, when he came to power, he adopted a new law on succession to the throne, correcting the mistake. peter the great, all the conditions necessary for sitting on the throne were spelled out there, in particular, for example, there was it is indicated that only orthodox christians can count on this throne, he prepared it and prepared it together with his wife, by the way, he prepared it while he was still a tsarevich, because he was deprived of the throne himself, and therefore for him this topic was ... medieval knighthood traditions, this is at the end of the 18th century, in general, he managed to arouse the hatred of not only individual officials, generals, not a couple

journalist of the tatar-bashkir service of radio liberty agent alsu kurmashova, foreign agent oleg orlov the board of memorial liquidated by the supreme court, foreign agent andrei pevovarov, included on the list of extremists is ksenia fodeeva, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes, sasha skochelenko, dimury voronin, vadim ostanin, for each. of these names are criminal cases and corresponding biographies. we exchanged, according to the wording of the fsb, a group of individuals who acted in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of the security of russia. we returned 10 of our compatriots to their homeland. this exchange is the largest in the history of our country since the cold war. in total , 26 people were on the lists. so, based on the results of the exchange, russia is completely. satisfied, that's in that case, when the west fulfilled all its obligations, the returning russians in the west were charged with cooperation with intelligence, although in a number of cases their guilt was never proven. in exchange, russia released those who were accused in our country

these are alexandra skochelenko, liliya chanysheva, ksenia fodeeva, foreigners oleg orlov and formerital municipal deputy ilya yashin. investigation, he worked for the german intelligence services for the sake of a future career in berlin; another german was literally saved from death as part of the exchange. rick krieger was sentenced to death in belarus . he worked in the security service of the us embassy in berlin, where, as belarusian investigators are sure, he acquired skills in handling military weapons and from there went to the foreign legion in ukraine. already there he was recruited by the ukrainian special services for terrorist attacks, came to belarus, took a bomb from a cache and took it to the station. then they write: place your backpack on the railroad next to the rails at the platform. miraculously, no one was injured during the explosion, krieger was detained and, in accordance with belarusian laws sentenced him to capital punishment. krieger. asked the german government for help, lukashenko pardoned him, the terrorist could not hold back his tears when he learned

daughter-in-law, the wife of her husband, wrote a book, he had an eagle as a claimant, the surname is orlovmy mother came to... to the presentation, my wife could not then to come to the presentation, mom came, and we both cried, hugged a lot, but she already knows for sure that he died, everyone who knows me, who writes to me, who cares, people believe that mykhailo will return, i also really want to believe and i really want him to write a sequel to this book, it should probably be called lemberg's return, i really want to . well, god will grant everything , olenka, well, returning to what you know about your son today, and what you do not know about his fate today, what answers they send you, what they say , nothing, hush, hush , i communicate with many of his fellows, i communicate with combrig. pavlo palisa, i communicate with his kombat, bravo, i communicate with the finance department, because marta processed the receipt of assistance there, as a wife, she is afraid of the military, she has a terrible fear, so i had to communicate on her behalf, so that marta received money, well...

approaches, but her daughter-in-law, her husband’s wife wrote a book, he had an eagle, the surname is orlovmy mother came to the presentation, the wife could not come to the presentation then, my mother came, and we both cried, hugged a lot, but she already knows for sure that he died, everyone... who knows me, who writes to me, who cares, people believe that mykhailo will return, me too i really want to believe and really want him to write a sequel. of this book, it would probably be called lemberg's return, that's how i want it, god willing, god's will for everything. olenka, well, going back to what you know about your son today, and what you don't know about his fate today , what answers they send you, what they say, nothing, hush hush, hush hush, i talk to a lot of people. his comrades, i communicate with combrig pavel palisa, i communicate with his combatant, bravo, i communicate with the financial department, because marta processed the receipt of aid there, as a wife, she is afraid of the military, she has a terrible fear, so i had to communicate on her behalf... so that marta recei

there are other people, they left about what just fakes about the army and the like, the like, oleg orlovthe chairman of the board , is now banned from the memorial, so in this regard, the germans still had it. it is important to demonstrate that they are releasing from russian prisons people who protested against putin's war of aggression against ukraine, well, that is also an important point, and several people immediately from fbk from this navalny fund, well, there is no navalny, but we at least give the opportunity to get freedom to his associates from russian regions, well, this approach, if it is logical, it is clear what happened? mr. vitaly, if i understood you correctly, there is a possibility that alexei navalny... well, let's say, could have died in connection with this exchange, assuming, i believe, that he died in connection with they just laughed at the event, huh. as for the fact that they already understood that krasikov would be released, please, yes, yes, yes, that krasikov will be released, but at the same time they will not give navalny's symbol, but at the same time

approaches, and her daughter-in-law, her wife husband, wrote a book, he had an eagle, the surname orlovd his mother came to the presentation, and my wife couldn't come to the presentation then, my mother came, and we both cried, hugged a lot, but she already knows for sure what he is for... everyone who knows me, who writes to me, who cares , people believe that mykhailo will return, i also really want to believe and i really want him to write a sequel to this book, it would probably be called lemberg's return, so i want it, god willing, olenka, but returning anyway to what you know today about... your son and what you don't know about him today's fate, what answers are they sending you, what are they saying, nothing, hush, hush, i talk to many of his comrades, i talk to brigadier pavel palisa, i talk to his combatant, bravo. i communicate with the finance department, because marta processed the receipt of assistance there, as a wife, she is afraid of the military, she is afraid of... so i had to communicate on her behalf, so that marta received money, and we are very good friends with

are other people, they went about what just fakes about the army, such and such, such and such, oleg orlov, the chairman of the board of the now banned memorial, yes that in this regard it was also important for the germans to demonstrate that they were releasing protestors from russian prisons. against putin's war of aggression against ukraine, well, this is also an important point and several people from fbk, from this navalny fund, well, there is no navalny, but we at least give his associates from russian regions the opportunity to gain freedom, well , if such an approach is logical, it is clear what happened. mr. vitaly, if i understood you correctly, there is a possibility that oleksiy navalny, well, let's put it this way, could have died in connection with this matter. they just laughed at the event, huh, and as for that, they already understood that krasiakov will be released, please. dad, that krasikawa will be released, but at the same time they will not give navalny's symbol, but at the same time they will not give navalny, of course, this was their the main idea is that, in pri

her daughter-in-law, the wife of her husband, wrote a book, the claimant was an eagle, the surname orlovother came to the presentation, and my wife was not able to come to the presentation then, my mother came, and we both cried, we hugged a lot, but she definitely knows that he died, everyone who knows me, who writes to me, who cares, people believe that mykhailo will return, i also really want to believe and really want him to write a sequel to this book, it should probably be called lemberg's return. that's what i want, god willing, god's will for everything. olenka, well, returning to what you know about your son today, and what you don't know about his fate today. what, what answers are they sending you, what are they saying, nothing. hush, hush, i communicate with many of his fellows, i talking with combrig pavel palisa, i communicate with his combatant, bravo, i communicate with the finance department, because marta was there to process the receipt of aid, as a wife, she is afraid of the military, she has a terrible fear, so i had to communicate on her behalf, so that marta would

eduard orlov? well, let's say, nice to meet you. captain solomin. and what next? no, nothing. here. search warrant. allow me. proceed, witnesses, let's go in, what witnesses, stop, stop, stop, what am i actually accused of, complicity in the crimes committed by your friend, roman odintsov, yes, well, yes, that's it, the wallet, the keys are in place, did i really order it, here are our victims, oops, what a disco you have here, maybe you should kill this trash, and i'm raising everyone i can, let's see how this right- wing major is twittering, there's one option, how to put a chess game on a client, tverskaya, tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv. miracle, premiere on saturday at 20:00 on ntv. yes, we changed the name, but for clients of tebank business the most important thing has remained unchanged. reliable. apply in 5 minutes in the application and receive monthly cashback with sberspasibo bonuses. there are many children's cards. and the most profitable is one. free children's card of alfabank. with it , children receive up to 7,000 rubles. cashback for purchases and money in games. not ch

daughter-in-law, her husband's wife, wrote a book, e. he had an eagle as a claimant, the last name was orlovd my mother came to the presentation, my wife could not come to the presentation then, my mother came, and we both cried, hugged each other, but she already knows for sure that he died, very much , who knows me, who writes to me, who cares, people believe that mykhailo will return, i also really want to believe and i really want him to write: a continuation of this book, it should probably be called lemberg's return, so i want to, well, he will god's will for everything. olenka, well, returning to the fact that what do you know about your son today, and what do you not know about his fate today, what, what answers are sent to you, what are they saying, nothing, quiet, quiet, i am communicating. with many of his brothers, i communicate, such a beautiful family that supports you, maybe you found out, and when you traveled, traveled with this book to different cities of our country, maybe there are some special unions that unite such women, maybe there are some organizations that help, be

daughter-in-law, her husband's wife, wrote a book, he has a claimant there was an eagle, the last name was orlovmy mother came to the presentation, my wife could not come to the presentation then, my mother came, and we both cried, hugged each other, but she already knows for sure that he died, everyone who knows me, who knows me he writes to me, "who cares, people believe that mykhailo will return, i also really want to believe and i really want him to write a continuation of this book, it should probably be called lemberg's return, i really want to, god willing. olenko , well, returning to the fact that what do you know about your son today, and what do you not know about his fate today, what? what answers are they sending you, what are they saying? no nothing, shut up, shut up, i talk to many of his brothers, i talk to combrig pavel palisa, i talk to his kombat, bravo, i talk to the financial department, because marta processed there... getting help as a wife, she is afraid of the military , she has a terrible fear, so i had to communicate for her so that marta received money, and we are very

her daughter-in-law, her husband's wife, wrote a book, the claimant in it was an eagle, the surname orlovd my mother came to presentation, and my wife could not come to the presentation then, my mother came, and we both cried, hugged each other very much, but she already knows for sure that he died, everyone who knows me, who writes to me, the caring people believe that mykhailo will return, i also really want to believe and i really want him to write a sequel to this book, it would probably be called lemberg's return, i really want it, god willing. olenko, well, returning to what you know about your son today and, what do you not know about his fate today, you don't know what, what are the answers. they send you that they say nothing, shut up, shut up, i am talking to many of his brothers, i am talking to combrig pavel palisa, i am talking to his combatant, bravo, i am talking to the fim department, because marta was processing the receipt there. help, as a wife, she is afraid of the military, she has a terrible fear, so i had to communicate for her so that marta would receive money, and

daughter-in-law, her husband's wife, wrote a book. he had an eagle as a claimant, the last name was orlovmy mother came to the presentation, and my wife could not come to the presentation then, my mother came, and we both cried, hugged each other very much, but she already knows for sure that he died, everyone who knows me knows who is writing to me, who cares, people believe that mykhailo will return, i also really want to believe and really want him to write... in the continuation of this book, it would probably be called lemberg's return, so i want to, well, let me god's will for everything. olenko, well, going back to what you know about your son today, and what you don't know about his fate today, what answers they send you, what they say, nothing, hush, hush, i'm talking. with many of his fellows, i communicate with brigadier general pavel palisa, i communicate with his combatant, bravo, i communicate with the finance department, because marta processed receiving assistance there as a wife, she is afraid of the military, she has a terrible fear, so i communicate... i had to make sur

someone had a story similar to yours, and you can share it . , his claimant was an eagle, surname orlovand my mother came to the presentation, and my wife could not come to the presentation then, my mother came, and we both cried, hugged a lot, but she already knows for sure that he died, everyone who knows me, who writes to me, who cares , people believe that mykhailo will return, me too i really want to believe and i really want him to write a sequel to this book, it would probably be called lemberg's return. that's what i want, god willing, god's will for everything. olenko, well, getting back to what you know about your son today, and what you don't know about his fate today. what, what answers are they sending you, what are they saying? none, nothing, quiet, quiet, i communicate with many of his brothers, i communicate... with combrig pavel palisa, i communicate with his combatant, bravo, i communicate with the department, because marta was processing there receiving help, as a wife, she is afraid of the military, she has a terrible fear, so i had to communicate for her so that mar

also, prominent kremlin critics, including vladimir kara—murza, oleg orlov and ilya yashin.n anti—war artist, sasha skochilenko. swapped, among others, for this man — convicted assassin vadim krasikov, identified by german officials as a russian agent. to set up a prisoner swap... evan gershkovich�*s boss says she is overjoyed to see her reporter free, but... it feels all wrong to be trading people who are entirely innocent for, you know, a convicted criminal, an assassin, but, you know, we wanted our man back. paul whelan wanted his freedom, you know, understandably. so i think it puts governments in an impossible position. flanked by relatives of the freed americans, at the white house, president biden gave his reaction. it says a lot about the united states that we work relentlessly to free americans who are unjustly held around the world, but it also says a lot about us that this deal includes the release of russian political prisoners. they stood up for democracy, human rights, their own leaders threw them in prison. the united states helped secure their release as well

imagine that he can become a victim of such and such repressions, it can be understood, the head of the orlov memorial, how he engaged in public activities that were, as it were, absolutely legal. here they suddenly found some article when he once wrote, you know, and they imprisoned him for discrediting the army, it is difficult to predict very much, because the conditions of the game change every day, is our colleague from radio freedom, she just came there to her mother, was leaving russia, and here and in kazan they say, oh, you have american citizenship, you have not registered, you will be fined, oh, but you should actually sign up as her agent, oops, and we saw that you're some kind of book. edited and all this month by month, i.e. at first a person does not even think that his position was detained there, so he has to pay a fine and fly on, no, but this is a different situation, on the other hand, of course, the question is how is it right to come to russia if you actually work for an organization that everyone hates, but that's another story, it's hard to predict to the end, especial

the criminal scattered spikes on the road when the orlovs stopped, opened fire on them near. why did they plant the bag on lepeshkin? well, he was in prison, criminal connections, i thought. he fooled you lepeshkin? he doesn't have any criminal connections, he hasn't been to prison, here's citizen filkina with your boyfriend, she'll have to sit in prison, the duty officer will take her away, gashko, and you don't happen to know what the house in front of her is, of course, i know, champagne, m, how do you know, 3 years ago in azovsk they robbed the villa of an underground millionaire, and there was a case of this champagne among other things stolen, do you know how much a bottle costs, i have no idea, 6,000 euros, stop pouring it on, why shouldn't i get up from this place, and how did you find out about the champagne, from dashi, what is she drinking champagne, wait, is she a millionaire, it would be nice, yeah... and an orphan, when your passion comes, but i won't come , she's about to come , damn it, and aren't you afraid of aly? paramon, i'm afraid, but passion is higher t

even imagine, that can become a victim of such repressions, it can be understood, the head of the orlov memorial, how he was involved in public activities. which seemed to be completely legal, here suddenly they found some article when he once wrote, you see, and he was imprisoned for discrediting the army, it is very difficult to predict, because the conditions of the game change every day, or our colleague from radio liberty, she just came there to her mother, was leaving russia, and here and in kazan they say: oh, you have american citizenship, you didn't register, for your fine, oops, you actually... you should have registered as an agent, oops, and we saw that you were editing some book, and that's all month by month, so at first the person didn't even thinks that the citizens were detained there, so you have to pay a fine and fly on, no, but it's a different situation, on the other hand, of course, the question is, how is it right to come to russia at all, if you work for an organization that everyone actually hates, but that's another story, it's hard to predict to the end, espec

also, prominent kremlin critics, including vladimir kara—murza, oleg orlov and ilya yashin.ar artist, sasha skochilenko. swapped, among others, for this man — convicted assassin vadim krasikov, identified by german officials as a russian agent. to set up a prisoner swap... evan gershkovich�*s boss says she is overjoyed to see her reporter free, but... it feels all wrong to be trading people who are entirely innocent for, you know, a convicted criminal, an assassin, but, you know, we wanted our man back. paul whelan wanted his freedom, you know, understandably. so i think it puts governments in an impossible position. flanked by relatives of the freed americans, at the white house, president biden gave his reaction. it says a lot about the united states that we work relentlessly to free americans who are unjustly held around the world, but it also says a lot about us that this deal includes the release of russian political prisoners. they stood up for democracy, human rights, their own leaders threw them in prison. the united states helped secure their release as well. americ

also, prominent kremlin critics, including vladimir kara—murza, oleg orlov and ilya yashin.ped, among others, for this man — convicted assassin vadim krasikov, identified by german officials as a russian agent. to set up a prisoner swap... evan gershkovich's boss says she is overjoyed to see her reporter free, but... it feels all wrong to be trading people who are entirely innocent for, you know, a convicted criminal, an assassin, but, you know, we wanted our man back. paul whelan wanted his freedom, you know, understandably. so i think it puts governments in an impossible position. flanked by relatives of the freed americans, at the white house, president biden gave his reaction. it says a lot about the united states that we work relentlessly to free americans who are unjustly held around the world, but it also says a lot about us that this deal includes the release of russian political prisoners. they stood up for democracy, human rights, their own leaders threw them in prison. the united states helped secure their release as well. america accuses moscow ofjailing us citiz

imagine that he can become a victim of such repression, this can be understood. from the head of the orlov memorial, like him, he was engaged in public activities, which seemed to be completely legal, here suddenly they found some article when he once wrote, you know, and they imprisoned him for discrediting the army, it is very difficult to predict, because the conditions of the game change every day, or our colleague from radio svoboda, she just came there to her mother, left russia and... here in kazan, they say: "oh, you have american citizenship, you didn't register, you have a fine, oh, you in fact, we should have registered as her agent, oh, and we they saw that you were editing a book, and this is all month by month, that is, at first a person does not even think that even a policeman is detained there, so you have to pay a fine and fly on, no, but this is a different situation, on the other hand, of course, the question how is it even right to come to russia if you actually work for an organization that everyone hates, but that's another story, it's hard to predict." to the end, e

the beginning, the reign of catherine, there was the khitrov conspiracy, for example, against the orlovs catherine, and there was the attempt of the lieutenant mirovich to put ivan vi on the throne, who was killed as a result, so that the danger was ian antonovich, ian antonovich, yes ian antonovich, of course, after this external political victory, especially after the annexation of crimea, yes, catherine, of course, strengthened her position on the throne. then she came up with a project, again connected with potemkin , to erect a cross over st. sophia, a greek, greek project, actually the destruction of the ottoman empire, then the ottoman empire, as the russian wars with it showed , was not the same as it had been before, sometime back in the late 18th century, even under peter, and it was no coincidence that she named her grandson konstantin, she wrote directly, that... and this project was pushed back, of course, we remember potemkin from the potemkin villages in crimea, yes, which, well, this is a very murky story, in fact, really murky, very murky, i am not at all sure that there

kremlin critics and anti—war campaigners like vladimir kara—murza and human rights campaigner oleg orlovssia, convicted assassin vadim krasikov, identified by a german court as having links to the russian state and nine others the kremlin wanted back. for paul whelan, this ends an ordeal that began more than five years ago when he was arrested in russia, convicted of spying and sentenced to 16 years in prison. it's a charge he's always fiercely denied. speaking later from the white house, president biden gave his reaction. it says a lot about the united states that we work relentlessly to free americans who are unjustly held around the world. it also says a lot about us that this deal includes the release of russian political prisoners. they stood up for democracy and human rights. their own leaders threw them in prison. the united states helped secure their release as well. america has repeatedly accused moscow ofjailing us citizens with the aim of trading them for russians jailed abroad. for the families and friends of evan gershkovich, paul whelan and dissidents like vladimir kara—mur

kremlin critics and anti—war campaigners like vladimir kara—murza and human rights campaigner oleg orlovremlin wanted back. for paul whelan, this ends an ordeal that began more than five years ago when he was arrested in russia, convicted of spying and sentenced to 16 years in prison. it�*s a charge he�*s always fiercely denied. speaking later from the white house, president biden gave his reaction. it says a lot about the united states that we work relentlessly to free americans who are unjustly held around the world. it also says a lot about us that this deal includes the release of russian political prisoners. they stood up for democracy and human rights. their own leaders threw them in prison. the united states helped secure their release as well. america has repeatedly accused moscow ofjailing us citizens with the aim of trading them for russians jailed abroad. for the families and friends of evan gershkovich, paul whelan and dissidents like vladimir kara—murza, this is a moment to celebrate. but keep in mind — for the kremlin, it is mission accomplished. it got what it wanted. it g

kremlin critics and anti—war campaigners like vladimir kara—murza and human rights campaigner oleg orlovicted assassin vadim krasikov, identified by a german court as having links to the russian state and nine others the kremlin wanted back. for paul whelan, this ends an ordeal that began more than five years ago when he was arrested in russia, convicted of spying and sentenced to 16 years in prison. it's a charge he's always fiercely denied. speaking later from the white house, president biden gave his reaction. it says a lot about the united states that we work relentlessly to free americans who are unjustly held around the world. it also says a lot about us that this deal includes the release of russian political prisoners. they stood up for democracy and human rights. their own leaders threw them in prison. the united states helped secure their release as well. america has repeatedly accused moscow ofjailing us citizens with the aim of trading them for russians jailed abroad. for the families and friends of evan gershkovich, paul whelan and dissidents like vladimir kara—murza, this i

these are alexander skochelenko, liliya chanysheva, ksenia fodeeva, foreigners oleg orlov and formerand demanded the introduction of opposition. his own country, russia, sanctions. mr. karamurza, thank you for coming. he was a great friend of senator mccain, then came to his funeral and stood in line behind joe biden. later he received british citizenship. another dual citizen, kevin leak, according to investigators, worked for the german intelligence services for a future career in berlin. another german was literally saved from death as part of the exchange. rekokrieger was convicted in belarus. death penalty, he worked in the security service of the us embassy in berlin, where, as belarusian investigators are sure, he received skills in handling military weapons and from there he went to the foreign legion in ukraine, already there he was recruited by the ukrainian special services for terrorist attacks, came to belarus, took the bomb from a hiding place and took it to the station, then they write: put the backpack on the railway, next to the rails at the platform, miraculously no

chanysheva, vadim ostanin, ksenia fodeeva, alexander skochelenko, andrey pevovarov, inaagent oleg orlovus alexander grigorech. russia, 13 germany, three to the united states, yuri lepatov, andrei mikhailov, sergei prokofiev, channel one. the exchange of prisoners between russia and the west is now the main topic and on many world channels, overseas commentaries on everything that happened. our own correspondent in the united states talks about this states, georgiy alesashvili. the american authorities frame the exchange as an event of historical proportions, possible only thanks to the personal involvement of joe biden, especially emphasizing the role of the allies who responded to the shuttle diplomacy of the state department, which gathered citizens of interest to russia throughout europe. joe biden, who has not been spoiling americans with his public appearances lately , appeared in front of the cameras, surrounded by relatives of three us citizens, paul willan, evan gershkovich and alsou kurmasheva. together with them to america. is the pardoned holder of an american residence permi