so in the fourteenth year, the osce stated that in places of mass graves in combat areas, huh?the bodies of people were found taken with internal organs, and most likely, these were donations of curved decays, that is, this information appeared as early as the fourteenth year through the osce, but this was maria vladimirovna, some kind of reaction to this was from international organizations. if at the level of the osce, this is a problem recognized. for them, the business of the west. this business is put on stream for them, it has an international, you know, such an actuaz, that is, such a global pool, and they will do everything in order to beat their crimes, so black transplantation in ukraine acquired even more scope after the start of the russian social military operation. why? because the kiev regime adopted special legislation that simplified the activities of the simple in the country as much as possible? and by the way, i will also talk about this and it is written to become. sonya is in rossiyskaya gazeta, but one should not think that this applies only to citizens o

or maybe here at the osce site, suddenly the russian language was canceled.ithuanian cyclamate painfully. maybe you are not a schizophrenic reaction of the democratic community, poland i have not heard accusations of schizophrenia, but at some point, nevertheless , the reserves of english become not enough of his strength. pushkin dostoevsky tolstoy forces the lithuanians. remember school lessons russian language everyone will get high school answers. lithuanian diplomacy. it's a new , sophisticated conversational tactic here. in the permanent council, the language of insulting accusations, but not the search for compromises and solving problems, the osce in theory was supposed to be a comprehensive structure as opposed to nato that is, if nato is about war, military weapons, the osce is about peace dialogue and the need to talk. is this possible, apparently, the osce has not turned into a platform not for european security, but for european buffoonery and coven, then the brighter one will get more pluses of the summary from the american chief it is noteworth

he lost his father, sister and grandfather and with the help of the humanitarian corridor from the osceave to relatives in estonia because of the position of the authors that the film is based on real events it made waves the indignation of the people of mariupol who survived the real blockade of the city, people were outraged by the distortion of the truth , the softened transmission of events and sometimes lies , in particular, the film shows the active work of the osce, the evacuation of residents of this organization the presence of mobile communications in the city, although in fact all this was not the osce in the city at that time, evacuation corridors did not exist, wrote about this separately, the journalist and writer nadiya sukhorukova from mariupol supported her and the journalist nataliya dyadova, who lost her husband in mariupol, but photographer from mariupol yevhen sosnovsky, who lived in the besieged city for 65 days, wrote that such films should be much more honest or communication in the city , there was no light and separate rooms in basements also, it turns out that

yes , for a long time we brought their soviet times and in post-soviet times to the osce.s a model of how security should and cannot be organized. e. the whole continent is now clear that this model was unsuccessful due to a change in the balance of power within the osce, and there is an organization called the shanghai cooperation organization sco, which includes the leading states of eurasia to this structure is joined by new members, for example, iran is soon to become a full member of this organization. maybe, uh, it is realistic to provide, if in its development to ensure the stability of the security of the state of eurasia, there are a lot of conflicts between states. even in our central asia, all the members between which these problems exist, the members of the dc cannot completely solve this problem. although, perhaps, in principle, there are two great powers of eurasia, china and india , between which there are certain let's say problems and sometimes we are talking about competition, not irremovable competition of things. in general, it is normal and, in my opi

well, everyone just very quickly found out where it came from, secondly, they have, as if from the oscepresentative who actually sat a year ago, and this is also a very old video, which is still a year old back in made a statement that this the young lady has never worked in the osce, there is no relationship. in general, she is there, you know, there is a whole hitler yugen, such a whole network of putin's like that, where are the young eyes of putin , that's where they gather, she's somewhere there, in khabarovsk or in vladivostok, she's from there , too, that is, some kind of actress the theater burned down, which tells something, but you also see that the goal is to take it to international organizations , they are trying to arrange a meeting of the un security council there, as they once tried to arrange mosquitoes in a laboratory space, but apparently it will be. now this is interesting to me to what extent has it already spread? well, this story, well, it’s such a left wing, they have such a lot of left-wing flour today. the center for countering information has made a large mate

this industry was actually without an osce control mission, which dealt with the topic, as early as 22iscovered up to ten clandestine laboratories in the country, when the laboratory was smooth and, as a rule, it was there. after the explosion, that is , we went to the stove. sorry, the kids were cut, and now this situation is completely taking on catastrophic proportions, which, of course, will now be aggravated. this is due to the fact that now there is a huge human loss. from that side. this means that some of the people who disappeared there will, with great regret, be used as a source of organs, fucking black platons. first of all, in western europe, especially with the advent of such crazy ukrainian military doctors operating on the front line of germany, grandmothers take eye sockets cut out the eyes, cut out the kidneys and liver. he says, about the captured russian military, but after all, much more often ukrainians have to operate, the number of wounded only during the last attempts at a counteroffensive by the armed forces is in the tens of thousands. business thrives on hig

they have responsibility as a coordinating authority for wmd related activities, so, it's not just an osc body. it is very much one that we hope -- we have not met yet, but we will have active participation from the services, from the combatant command, so they have that element of hearing from all parts of the department where there are challenges and what is needed to get them. >> like most bodies, there are lower working groups that will feed into this on a regular basis and be meeting more often. >> when i asked richard to talk to that. >> just to briefly say, as someone who has cochaired nuclear posture, i think my colleagues and we served as the day-to-day co-chair working group for the bpr, and i think she has been sick and tire of this when we made all these comparisons through the nuclear posture review. but as was noted, i think there were some value there in one of the outcomes and the mpr. as we do npr and plantation, a lot of those issues were identified to have a body to go back to to be the lead for implementation for there was a nuclear weapons counsel on the case of polic

or the so-called helsinki accords, the document laid the foundation for the osce and was considered asant step in reducing the tension of the cold war, the principles of cooperation and coexistence were stipulated in various fields and in international legal and military-political and economic and humanitarian , the principles of territorial integrity, non- intervention and generally peaceful settlement of disputes were emphasized. and today there is a pan-european process on security cooperation. in fact, curtailed due to the position of western participants on august 1 , 2022, the yeltsin ural federal university announced to booths a new substance for the treatment of severe pneumonia, it will allow new drugs to be brought to the market to combat influenza and covid in the future. results the study was published in the international scientific journal pharmaceuticals. it is especially emphasized that the chemical compounds obtained by wurhu do not depress the immune system , a researcher at the laboratory of organic synthesis noted. university. konstantin satiev, the therapeutic effe

in the fourteenth year , the osce stated that in the places of mass graves in the areas of hostilitiess of people with taken internal organs were found, and most likely. these were the victims of illegal rassosov over the past year and a half, the scale of this shady business in ukraine has only been growing, a whole truckload of human organs in june they promised to send to one of the nato countries to the west they are selling the hearts of ukrainians, their bones and even the eyes of the lives of their own citizens for the kiev regime, similar do not cost anything ukrainians are not only thrown into the so-called local assaults, leading to huge losses. well, the incoming information is used by wounded fighters as biomaterial mystery removing organs for transplantation. apparently, it is no coincidence that last year zelensky signed a law on transplantation providing for the removal of human organs, without their consent, this law was officially recognized to simplify organ donation. in fact opened wide opportunities for corruption experts say. notarize the written consent of a perso

osce.he did not anticipate, or perhaps i should say he expected that the alliance europe and the united states let's not forget canada and so much of the world would remain cohesive and, come together. we've seen a lot of headlines in the past five or six years, looking back over decades of splits and shifts, the united states and europe. splits within europe. the nato's alliance. what was its future. and yet we've this incredible coming together. could you comment, kathy, on on what you experienced as high representative and then perhaps how you reflect on it now of that relationship between the united states, the eu, which, as you've already said, is critical to so much we do globally, but certainly within the broader transatlantic space and then also perhaps comment on on how found working between the eu and nato's. so the importance the transatlantic relationship the european union member states you you cannot overestimate it is incredibly important it's vital because it is that link th

some of the osce officers arrested are facing multiple charges which if convicted could put them behind bars for over 3 decades and just say, you know, fbi says this investigation is very much ongoing. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. thank you, sarah. >> another big story tonight. 2 students were stabbed this morning james lick high school in san jose. and one of those students is in critical condition tonight. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest from san jose. >> here in san in front of james lick high school. you can see behind me that there is also a law enforcement presence out here on this thursday. it was around 11, 31. police were notified of a stabbing here on campus. they say when they arrived, they found 2 students involved in the stabbing. a suspect fled the area before they got here. both of the students were taken to local hospitals. initially police say that one was injured and needed care, but we are now learning that 2 students were stabbed. the school was immediately put on a lockdown that was lifted at 12, 30. >> the district says that the

do anything anion, not nato , nor anyone, any other institution, i don’t know, the red cross, the oscealliances are there with the fact that russia is turning the black sea into its own puddle, it is mined there with all the problems that arise from this, but i want to touch a little on the historical aspects because, well, there is one force that is capable of contradicting, if we say so, in this dominance, it is natural turkey since uh 300 years ago uh russian federation or tsarist russia then they started fighting for uh turkish straits bosphorus and dardanelles and russian federation uh since those times she dream of establishing control over bosphorus and daniels

00;00] do anion, neither nato, nor anyone, any other institution, i don’t know, the red cross, the oscethe council of europe, what other alliances are there with the fact that russia is turning the black sea into its own puddle , mined with all the problems that arise from it, but i want let's touch on the historical aspects a little because there is one power that can contradict, if we say so, in this dominance, it is of course turkey because uh 300 years ago uh russian federation or tsarist russia then they started fighting for uh turkish straits the bosphorus and the dardanelles and the russian federation, since those times, it has been a dream to establish control over the bosphorus and the danils after the victory in the second world war, this is a historical fact. stalin approached churchill with a request and a proposal to grant permission to the soviet union to locate a base in the dardanelles of the soviet union in order to control the entry and exit from the black sea in general . just a base to gain control over istanbul, istanbul of course has a sacred meaning for them, cons

i will explain what i, for example, consider legal literacy, and not what the osce writes there.nce are all quite obvious political literacy is when a conditional round takes place on the eve of the presidential election. you understand what is there, and one candidate alexander grigorievich and five others , and i see the pickets of each in my head. i have the following thought. so it means approximately in the country, for example, about 20% do not want to vote for lukashenka , let's say for me as a person who is profitable for lukashenka to sign for each of them, so that 20% of these votes are blurred between five opposition candidates, you understand, yes, and then one of them conditionally there oleg sergeevich received his conditionally there, there is five percent think, yeah, again percent. i'm not profitable political, i'm better at all here. this is politics, and so, when we will meet to understand these processes, and those who vote, and those who put forward their candidacies, and those who evaluate, then this process. this is where the political movement begins. we a

format they tried to gather in one form or another representatives of the states that are part of the oscemediately started provocations, they immediately started shouting political slogans. well, limit it in remote format, it is almost impossible, as you understand, because they connected there from different computers with different names and using one link that was sent there only for the representative of russia of the organization for security cooperation in europe. therefore, we have already established this for sure and we can see our experience with on this occasion, therefore, in the case of a meeting in saudi arabia, it was not necessary. well, as for those , i was surprised.

too a video that was made a year ago with a statement that this young lady has never worked in the osce, there is no relationship. in general, she is there, you know, there is a whole hitler yugen, such a whole network of putin's like that , oh, where are the young eyes of putin, that's where they gather, is she somewhere there or in khabarovsk or in vladivostok, she is from there too, that is, an actress who burned down in the theater and tells something, but you also see that the goal is to bring it to international organizations, they are now trying to organize a meeting of the un security council there, as they once did in the laboratory tried to accommodate mosquitoes, but apparently it will be. now i'm interested in how much it has spread. well, this story , well, it's such a left of flour, they have such a lot today. er, we er distributed it among the representatives of the partner countries, er, there was even a secret meeting. were suitable enough seriously they have been preparing for this for a very long time. this company actually started in the 14th year and it was constant

it operates within the framework of the osce . austria is one of the observer countries. the diplomat noted that this is the fourth such shipment. security of ukraine detained a russian informant who leaked to the enemy the repair bases of the armed forces in zhytomyr oblast. she turned out to be a resettled woman from donetsk oblast. the special services promised their help in return for this, she was promised to issue a russian passport and help with moving to the russian federation. the informant was detained a few days before her attempt to leave russia through a third country. she was charged with state treason. under martial law, teenage games costing her health more than a child from buchi received 90% of severe burns. 13-year-old mykyta climbed onto the roof of an electric train for fun. the boy was electrocuted . this was told by the head of the police of the kyiv region , andriy zabitov, to law enforcement officers in an emergency. escorted the ambulance to the capital's burn center, now doctors are fighting for the child's life, you can say what happened, you c

even before the start of the full-scale invasion and the otzidan, and this is also confirmed by this osce, in particular about the that more than a thousand ukrainian children were moved from crimea to russia, for example, to establish that at the moment we are talking about the fact that almost 20,000 of those cases and industrial industrial deportation of ukrainian children have been verified and they are scattered throughout the territory of russia, that is, they are located in 57 regions of this country and also despite the fact that russia says that this does not happen , it still grants russian citizenship to ukrainian children. and this is according to the perspective , for example, for boys. this is very important because then they are forced to serve in the russian army, essentially fighting against their homeland, and 380 cases have already been recorded when ukrainians received russian citizenship and were adopted by ukrainian and russian families. children to ukraine , iryna, the international criminal court has already declared putin wanted for the war crime of child abductio

[000:00:00;00] and in the states that are part of the osce, the russian federation immediately started provocations, they immediately started shouting in a remote format, this is practically impossible, as you understand, because they connected there from different computers with different names, and it was sent only there for the representative of russia during the organization of security cooperation in europe. therefore, we have already established this for sure and we can see our experience in this regard, therefore, the russian federation was not needed at this meeting in saudi arabia. well, what about the countries whose participation was surprising? our biggest victory, of course, it is participation, i ask, it is indisputable, and we see that china is starting to play an increasingly larger role in the formation of these principles on which peace in ukraine will be formed . there are several reasons why china is starting to take a more active role. it is pleasant for us that everyone wants to be on the side of the winners, and in the future to take part in the reconstruction of

anything, neither nato , nor anyone i don't know what other institution there is, the red cross, the oscee council of europe, what other alliances are there with the fact that russia is turning the black sea into its own puddle, mined with all the problems that arise from it, but i want to touch a little on the historical aspects because uh, well, there is one power that can contradict, if we say so, in this dominance, it is of course turkey, because uh, 300 years ago, uh, the russian federation or tsarist russia, then they started a struggle for uh, the turkish straits of the bosphorus and the dardanelles , and the russian the federation has since those times dreamed of establishing control over the bosphorus and the dardanelles after the victory in world war ii. this is a historical fact. stalin approached churchill with a request and a proposal to grant permission to the soviet union to locate a base in the dardanelles of the soviet union in order to control the entry and exit from the black sea in general. well , here we are. i'm sorry, i'll add. we have a famous historian on the air,

yulia yarmolenko, mykhailo butsurkiv, expert of the analytical council and former spokesman of the osce special monitoring mission in ukraine, mr. mykhailo, told my colleague yulia yarmolenko, mr. mykhailo . russian drones, tell us about what is happening now in odessa, where you are. how did the night pass and how alarming is the situation now? i congratulate you . they were such a terrible sword, and i watched them. they already started at two o'clock in the morning and they took it away, it took about two hours, that's a very, very long time, i'll be with us and as you can see, i'm in the supermarket phase and i live 5 km from here and i heard an explosion, mr. mykhailo odesa - it's not only one of the largest cities of ukraine, one of the largest ports, this city is also of important economic importance, and it looks like russia is now purposefully trying not only to cause immediate damage, but also to significantly affect the future opportunities, the future economic opportunities of ukraine, what about this at this stage, ukraine's western partners can do something to help avoid s

they lived here, shot back and aimed, including at the civilian population, the osce recognized the donbassst mined areas in the world and knowing this, the uno but what about the right to life protecting children from all forms of violence. it's all spelled out and in the donbass with the blood of alexei i melt what is happening close, when he was 16, he blew himself up on me. what was the echo of the great patriotic war almost 80 years have passed since its end. yes, they have worked everywhere as sappers, but in our days to specially throw such gifts to children is impossible to imagine and this is the reality of the children of donbass . i have an interval of three fingers and a brush. i’ll try to briefly and tell the time, that is, we went for a walk on the first number. at there were four of us. well, let's cut, well, we decided to shorten the path through the paths and well, to get to the playground to play football. there they saw a bundle unwound, it turned out to be a mine, then the explosion stole in memory. i woke up with a bandaged hand, someone put a tourniquet on my grandmoth

i will explain what i, for example, consider legal literacy, and not what the osce writes there.l pretty obvious political literacy. this is when the conditional round is on the eve of the presidential election. you understand that there is only one candidate , alexander grigoryevich. five others, i see the pickets of each, and in my head i have the following thought. so mean approximately in the country, let's say, about 20% do not want to vote for lukashenka, let's say it's profitable for me as a person who lukashenka 's hall to sign for each of them, so that 20% of these votes are blurred between five opposition candidates, you know, yes, and then one of them conditionally, there oleg sergeevich having received his conditionally there, there he will think five percent, yeah, 5% it is not profitable for me, politically. i'm better at all. that's politics. and now, when we will be business to understand these processes, and those who vote and those who nominates, and those who evaluate, then the process. this is where the political movement begins. you did that in 1920. jacob di

the world, i am far from thinking that he is on the site, he can talk about it, especially on the oscethink it's there should not be such openly western sites or discredited ones. most likely something neutral neutral. i mean, not only switzerland, it has already discredited itself too. we tried to do this several times after the minsk agreements began in belarus, but the west forced ukraine to refuse. they didn't need it at all for us to participate there. now he is trying the turks arabs african countries, if it is some kind of asian country, for example, it would be. in general, it's okay. yes but the main thing, in my opinion, is to participate in these negotiations. we are also a subject. with not just there, again, someone decides something behind his back. no, i think that belarus has every right, but full-fledged participation in these negotiations about the region, about ukraine and so on. and what result of these negotiations will suit all parties and russia and ukraine and belarus well, all this is unlikely to suit, but i would say this is the minimum program for us from the

i think that this will be a platform that will be an alternative to the un for the osce, and it willte the difference of interests there is some understanding of the principles? pas, i.e. solidarity by the principles that the interests of one state must always to align with the interests of another state, and not in such a way as there is uncle sam and there are whipping boys, as the americans did, they demonstrated. here , yugoslavia, iraq, afghanistan, libya, they didn’t think about it, but they created an image for themselves, an image. uh, elephant country into utility shops and thought that the dishes can be beaten. eh, a lot of people didn't like it. at first they looked closely, now they realized that it was time to consolidate and protect themselves and reformat the world peter thank you very much for the conversation, as always, we didn’t have time ask even half the questions. therefore, we will invite you again and again. well, we are very flattered that you sacrificed part of your well-deserved legal vacation and came to our studio and we wish you. spend it usefully gain s

our first guest is a two-time osc oscar-nominated actor and avenger who beat than most, loki, and a snowplowe wednesday on disney plus. please welcome the indestructible jeremy renner! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> yes! >> jimmy: look at you, this is ridiculous. is this a publicity stunt? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> jimmy: now, if there was any question as to who the toughest avenger was, that's settled now, right? >> scarlett. scarlett johansson. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: forget downey, forget hemsworth, forget these guys. it's you, you're the guy. >> i guess so. >> jimmy: i speak for all of us when i say, thank god. look at you, you look great. we're glad to see you here. >> glad to be here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. yeah. >> jimmy: this was -- i imagine everybody knows the story. but you know, we've heard it from you when you spoke to diane sawyer. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: on new year's day, you were -- you woke your nephew up to help you plow some snow. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and your snowplow started sliding towards your nephew. you got in front

about the world, i am far from thinking that on the site you can talk about it, especially at the oscesomething neutral neutral. i mean, not only switzerland, it has already discredited itself too. we tried to do this several times after the minsk agreements began in belarus, but the west forced ukraine to refuse. they didn't need it at all for us to participate there. now he is trying turks arabs african countries, if it is some asian country, for example, it would be. in general, it's okay. yes, but the main thing, in my opinion, is to participate in these negotiations. we are also a subject. that is, not just there again behind his back, someone decides something. no, i think that belarus has every right, but full-fledged participation in these negotiations about the region, about ukraine and so on. and what result of these negotiations will suit all parties and russia and ukraine and belarus well, all this is unlikely to suit, but i would say this is the minimum program for us from the belarusian point of view. this is a neutral ukraine which is not represents neither for belarus n

well, what and where is now the osce, of course, completed.ralyzed this organization. we understand everything very well and worked together there. we understand everything perfectly, so this is not necessary. well flexibility is good now and here are those directions which the participants indicated, so to speak, e in financial and economic e, correctly transport transport logistics. these are global issues related to new technologies, by the way, let's not forget a separate area of ​​interaction that is active now. these are issues related to national, again, once again, uh, national currencies, because the biggest threat to the american claim to americans for hegemony. this is not the military potential of russia and china. although this is very a serious deterrent, and we stopped these attempts. we are now intercepting in ukraine and syria in the middle east in particular e we russia is a very important function of strengthening international security, but the main threat to the americans. this is a departure from the dollar. for them, so

publication - this decision will allow the army to make a breakthrough and the american post at the osce michael agrees with this and says that the counter on the chair will be continued. is it true. this will require much more human resources , that is, ukrainian men, than was originally planned. the course of disbelief in the success of everything is clearly seen in all european media. operations to competently use nato equipment, another bmp bradley was burned in the area work. this is the orekhovskaya direction. and these shots of the evacuation from the padded bmp m2a2 bradley were filmed on the gopro camera of the apu fighter, the crew of the imported box. one of them had to urgently jump out and crawl out with his legs torn off. he, as it became known, died, the lads were driving to the next roll-on to the klecheevka near artyom, but it was a few minutes to get to it. well, our aerial reconnaissance spotted one more video from the klecheevka areas. the movement of an entire platoon of the enemy coordinates. they were immediately handed over by artillery, which worked out lightning

end understand the sites, if the person said the minister of foreign affairs of austria yes , if the oscehis. i'm trying to understand, that's where that point will be. all right. eh, you understand the end of the conflict in ukraine, and what will happen, well, there is , as it were, clear that we have there in history, so to speak, well, memories, precedents and , accordingly, ideas about how the conflict is tabled. so, sitting at the table, who is there zhukov and on the other side, who were there? kate or some celt, but signs a document called capitulation, but well , you're talking about this kind of end of the conflict, i'm still. unfortunately, with you i can’t even imagine how to end this conflict. this is just the trouble hmm and it will end. we are with you confidently not so nothing will last. there are 50 or 100 years, well, it was clear, please, here i would like to continue the speech of my colleague . this is because they are now under the influence of propaganda, russians are drawn with fangs made of green skin. here they all mean, pointy ears and all the sublime ones ther