otto warmbier, a lot of people think, stole something, a poster. no. even north korea does not make that claim. he was controlled by the cia, he came into north korea to do some major damage, that's what north korea claims. he was showcased in a coerced confession of his wrongdoings in front of the cameras, he was physically afraid and i read a lot of forced statements, using north korean verbiage and idiomatic north korean english, also using north korean verbiage like ppr korea in english, the formal name of north korea, writing out ppr korea which is not natural to our ears. i also saw otto warmbier make an effort to signal to his family, his parents, that this is all a show. he kept saying his father has lost his business, the family is in dire straits economically, he mentioned the name of his father's company incorrectly and said that his local church had promised to give him $200,000 for his younger sibling's college tuition that he was responsible for as the eldest child and that he would also be given a used car by this church that was control

hearings on north korea policy, including the otto warmbier versus dprk trial this evening. we have a unique opportunity to hear his insights about country that keeps us awake, continues to present challenging policy problems for the region and beyond and. as if that weren't difficult enough to try to the pathology of secretive kim that leads it joining dr. lee is our very own emma whitmyer easy society policy institute officer, program officer will interview dr. lee and then conduct a q&a with the audience. emma was previously a fellow with the south korean ministry of foreign affairs. now we get the program underway, which is why you are here. i want to first thank dr. lee for taking time to speak here. we are delighted for this opportunity to host you for what we anticipate is going to be a very insightful conversation and. his book is available for purchase in baghdad, please. but just let me know. have them signed by dr. lee and i would also like to thank our members for your support to this program and all our programs here at asia society. i made possible, because of

joshua has two potential options if he beats otto wallin on saturday — facing wilder next, or havinggainst filip hrgovic. joshua says he's up for doing both — and isn't listening to any outside noise. it's just really about me, what i do. i'm not looking at, we thought we were kids, this was over ten years ago. he has changed a lot as well. so he is not the same fighter but what i do will determine what happens and i'm game. i am looking forward to it. i'm notjust saying it, i mean it. of course i want to become champion. yes, we are all focused on what is next and i am focused on what is next and i am focused on what is next and i am focused on my opponent, i am focused on the bigger picture and i am using that as a source of motivation every day i'm in the gym. i'm using that as a source of motivation. the championship, there is much more to me. that's special. three—time heavyweight champion of the world. that's phenomenal. next to cricket — it's been a record breaking few hours in dubai, where the indian premier league action has been taking place with the world's best male crick

auto otto kretschmer, pictured here, probably the most famous of the german submarine.st of these men were very young. almost all of them under 30. very few u-boat captains were still in service from the first world war. many of them became like movie stars, particularly in the early phases of the war particularly if they were successful widely in germany, appearing in newsreels getting all sorts of attention and rewards. but the incredible stresses of command led to a cycle problems heavy drinking and a remarkably high suicide rate among those commanders who were not lost at sea. keep in mind, by the late stages of the war, the on a given patrol, you only had about 60% chance of coming back. imagine going to work and having almost a 5050 chance of coming back alive. that was what daily life was like for many of these these sailors. kretschmer pictured here was 28 years old when the war began. in the first two years of the war before his capture he sank nearly 50 ships totaling 300,000 thousand tons of shipping. he was known as silent otto for his tendency to run silent

goldop, administrative functions were entrusted to otto drews.luded about forty soldiers from volksoich's sss company. team 1005 also included several drivers and six translators. one of the first operations elimination of traces of nazi crimes in belarus took place in the mogilev region. here they held a so-called master class - a demonstration event. almost everyone arrived in the area of ​​the village of pashkovo. the leadership of the occupation authorities showed them the technology for destroying corpses. more than 20,000 people were buried in ditches behind the settlement; several hundred bodies were burned as a demonstration. and a few days later, the so-called work team arrived in the pashkovo area, which was to dig ditches, remove corpses and transform them to ashes. the most terrible opening of the graves began here. mass burials, the corpses were not decomposed, there was a terrible smell , people were vomiting, those who were very sick, who could not stand the corpse smell, the occupiers laid their faces on the corpses and forced the

they sold enough to be lovely, otto, without a couple things. i'm a rough when he's lucky, live a lot by unit that we always the my name is that the it does. i uh, timeline is 82. 05. okay. the okay. got it on at the the, the oh well assume that i know who the hour is change, but the trends we observe last year continue with this. getting to the new year, change is in the air and the powers that be in politics and media are resisting the status quotes being tested. this is what could make 2020 for a water ship year of the the lady to the new monday. the 12th of the lease fairly. and the lady on go de la levi the vehicle? no. yeah, cuz i'm late the day just call and see lowering your why the the later i'll come come late, the fema. we got to go that huh. safe bogged down? my name is heidi the of the the how you go about forgiving people who did that to your wife if you can, if you can on the mobile adobe like good. we go. yeah. we're good. the don't know how to navigate. good by young to a good thing about a top down. love over how loud they 9. a

antonyjoshua prepares to face otto wallin.xt potential fight that has everyone talking. lou macari is helping the homeless at his shelter. welcome to the programme and to what could be a very significant day in football. the proposal of a european superleague, which horrified groups of fans across the country a few years ago, has resurfaced. today, the european court ofjustice decided that it was unlawful for uefa and fifa to threaten to ban clubs from joining breakaway competitions like the european super league. which means there's nothing to stop it from re—forming. let's take a look at how it got to this stage: it was in 2021, that a breakaway competition called the european super league was proposed, involving some of europe's biggest teams in a closed shop format. six of the twelve clubs were from the premier league, but there was fierce opposition from fans and football's governing bodies. and in the following days, all six premier league clubs pulled out, leading to the league collapsing with just barcelona and real ma

i'm otto. i'm mr. burden's hired man and i'm here to drive you.e led us to a hitching bar where two farm wagons were tide and i saw the foreign family crowding into one of them. the other was for us. jake sat on the front seat with otto and i rode on the straw in the bottom of the wagon box covered up with a buffalo hide. the imgrans rumbled off into the empty darkness and we followed them. i tried to go to sleep but the jolting made me bite my tongue and i soon began to ache all over. cautiously i slipped from under the buffalo hide, got up on my knees and peered over the wagon. there seemed to be nothing to see. no fences. no creeks. no trees. no hills or fields. if there was a road, i could not make it out in the faint starlight. there was nothing but land. not a country at all. but the material out of which clints are made. host: professor, you were reciting along with laura lunsden-black there. she talks about the country almost as a character. guest: yes. one of willa cather's contemporaries, mary austin, wrote about regionalism in literatur

we're just a few hours away from fight night in saudi arabia where britain's anthonyjoshua faces ottoadvantage for tonight's fight. a win over the swedish fighter in riyadh could set up a long—awaited bout with deontay wilder. i'm here to fight. i'm not here to party and get caught up in the glamour, i want to perform well, put that pressure on myself, of course i am tense because i want to perform and win, i have that urge to win and i want to hurt my opponent as well. deontay wilder — one of the hardest hitting heavyweights in history — will be fighting joseph parker on the same bill tonight. wilder remains one of the biggest draws in the sport despite having boxed fewer than three minutes in over two years. victories for both him and joshua would pave the way for them to meet each other next year. britain's daniel dubois and americanjarrell miller feature later too in another heavyweight bout. they had to be kept apart in theirweigh—in. miller hit the scales at an astonishing 23st 11. that's over six stone heavier than dubois. more build—up to that on the bbc sport website. you can

thank you, otto, for your, for your, your, your comments. excuse me. welcome, welcome. good evening. board members. my name is fadel radman. i have been in san francisco since 1982. i've been doing business in district six for the past 20 years. i am stunned to see san francisco government dragging its feet to adopt a resolution denouncing the genocide taking place in palestine. i like many san franciscans and like many human beings around the world, denounced the massacre and genocide that has been taking place against our palestinian people for the past 75 years. and currently ongoing now now at very deadly rate and degree using our tax money, which we are in despair, desperate need for it. i call upon you to show your humanity, to show your standards of morality, and to take a vote on this and vote yes immediately. we cannot wait. people are dying. please vote yes on this immediately and put us san franciscan on the side of the right, the right side of history. thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please work for us. sit down and listen. please liste

. >> deputy chief of policy for supervisor otto lee says people have faced challenges. >> it's frustrating when you are looking for services from behavioral health when the needs are escalated in your home. if you're somebody that might be in a situation or suicidal or somebody locked in a room, sometimes 911 is not the solution. >> today after dozens of speakers voiced support for a direct line the supervisors voted to investigate the cause and logistics and vote on the issue in february. in san jose, marianne father oh , nbc bay area news. >>> are san francisco schools in trouble? sf unified is considering whether to cut more than 900 jobs to avoid a $400 million budget shortfall. the school board will meet. the first is a proposal by the superintendent to cut more than 900 unfilled jobs. that would be to balance the books. the second is approval of a sizable pay raise for teachers. this was worked out with the union earlier this year. as for those job cuts, the superintendent says the jobs he's looking to cut are no longer needed since district enrollment continues to decline. he's also

it's a big night for britain's anthonyjoshua as he gets ready to face otto wallin in a must—win heavyweight13 pounds. a win over sweden's wallin at the kingdom arena in riyadh could set up a long—awaited contest against deontay wilder who'll be fighting joseph parker on a blockbuster night of boxing. i'm not here to party and get caught up in the glamour, i want to perform well, put that pressure on myself, of course i am tense because i want to perform and win, i have that urge to win and i want to hurt my opponent as well. pure focus on saturday, that is where every cell of my body to doing what i know i can do. totte n ha m tottenham now lead everton 2—o. and that's all the sport for now. british traditions, such as panto, hogmanay and cheese rolling could be in line for united nations protected status. the government is beginning a consultation on which activities should go on an official list of the uk s cultural highlights — when it signs up to a un convention. david sillito reports. pantomime is a uniquely british and enormously popular tradition. oh, hi. didn't see you there. but sh

it's a big night for britain's anthonyjoshua as he gets ready to face otto wallin in a must—win heavyweightd muscularfigure, weighing in at 17 stone 13 pounds. a win over sweden's wallin at the kingdom arena in riyadh could set up a long—awaited contest against deontay wilder who'll be fighting joseph parker on a blockbuster night of boxing. i'm not here to party and get caught up in the glamour, i want to perform well, put that pressure on myself, of course i am tense because i want to perform and win, i have that urge to win and i want to hurt my opponent as well. pure focus on saturday, that is where every cell of my body is fully focussed to doing what i know i can do. in the nba, the defending champions the denver nuggets, held off a late surge from the brooklyn nets to get a third straight win. as is so often the case when the nuggets play, centre nicola jokic, led the way. the serbian finished the game with 29 points and also added a further 11 rebounds. team—mate jamaal murray, however, outscored him on this occasion. this three—pointer, part of his game high 32. he also had nine as

we're still a few hours away from anthonyjoshua stepping into the ring in saudi arabia he's fighting otto another step back towards the top of the division. he's a former world champion. a win over the swede at the kingdom arena in riyadh could set up a long—awaited fight with deontay wilder next year, who is also fighting on the same card. the winner of that could then get a crack at a world title. i'm here to fight, i'm not here to party and get caught up. i want to fight and perform well. there is pressure on myself, i want to perform, i have the urge to win and i want to hurt my opponent. if you go to the appleby website you can keep across the boxing as we wait for anthonyjoshua, to see how he gets on. now to one of the most read stories today on the bbc news website and app. and it's quite a remarkable story. a mother from alabama in the united states with a rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days. kelsey hatcher delivered one daughter on tuesday and a second on wednesday, after a total of 20 hours in labour at the university of alabama hospital. experts say it's a "o

through the austrians it will not be difficult, so the name appears as otto.itself takes place in regent's park, where there are few police officers and many shady places. tim philby himself writes about this in his book, that is, he forced him into regent's park. on the grass , he sat on a bench, and as if there was no dialogue, people were resting, one was lying on the grass, the other was sitting on a bench, nevertheless, the most important conversation was taking place between them. years later, in her memoirs, philbina writes about deitch this way: the first thing that attracted attention was these are his eyes, he looked at you as if you, and talking with you now is more important to him than anything in the world. sometimes to me. they wanted to get to him somehow, apparently, both sides, recruited and recruiting , treated this matter, but with some kind of irony, the center informs about the first meeting with philby, deitch noted, kim rosshift wrote the entire list of all his friends, acquaintances with whom he communicates. at the uk department of fo

about half of those who, in my opinion, 50% will return in any case of those who left, that is, if ottotruth is from russia , i'm already afraid that it will be there, although you can come back, they won't start if everything starts to fall there. somewhere 4 million can return four and a half there four there between four n, that is, and it is already clear that you already see, already 30% do not want to return, in words, but this is what i was asked, here i was giving an interview to someone, and it is it it is some european media, they are to me they asked, and you, as ukrainians... will they return or not, and i say, it depends on you, if you stop giving them help, only 47% of those who left are now employed, and if others, what they will do, they will go to ukraine and everything, and what will they do if you do not give them help, and it depends on you, if you want, you will give, they will leave, but it looks like the countries of europe are interested , so that ukrainians remain in them, those who work, and those who work... so those who work, those who work, yes, yes, yes, we

himself took another step back to the top of heavyweight boxing, after a terrific performance to stop ottot was the headline event. but former heavyweight champion deontay wilder suffered defeat tojoseph parker, who won on a unanimous points decision. wilder, who's 38 now, saying he came up short, but doesn't believe it's the end. and anthonyjoshua insists their fight against each other could still be on the cards. i'm not too sure what can happen from here, but i'm sure that the fans will be more annoyed. for me, i understand how this game is, you never know. this is elite—level boxing. it was an amazing card. wilderjust came up short, but he will live to fight another day. me and him can still get it on, get it cracking. i believe that he is a massive threat, i'm a threat, and it could be amazing numbers if we get it on. in cricket, india's women have made history, getting their first test win over the number one side, australia, in a one—off match in mumbai. the tourists began the final day with five second innings wickets in hand and a lead of a6, but india ruthlessly dismissed them fo

we had all that snow otto of montreal, halifax. it's now pushed away, but replaced with cold. so auto a minus 5, montreal minus 8, so that snow is certainly going to stick around to the west. we go, we have been talking about that atmosphere river, it's pushed out of then coover. so let's go to the south. portland could see a months worth of rain in 24 hours, and this does pour into northern california, around san francisco. but if we look toward the desert southwest, not bad. plenty of sun in the forecast. vegas $28.00 degrees and for new mexico, albuquerque coming in at 14, on wednesday in the quote to you by visit cuts on the the the okay. back or mind of the main headlines. these rarely ami claims its troops to reach the concepts on units of southern guns. that is, it previously declared the area a site's a millions of palestinians of salt shelter that israel has carried down to a large scale attack on the jamalia rescue. g camp in northern gone so many people are fits, have been killed. refugee camp is the largest on the strip that has been repeatedly a times and at least

and it's been declared as such from the outset by saying that otto and it's something garza by these really participants by treating them like a human animal by the minister of defense. and by sight being, we're going to go after them and their children and their animals by these ready prime minister. this is a war that needs to be covered professionally by people who are sacrificing their life, put things there and their loved ones, life at stake. and they should be respected, they should be on a not undermined by watermark. garzon is right. i'm going to ask you, i want to widen the search a little bit because we're one of the reasons that we're talking about jake sullivan is the fact that he's talking to the stadium present mock motor bus. the us is very keen that the palestinian authority should play some sort of role in governing garza whenever this conflict comes to an end. given the fact that the level of destruction, the level of injury and death that we've seen in gaza and in the west bank, it was in the west bank, particularly the palestinian authority has been in charge. ho

and former president, j e are both in otto of brazil. so what's next of argentine? joining me now to answer that question is veronica goggle, who teaches political science at the university of windows itis, and is the author of the feminist international. how to change everything. we're also joined by an s those a man who is an associate professor of latin american history at the university of bergen and author of ambassadors of the working class argentina's, international labor activist and cold war democracy in the americas. i want to thank you both for jeremy on a front end. so what to start with you? malay was pretty much an unknown entity just a few years ago. he was a complete outside or to the political scene. how did he not only rise so quickly, but also in the winning by such a large margin? it wasn't just about the promise of change, a difference from the, the current political class, given the fact that the countries facing triple digit inflation and 40 percent of large tides live below the poverty line. yeah. well, i think of course, when you place you o

another step towards the top of the heavyweight division after eight horrific performance stopping ottotjoseph parker, a former champion as well. parker winning on a unanimous points decision. wilder, who is 38, now, admitted he came up short but he doesn't believe is the end of his career. joshua says a fight against wild can still happen. i'm not too sure what can happen from here. but i'm sure from a fan perspective they will be more annoyed. for me, i understand how this game is. you never know. this is a elite level boxing. it was an amazing card. wilder came up short but he'll live to fight another day. me and him could still get it on, could still get it cracking. i still think it does amazing numbers if we get it on. in cricket, india's women have made history with a first test win over the number one side australia. the tourists began the final day in mumbai with five second innings wickets in hand and a lead of a6, but india dismissed them for 261, leaving a modest target of 75 to chase. smriti mandhana's unbeaten 38 helped them get there easily. india's win is their first in

he's fighting otto valeen in a must—win heavyweight contest.r the swede at the kingdom arena in riyadh could set up a long—awaited fight with deontay wilder, that's if he wins his fight againstjoseph parker on the same card. the winner of that could then get a crack at a world title. a lot more on the bbc sport website, reaction to the football. and that's all the sport for now. now to one of the most read stories today on the bbc news website and app. and it's quite a remarkable story. a mother from alabama in the united states with a rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days. kelsey hatcher delivered one daughter on tuesday and a second on wednesday after a total of 20 hours in labour at the university of alabama hospital. experts say it's a "one in a million" pregnancy — a double uterus affects 0.3% of women. kelsey and husband caleb called them "miracle babies". it's a little surreal. like, the morning of driving in i got very emotionaljust thinking about how long it could take, all the things that could go wrong, but also all

anthonyjoshua took another step back to the top of heavyweight boxing after terrific performance to stop ottohe outset, getting the better of wallin before the swede's corner pulled him out of the fight at the end of the fifth round. that bout — the headline event — alongside former heavyweight champ deontay wilder's shock defeat tojoseph parker. many were hoping for a joshua—wilder fight next year, but aj insists it might still be on the cards. i'm not too sure what can happen from here, but i'm sure that the fans will be more annoyed. for me, i understand how this game is, you never know. this is elite—level boxing. it was an amazing card. wilderjust came up short, but he will live to fight another day. me and him can still get it on, get it cracking. i believe that he is a massive threat, i'm a threat, and it could be amazing numbers if we get it on. so wilder's career, perhaps in the balance, after his loss tojoseph parker, as the co—headline fight on the bill in riyadh. the new zealander parker won on a unanimous points decision — onejudge had him winning every round. for wilder, that lo

usyk and the subsequent rematch last year — and wants to continue his winning streak against sweden's ottokes on joseph parker. if both win, they could finally get in the ring together next year. butjoshua's focussed on the prize of winning back a title. it's hard to switch off from the opportunities. i transform that pressure and what could be a distraction into motivation. of course i want to become champion. i'm not focusing on that right now. yes, we are all focused on what's next and focused on my opponent, the bigger picture and i'm using it as a source of motivation as every day i'm in the gym. i would love to fight wilder and more, so i'm using it as motivation. nobody wants to get knocked out. i hit different. understand me? i can end your career. i say he's 100% afraid, but i think he's a 75%. now his promoter and his management are 1000% afraid. that's what he does all the talking. that's why he has to have him winning all occasions and times, because the ones that don't have to get in the ring, of course they're going to have the biggest... and that's all the sport for now. her

joshua, now 34, faces sweden's otto wallin and on the same bill — is deontay wilder — who'll be fightingen he lost to oleksander usyk for a second time some people were saying he was finished — how do you sum up his rebuild across the past year and a half and his challenge tomorrow night? the rebuild has been gradual, slow and methodical and i have liked it because they have notjumped straight back in. he has had two wins since that particular loss and they were not spectacular. just nice and slow. and in the build up here, i have seen an old dj. in a day i saw five or six years ago and when i use the word that people don't like musing about boxing, i have seen a nasty anthonyjoshua and that is the macro and i like. it's also a contradiction in terms, no more kissing babies heads, at this time for a nasty anthonyjoshua to re—emerge. for a nasty anthony joshua to re-emerge-— for a nasty anthony joshua to re-emerue. , ~ ., , re-emerge. sounds like mentally usina re-emerge. sounds like mentally usin: a re-emerge. sounds like mentally using a different _ re-emerge. sounds like mentally using

anthonyjoshua has weighed in 13 pounds heavier than his opponant otto wallin ahead of this saturday'sfight. -- his opponent. the brit was 17st, 13lbs at the weigh—in in riyadh. a win over sweden's wallin at the kingdom arena, in saudi arabia could set up a long—awaited contest against deontay wilder. american wilder will face fellow former world championjoseph parker in saturday's co—main event. i'm not here to party and get caught up i'm not here to party and get caught up in the glitz and glamour, i'm here to fight. of course i'm tense because i want to fight and win. i got an urge to win and i want to hurt my opponent, as well. saturday is where my heart and soul, every cell on my body is fully focused words and doing what i know i can do. and that's all the sport for now. staying with sport and to india. india's top wrestler, who won an olympic bronze in 2016, has quit the sport as a row over accusations of sexual harrassment at the top of the country's wrestling federation continues. sakshi malik, along with other female wrestlers, protested in central delhi for weeks earlier in

at the first meeting with kim philby, he does not say his real name, introducing himself as otto.ing itself takes place in redent's park, where there are few police officers and many shady places. tim philby himself writes about this in his book, that is , deitch forced him to lie down on the grass in a rented park, he himself sat on a bench, and, as it were... dialogue, people are resting, one is lying on the grass, the other is sitting on a bench, however less between they are where the most important conversation takes place. rum castro, a product of stellor group. years later, in her memoirs, philbina writes about deitch like this. the first thing that attracted attention was him. eyes, he looked at you as if you, and conversation with you, is now more important to him than anything else in the world. sometimes it seemed to me that we were friends from childhood. i was sure that my life and i myself interested him not so much professionally as humanly. dach gave philby the operational pseudonym sönchen, son. arnold dech, he was their age. maclean, son of the late minister of o

there is otto trees that have been cut or id are about 3 months ago. that's how the science looks like. but they are not doing any single paper. so they are missing and being caught illegally and there is no mark around them. environment is monitoring the illegal logging can be dangerous as gabrielle poem knows all too well. if we don't get into court, there were plenty of dr. threatening events. i was beaten all wants to that, and actually there was a one time when they really thought they, they kill me because i was not moving anymore by chance. i survived. but my body's scaring deep once, and i basically no longer have a bone in my body, which was not a brawl. can i just say that attack happened in 2015 phone and is team from agent green? we're investigating illegal logging and a nature reserve when they were attacked by a group of men. in the phone was wearing a body camera at least 6 foresters had been killed in romania over the last 10 years. the government and law enforcement are supposed to protect romania as natural resources. instead, people

anthonyjoshua has weighed in 13lbs heavier than his opponant otto wallin ahead of this saturday's must—winrday's co—main event. i'm not here to party and get caught up in the glitz and glamour, i'm want to fight and perform well. of course i'm tense because i want to perform and win. i got an urge to win and i want to hurt my opponent, as well. saturday's where my heart and soul, every cell in my body is fully focused towards and doing what i know i can do. time to bring you a quick update on the match at villa park — villa have equalised in the dying moments of added time, it is now 1—1 against sheffield united, meaning they would be second in the table, level on points with arsenal still a few minutes to go in that game. you can keep up—to—date with it on the bbc sport website, but that's all the support for now. hello there. full christmas forecast coming up in just a moment, first of all, i thought we'd start off with these rare nacreous clouds that are once again being spotted overhead in the uk. these form really high in the earth's atmosphere — between 13—19 miles above the ground.

write a very powerful piece back in the first trump campaign morning that this is someone who has ottotendencies he argued he could be a fascist. what we are seeing here, pay attention, according to bob kagan. it could be worse than the second term because he will not have checks in the system, there will not be anyone in the republican party he stands up to him because he will prove that he is the dominant force in their party despite 91 felony counts, despite the indictments, despite everything else. robbie kagan's point was saying that he will be able to get around with a whole lot more without the checks and balance that traditionally restrain the presidents in both parties. >> in that same op-ed, robert kagan also says this, peter. trump will enter the general action campaign early next year, backed by growing political and financial resources and an increasingly unified party. can the same be said of biden? peter, what is the answer to that? >> well, we are a long way away from that, obviously. we have to be careful about making predictions. it is true right now that the democrat

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specific instance in the moment, but i can tell you we're looking at everything to join me now in otto hoss judy or is david the raw. she's a professor at the national defense university, and formerly the pen to goes director of arabian peninsula fast. thanks very much for being with us. so uh, 1st of all, uh, what do you make of, of the uh, us tech to stays comments there. um, he's a, he's in a tough spot is in the, in, in, in terms of having to deal with all of this uh, criticism of, uh, of the us position given to mounting civilian casualties. and the need to, to, to be seemed to be continuing to, to support as well. yeah, he's in a very tough spot. i mean, it, i think it reflects both the realities on the ground. i think that western populations in particular have a false idea of warfare. they believe that it is clean and surgical when it's not high up in part. this is the legacy of desert storm, which was just unprecedentedly, casually free. uh, at least on the allied side. uh and i think the 2nd problem is there's a domestic cleavage within his own political party between those w

about the operation long jump, an assassination attempt on top officials, which was being prepared by ottofor roosevelt to remain in the soviet union. churchill, because they were aware that the british empire was already losing its weight, it was losing its status as a great power, the most important question was the opening of a second front, the soviet union was waiting for it, it was not just that the stew that was supplied according to lend-lease, the soldiers jokingly called it the second front. we have been waiting for this front for a long time, in 1942, but they didn’t open it, citing if we read the correspondence of our leader with churchy, then the lack of ships, then people , etc., and the leaders of the three countries came to an agreement, in forty-four they will open a second front on french territory, less than a year will remain until victory. natalya leonova, denis ponovaryov, konstantin leonov, ilona tikhonova, channel one. we never tire of reminding you that december 1st is on the calendar. today, by the way, they come into force. our correspondent, yulia molostova, has

i suggest the name long jump, long jump. beautiful, in my opinion, just like otto, precise and at thestalin, churchill and roosevelt, will gather for at least 2 hours on churchill's birthday on november 30th. the meeting is unlikely to start before five will end. will not be? we think the risk is minimal. churchill is a big showman and will not miss the opportunity to celebrate his birthday in the company of stalin and roosevelt, at his british embassy. if he had the opportunity, he would invite you, as a souvenir for posterity. please, scherenberg, we are planning to attack the british embassy from several directions. first: a diversionary strike that is doomed to failure. from the side of the cemetery through the underground passage that leads to the english embassy, ​​everyone knows about it. it is carefully guarded. we we will arrange a grandiose fireworks display there, which will distract significant british security forces. second: to serve the embassy, ​​the british use restaurants known to us. whose owners we have approaches to. at least 25 waiters will be used at the recepti

he did his bit last saturday winning the winning the match against otto wallin in saudi. didn't ottooney opponent for next year john suffered a john wilder, was suffered a shock loss to joseph parker of new zealand. and it looks as if anthony joshua is going to seek the b route in terms of regaining his heavyweight title , regaining his heavyweight title, as it looks like march to ninth against, hrgovic , the against, uh, filip hrgovic, the very talented croatian £100 million fight and the winner of that should be in a position to take on the winner and take on the winner of usyk and fury. but we have more on that as goes as the day goes on. >> joshua didn't >> i bet anthony joshua didn't have day lunch, have a big christmas day lunch, did he? >> t-n >> i've spent christmas day with anthony joshua once and he has a massive christmas dinner. i was ianed massive christmas dinner. i was invited in. i had a look, his mum invited me in to sit down and six in morning. and it was six in the morning. i had appointments with had appointments later on with at know my at home. of course, you kn