country barbecue, give way to an elegant ottoman full sword between the ottoman and your appearance.center of the room will turn into a restaurant on the couch, where you can also sleep. so sit down tv with popcorn with dinner. well, for dessert, we go to visit, we invite guests to the house of the era of post-constructivism architect. maria amelina designed the interior, which seemed to come off the tablecloth with a picture from the hostess's collection. he gave us information. how to play light shit, and then we will dig deeper and visit the cell apartment, in which the owners of the meticulously created the atmosphere of the soviet. vanguard is the original painting of the wall in the thirties with these piping. i'm in labor, send an ambulance, please. i love lipsticks from them , my dear little one. well, please, come quickly, but ignorance stands in the way of his rescuers, what do you want a child to do? the stupidity of the bandura guys, damn and the meanness of the musorskie stole money from me and now they will put me in jail for misappropriation of the loan. today you are

watches in florida hoping to see the biggest blast off in history were left disappointed. despite the ottoman mission, being years over, you, nasa isn't willing to rush. we do not launch until we think it's right. safety is the top of the list. when we're ready to go back out there, we'll go back out there and try for another launch. if all goes to plan this space launch system will soon be streaking through the sky. the and crude awry and capsule will separate and circle the moon before returning to us after 6 weeks later launches aim to land humans on the moon by 2025 and eventually to explore other planets. one of those hoping to be on board is germany's alexander guest, the sequence of, of missions to allow us to get surface access to the moon in the, in potentially even get a surface as the basis of a station like and then talk to base. and then from that, we learn how to go to mars the gateway. actually, it's in such a high orbit on the moon, and it could actually go from the moon to mars. but 1st, i need to leave the planet earth. each launch costs and estimated $4000000000.00. nasa is

now space fans will be hoping it's 3rd time. lucky for today's planned launch of the ottoman one mission, nasa and the european space agency i once again attempting to send a latest spacecraft into orbit around the moon. the and crude flight will be a test for a lighter astronaut, laid landing on the moon technician, say they're confident they're fix the problems that forced them to cancel to earlier launch attempts, the most powerful rocket on earth is struggling to get off the ground. the countdown has been twice aborted in recent weeks. after hydrogen leaks were detected in nasa's giants space launch system. thousands of rocket watches in florida hoping to see the biggest blast off in history were left disappointed. despite the ottomans mission, being years overdue, nasa isn't willing to rush. we do not launch until we think it's right. safety is the top of the list. when we're ready to go back out there, we'll go back out there and try for another launch. if all goes to plan the space launch system will soon be streaking through the sky. the and crude or ryan capture will will separa

after several delays, the capture was launched into space board the new ottoman rocket. the most powerful ever built. it blasted off 50 years after nasa's last luna mission. it's an unmanned vehicle this time. but brings the u. s. one important step closer to putting astronauts back on the moon by the 2025. 321 boosters, english and left off of artemus one 3rd times a charm for artemus one. now says next generation moon rocket get blasted off from florida after a series of setbacks. just 2 hours before lift off, a leaky valve was detected, and emergency team was sent into the blas danger zone to repair it, a nerve wracking wait for the engineers. we are tracking the red crew to technicians and a safety representative that have made entry to the launch pad and are currently inside the compartment where the leaky replenish valve is to launches in august and september were cancelled due to technical problems and hurricane but patient has paid off and untrue admission is headed for the moon. nasa says the o'ryan capsule has now separated from the rocket and should soon circl

the ottomans one rocket is the most powerful ever built. it brings the u. s. a step closer to putting astronauts back on the moon to names to do by 2025. sophia bonnie is with dw science little earlier i asked him, what a relief is must be for nasa. now that ottoman was finally bound for the moon is indeed a release because we are talking about a couple of months that this rocket has been in or on the launch pad and off the launch pad. it survived hurricane and all these fuel leaks, and there is that there was a sense of sort of like, you know, reputation damage along the way. but this is, this is hugely successful, not only because of the american technology and hardware's that american rockets also with european built a service module. it's part of the, a ryan space craft where astronauts will sit. it's really big and of course the, the, to the launch window was closing because there's a secondary payload as they call it on the, on the rocket with the cube, sat very small satellites. and they have their batteries that they need for, you know, for operational

the country barbecue will give way to an elegant ottoman full of sword between the ottoman and your outer, and the center of the room will turn into a restaurant on the sofa, where you can also sleep. so sit down in front of the tv with popcorn with dinner. well, for dessert, let's go to visit, invite guests to house and post-constructivism architect. maria averina designed the interior, which seemed to come off with a picture from the collection of the hostess of the tablecloth tons. he gave us information on how to play light, and then we dig deeper and visit the cell apartment, in which the masters of the scrupulously created a soviet atmosphere. angarda, this is the original painting of the wall in the thirties with this edging. thanks to them, the walls of knauf vinci are stored thousands of memories dear to the heart. read mountains of books, watched hundreds of tv shows and dragged countless sweets, drywall. knauflist will withstand everything checked and the people of the week in the central television. voting for the living dead, how candidates from the other world get into the u

maybe 500 yards from here, walking across ottoman park and back then having a merry go round-g. nobody can figure out there was a time i had seen before or never thought about only. and they want to go there so all of us with the cantrell was there and landu was there and we at an early age developed a radar about it and andy lack, we talk about this endlessly about the need to reengage with our radar about race. >> but, walter, i think people like you who are in the left in a particular time of life, it's easier for you to be able to reject ideology and not everyone is as safe and secure and how do we think about those people who are -- feel vulnerable and do feel invisible. >> and resentful. i assume you're talking about whites as well as blacks and people that feel this globalization, the outsource. >> i'm not bragging on the -- >> i love when you especially read with time magazine and it was like on monday morning, we're catching them with the may tagt and investment and anti-immigrants and how come they're in the play et cetera and they believed in those consensus got it wr

march of pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky works dedicated to the struggle of the balkan peoples against the ottomanoke. the author created the march at the request of the directorate of the russian musical society. there he was played in that day at a charity event in favor of the red cross society was conducted by nikolai rubinstein, the founder of the first director of the moscow conservatory, tchaikovsky himself called this march at first serbian-russian here the themes are characteristic of serbian folk music and themes from the anthem of the russian empire god the tsar we keep the first performance resulted in a patriotic manifestation the audience was enthusiastically played an encore russia then actively supported serbia in the war with the ottoman empire and the newspapers wrote that the new tchaikovsky's march became a quotation a wonderful illustration of the mood in society. on november 17, 1919 , the ref-military council of the soviet republic decided to create the first cavalry army, the first in the world. it was a maneuverable formation, which later included not only cavalry units, b

family thinks he's great and he becomes accepted in a town in which people are coming in from the ottoman empire that has the greatest diversity everywhere. of any place then. that's why the renaissance happens there. in 1770 when ben franklin, before then, but when ben franklin runs away from boston, with all due respect to boston which we both like him was a very puritan, very monoculture, and if you deviate in any way, if you like on the wrong side of the antinomian crisis of god's grace and love you had to leave and go found rhode island or something. so he runs away and comes to philadelphia where there's moravians and jews an episcopal and anglicans and blacks and slaves and freed slaves, that's the cities name, city of brotherly love, philadelphia. that diversity allows the birth of america just like florence allows the birth of the renaissance. >> but he was truly a singular figure in this. did he have, i mean, he didn't have a mattice, with their patrons in philadelphia. >> was not exactly what is good at trying to find patrons. .. ivic leaders, and he created what he called the

but he gets tore florence and and in a town people come from the ottoman empire and that has the greatestersity of any place that's why the renaissance happens there. and then when then franklin went away from boston, very urgent and monoculture and if you deviate in any way like on the wrong side of the crisis then you had to leave and go found rhode island. [laughter] so there was moravians and use. so philadelphia and that diversity so as a singular figure. that get it trying to buy patrons. but it creates a community of civic leaders. because if it wasn't for the wealthy which are the shopkeepers on market street. and that leather apron club decided to figure out how to do civic improvements. but the free library and the militia and the academy. and that was the secret. is not just a patriot handing down but the civic life. >> and those that were elitist. but with the academy philadelphia and going back to the previous panel jefferson's creed for the university of virginia is to stem the elite into train them for great leadership. and then to make the more participatory in the economy

of the 2 of border attempts and at the light masses ottoman one blast off. or it's luna test flight. 321 boosters. it asked rhodes are on board, but it's a key step towards using the moon as a launch pad full for the space. exploration and donald trump announces he will run for president again, election denying form a u. s. president announced his white house to be in the wake of midterm election losses and multiple investigations. ah, i think is all, and it's good to have you with us. you as president joe biden has said it was unlikely that russia was behind a deadly missile strike on a polish village near the ukrainian border. initial us finding suggest the missile, which kill 2 people, was fined by ukrainian forces in an attempt to shoot down an incoming russian miss on poland, which is a navy member, has put military units on alert. president biden, who's in indonesia at the g. 20 summit has pledged his support for poland investigation . i want to make sure we figure out exactly what happened or is that because out to currently 2 people were killed. and

after all, after the defeat of the ottoman empire, the russian soldiers got access to persia, and fromhey could move to the name of the main raw material appendage of england. for russia, god forbid, not a, to seize the pearl in india from britain in her crown do not miss the events and people of the week on central television. kiev is preparing for a general battle. why is the head of the american of the general staff, general mile, invites zelensky to think about peace negotiations, and the commander of the armed forces of ukraine, general zaluzhny, advises not to even stutter about peace. which of the two generals will take up, what can be agreed upon by people who cannot even agree on a joint photo. is it possible that at the g20 summit in indonesia the contours of the future world are being formed, where everyone will hang all the dogs against trump and dump him. from the political train, it seems that a real conspiracy is brewing in the establishment of the republican party against the ex-president and the republicans want to get rid of him as an unnecessary chamber that could si

, the state language in vienna might now be turkish when 200- the thousand-thousandth army of the ottomansieged vienna, the situation seemed hopeless and the european capital was about to fall under the onslaught of the turks, but the cossack attack the troops changed the course of the war, forcing the ottomans to flee , even the significance of this battle was established in vienna, two monuments were erected, one to the cossack yury kulchytskyi, who is the author of the merset of viennese coffee, and the other to the cossacks who liberated the city, one of these cossacks was the grandfather of pyotr tchaikovsky, of which the great composer was always proud pyotr tchaikovsky he was always proud of the fact that he came from the glorious cossack family in ukraine. where he moved every year on the moon for 29 years, the composer found his inspiration, visited his sister and nephews, he became his favorite the initiator of the creation of the kyiv conservatory, which he dreamed of leading in his native ukraine, he wrote not only his first work, but also more than 40 world masterpieces, incl

peter returned to moscow as a winner, but in order to continue the war with the ottoman empire , allies. peter equipped a great embassy of diplomats and nobles to europe, and he himself went with them under the guise of an officer of the preobrazhensky regiment peter mikhailov in moscow instead of the tsar , the court steward of ramadanovsky, who enjoyed confidence even at the father of peter alexei mikhailovich, ramadanovsky was given the title prince caesar, entrusted with guardianship, for the royal family , queen evdokia, six-year-old tsarevich alexei and officially transferred all the fullness of power, everyone was shocked, but no one dared to object or at least be surprised out loud, and only after many years did the mechanic andrei nartov, who taught peter the takar case, write in his memoirs. has anyone heard or read in any legends that what autocrat, upon accession to his throne, leaving the crown of the scepter and entrusting the reign of the kingdom to his neighbor nobleman, undertook wandering through foreign states, an example unheard of, but in russia the sovereign is ful

in fact, also in the 19th century for egypt, it was a problem of the ottoman empire. so that's really for some that's really actually the problem that i think is more difficult to define. ready where i think that nobody will disagree when he comes to repatriate in the legal antiquities. the problem is the ethical issues. and so again, where do we decide how far do we decide to go? ready when trying to fix the wrong simplicity, luigi, i just want to ask you a little sidetracked here for a moment. there are cases where valuable artifacts have been moved in order to preserve and to protect them at times of conflict, especially in recent times in the middle east. tell us you your experience of that and how it differs from the case of been in bronze isn't another stolen artifact. i'm thinking in particular about places like palmera and how in times of conflict you protect sites of archaeological significance. there is a major issue. i mean, yes, bonita is a, is a good case about my, 1st of all in that case, much of it was an architectural monuments. so how do you move to p

the europe of the ptk, which is interesting to find on the internet, so why did ottoman imperialism wake up and why did it wake up, because the worst thing that the russians did in this russian-ukrainian war was that they destroyed the yalta rebellion system of international relations, this is such a short slice of historical geopolitics, and also let's not forget such a phenomenon as the russians have money in turkey, the rivne nuclear project, the nuclear power plant, if my memory serves me correctly, there is a place or a city called akuya. i apologize if i'm wrong, we will did not update this data in his head and a huge gas hub, the so-called so -called turkish gas stream, the turks grew up with the ambition to be a big player and generate their most diverse interests, a classical concert states of the model of the 19th century, that is why they are somewhere in the middle, plus we remind you that there is an unresolved and unfinished armenian-azerbaijani conflict , turkey is playing a very serious role there , the problem of syria is not closed, by and large turkey occupied northern

family arrived, and how did your old ottoman family come to russia?y the russians in the crimea; he remained as a wattle fence, but i decided to return it to its rightful owner. this damned peach will grow for him. only people died for nothing because of him. well, well done, not only did they solve a fresh murder, but they also raised an old murder that was not a slave. georgievich absolutely agrees with you, but what happened to the left? what did he get himself into in the plot for detective? now the men will tell everything. thanks for your ideas. and this is, so to speak, a modest fee. excuse me, but how much did you pay the merzlyakin for help, but about the consultant's box. he laid such a hmm, well, not well, he will not bring everyone to kiss yet. lyova oh, what are you digging for? for a fish for a moron, let's do it. hooray . we wish you the best incident in the morning, we talk about serious violations. in the first transfer, we have the right to receive legal advice. irkutsk the robber of flower shops who was detained police young man pen

and in swap and masses, ottoman new mission is now well on the way the iran capture spacecraft, which was launched last week, has flown around the moon. it fired its engines, 130 kilometers from the lunar surface, completing a procedure required for it to enter the moans orbit, which if all goes to plan will happen this way. the atoms mission hopes to put astronauts back on the moon surface by the year 2025 watching day w news coming. i'm mixed in d. w. news, asia fleeing a fight. i don't want thousands of ethnic minority russians are crossing into mongolia to escape conscription to the ukraine at story and much more coming up next with british vanity. after a short break in use as you are watching day w news. stay with us. if you can every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day in the foot of the rape be home.

gave the village of ruins to the tatars who fought on on the side of the commonwealth against the ottoman empire in 1717, a mosque was built in the krushenians. stanislav leshchinsky no yan sobiesky these 200 swords are held by the nurkamal mosque in norilsk . this is probably the northernmost mosque. you are right. the northernmost mosque in the world, please mosques over 100 xi'an cathedral mosque, built by visiting arabs supposedly in the 14th century, includes traditional elements of the architecture of this country. you won't understand china right away. please, ir go beyond 500. now i will definitely explain in the answer should these syllables be to go or vice versa. this style of play is barcelona's pre-coach. jossepi guardiola was based on a short pass, tiki-taka right. and kaiti, 400 - 500 for evgeny 200 for sergey 1.300. at the end of the 19th century, in south africa, this work was performed by a zalu man for whites and was considered prestigious, as it resembled tanning skins, a traditional male occupation. ik go 300 compared ninka with her. the hero of one of the thieves son

now says ottoman ariah's capital has flown over the moon. the spacecraft fired its engine to the height of 130 kilometers above the surface. the maneuver is necessary to allow the capture to enter the moon's all. but later this week, the artemus mission hoped to put astronaut back on the moon by the year 2025. well not quite struck indonesia, main island of java, killing more than 160 people. government officials say hundreds more, been injured, quite damaged, many structures and triggered landslides. in the capital, jakarta, thousands streamed into the streets after high rise buildings started swaying. java is indonesia is main island and is densely populated by some 145000000 inhabitants . the epi center of the earthquake was in the western province of the island. they w prieto, casmer. poetry is in jakarta. she taught us earlier about the scale of the destruction . you can see so many buildings are collapsed. people are being taken away to the hospitals and to give you a clear picture of the location of the epicenter of the earthquake is

and here it is insofar as then it was necessary to intercede for the slavs, uh, in the ottoman empire, bulgarians and serbs, and so on. our brothers in faith, and now he writes with bitterness and amazing words. this is also 1877. wanna not if you want, retreat to fight, mother rus' orthodox. even if it will be unsuccessful, if it pleases god to shame us, but we are both before our conscience and before history. we will be justified justified that we did our job. until the herd should opposite. if we don’t deliver anything lasting, brothers, we don’t intercede for those there, they didn’t destroy them by thousands of tens of thousands and we won’t fight, we will be ashamed before ourselves and before others and before history, and in the next world shame will haunt us and shame will fall, russia without war is lower than how the failures of the war will humiliate her, why is there a coward among the turks? of course there will be many englishmen, hungarians , poles and other freaks. well, i'm quoting. in his heart he writes so for himself, but still this is not an army, what, but only

it would knock the ottoman turks out of the war. it would allow the allied's the western allies to resupply russia. most of britain's political leaders at the time, so many of the war leaders, back to this idea. in the public's mind, the dardanelle's was always churchill's baby. therefore he was always responsible for it. this would haunt him down into the second world war itself. unfortunately, churchill ordered a naval operation without land forces first because he did not get the immediate backing of his old nemesis, lord kitchener. now head of the war office. as you can see, became one of the iconic images of the 20th century in this poster. but trying to take the dardanelle's alone with the navy, failed. it led to the famous landings of allied forces, the australian and new zealand army corps at deliberately. the turks put up a spirited defensive gallipoli. what churchill thought would be an early end to the war, turned into a fiasco. by december of 1916, the allies evacuated deliberately. december, 1916. they had evacuated del

patrick ottoman takes us under water for this story. >> reporter: usually they are the last thing youut sharks are the reason why we have come here to the waters off eastern cuba. we're hoping to see the predators up close and with no cage. local guides say this is the only place in cuba, perhaps one of only a handful in the world where divers can safely swim alongside bull sharks. we're taking them at their word, praying they had a big breakfast. bull sharks are considered some of the most aggressive in the world. but the ones we see seem mostly curious. swimming around me for a closer look before gliding away. the guide said they want to teach visitors to protect sharks and protect them. the shark is the perfect machine and the perfect predator he says. it's inspiring, emotional, and satisfying to interact with them. marine biologists say robust shark populations are necessary to maintain healthy corral reeves. in 2015 cuba placed restrictions on shark fishing one of an increasing number of counteds in the caribbean to realize that sharks are important to the environment and a way t

in 1699 , the azov flotilla went on the kerch campaign to declare to the ottoman empire the strengthre the name opened by the sailors. on it were the soldiers of the preobrazhensky regiment, among them naum sinyavin. yesterday's soldier was hard to get used to his happiness with only his palms, worn out by ropes in the blood, and the worst of the excitement was trembling knees when the boatswain ordered to climb the mast, and the sovereign pyotr alekseevich himself looked at the young wine, as if on the branches of a tree to the mind. step by step he climbed the phantoms, his head up. higher even higher. when he got to bram rei the king, broke into a satisfied smile, well done mattress 12 burns over the water , happiness did not fit his chest far away, he saw the sea. empress elizaveta petrovna was a passionate builder to her. we owe the appearance of such pearls in russian architecture as the winter the creator, peterhof, the smolny fence and many other shuvalov so fascinated the empress with the ideas of the university that she discussed the charter of the new educational instituti

each block, aldeba is the largest russian egyptian cooperation project since the construction of the ottoman dam. russian nuclear scientists are confident that the launch of the nuclear power plant will play a crucial role in the technological life of egypt and gradually got people out. ennom the transition of the country's industry and economy to low-carbon sources. today, the staff of ground services at the largest british airport heathrow again did not go to work. they have been on strike for the second day and they are demanding higher wages against the backdrop of a record inflation for almost half a century. for the same reason, the trade union of civil servants also threatened to strike in december, but the problem is not only that prices for simple everyday goods are rising, but that many products have become scarce, even eggs are disappearing from the shelves, which is not found in the afternoon with fire british supermarkets and most importantly, why did you find out from gerson? the newspaper was proud at first of the chicken. or it is the root cause of the current british yolk pr

florida governor rhonda santa and nasa has successfully launched its giant rocca which will take the ottoman one mission to the moon. the and crude expedition is the 1st part of a program which aims to send people back to the lunacy. all right, those are the headlines i'm emily anguish. the news continues here after the 1st nations frontline spiraling costs dwindling supplies. the shock is being felt around the world with the war in ukraine, triggering gas supply uncertainty. europeans bracing themselves for an unprecedented winter. al jazeera reports on the human costs of the winter energy crisis. ah. ready ready ah ah ah this guy boyar oak tree dead. this was live. this other guy we are these are the oak tree. he up whistling oak name of the street near the city are and he's on the district lookout for he's gonna be gone. so that's from, i tied a couple of ikea press one to still tracks global warming and climate change. it hits us with tidal surgery. we've got a lot of inundation, we've got a lot of erosion. it also play with the, with the factors and become, want up and what history with

that is when they opened fire ottoman. he was taken to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. >> it was a scarier moment of my life. my heart was racing. i thought you know, i want to stick behind this jeep and stay out of sight. crazy. i had never seen anything like it. watching people get pulled out of their cars and told to run. >> police say the children were unharmed but the woman had injuries unrelated to the shooting. >>> poland is on watch today after a missile killed two civilians at a grain facility near the ukraine border. the artillery appears to be russian made but there is no evidence russia launched it. >> president zelenskyy called it an attack on collective security and a significant escalation. >>> while they investigate the polish government will raise its military preparedness. >> this will not be campaign. this will be our campaign. all together. >> reporter: former president trump expects to run for president for a third time. he made that announcement last night from his small estate. in his

it would knock the ottoman turks out of the war. they were on the side of germany and would allow the allies the western allies to resupply russia. most of britain's political leaders at the time serving their war leaders back to this idea, but in the public's mind, the darnell's was always churchill's baby and therefore he was always responsible for it. and this would haunt him down into the second world war itself. unfortunately churchill ordered a naval operation without land forces first because he could not get the immediate backing of his old nemesis or kitchener who was now head of the war office and as you can see became one of the iconic images of the 20th century in this poster. churchill by trying to take the darnells with the navy alone failed and this led to the famous landings of allied forces, especially the australian new zealand army corps the anzacs at gallipoli. the turks put up a spirited defense of gallipoli and what churchill thought would be an early end to the war bring an early into the war turned into a fia

and in the 7th century, the arabs and islam came here in the 15th century, qatar became part of the ottoman empire, and in the 19th century , the country gained state independence as a british protectorate only in 1971, like saudi arabia, the ruling dynasty al khalifa began to rely on the united states for her own security. an american air base is located in the frame. and people. the headquarters of the central command of the us forces in the middle east was also located there for a long time. in the east today, the boat is guided by the 42-year-old mir tamin ben khalifa altani, the youngest, but very influential among the monarchs of the persian gulf countries. in terms of natural gas reserves, the country ranks third in the world after russia and iran and sixth in terms of its exports throughout the 2000s, the frame gained a reputation a reliable, generous and non-conflict partner until 2011, his policy resembled turkey's foreign policy strategy zero problems with neighbors, but at the beginning of the arab spring, the spirit became one of the main sponsors muslim brothers. vegite islami

the crusaders went to the baltic states in northern europe to russia against the ottomans.usade against the turs. happened in 1683. their crushed in the veins. this stopped the wars of conquest . osmanov on european. the land of the crusades killed millions of people, a number of catholic states were not founded, including. the principalities of antiuhe and the county of tripoli that existed until the end of the 13th century on november 28, 1855 , russian troops took the turkish fortress of kars with a garrison of 17,000 people, almost all surrendered . the annoyance of kars lasted 5 months and became the last significant operation of the crimean war. kars became russian for the second time. this is a brilliant victory under the leadership of general nikolai muravyov helped a lot in the negotiations on the end of the crimean war under the terms of the paris peace concluded already in the next 1856 instead of kars, which was again given to the turks. russia returned the captured sevastopol balaclava and other crimean cities later, during the russian turkish war in 1877, cars

for most consecutive arrows shot through a keyhole seven for the record, using a traditional ottoman bo lars is also the only person known to shoot 10 arrows in under five seconds. shoot arrows that turn in mid flight and shoot while holding multiple arrows in his draw hand how do you know you're good at something like that? i don't kow. good question. next to the newest member of florida's ocala police department on four hooks . her name is magic, and she's the first miniature horse to join the force. but don't let her pint size stature for you. her mission is a big one cute. she is magical work, her magic and emotional support training participating in the department's outreach programs like its youth literacy program. in spreading goodwill and also building relationships is going to get a lot of attention. onto another cute animal. the unbridled joy of a puppy. this is luna. you're gonna love this video. my friends. look at this. having a blast frolicking in her first snow outside her home in alberta, canada, central alberta , just had its first snowfall of the season. she's lovin

maze ran under the protection of the ottoman empire and soon. there he died by all, abandoned in disgrace and dishonor november 23, 1869 of the year. in scotland, a tea clipper was launched, a cutty, a sark, the epitome of beauty. the society of the sailing fleet is the only three-masted sailing ship of the 19th century that has survived to this day. . what was the name of the witch from the robert burns poem of the legend ship when it raced with another farm clipper ship saws such races were often arranged by tea barons, katya sarg, lost, got into a storm, had to change the steering wheel, but she reached the port and gained worldwide fame in the middle of the 20th century, the clipper became a museum and is laid up in greenwich on november 23, 1917, the highest soviet leadership approved the decree on the destruction of estates and civil ranks , the institution of citizenship was liquidated, according to which the rights of people were determined by origin and gender. by this, the nobles and the spiritual special were privileged estates, urban

unconquered cities of ukraine. a piece of cake for the ottoman empire and the russian empire, nazi germanyfor fascist russia, but grow up, don't get on my mother's nerves, she has a ukrainian heart odesa unconquered information and analytical day of the espresso tv channel in full swing, we inform you from the shelter that the enemy launched a massive missile attack on ukraine, our air defense is working, stay in the shelters dear tv viewers, air defense is working in sumy oblast, air defense is also working in kyiv oblast, information about arrivals will be checked now, of course, we are waiting for official confirmation or refutations, in any case, missiles flew from the caspian region to ukraine , the launches took place directly from there at least two launches are now known, and the same from the black sea eh, most likely of the highest caliber in connection with an attempt to mask the eyes and distract. our air defense forces use missiles of a completely different type in chernihiv region. place on the map of our country and this is bakhmut, donetsk region, andriy illenko, officer of

shores of the black sea since ancient times, the territory of modern odessa was a delicacy for the ottoman empire and the russian empire, nazi germany, and today for fascist russia, but don't be rude to mom, she has a ukrainian heart odessa unconquered unconquered cities of ukraine are cozy kherson, the pearl of the protected territories of ukraine, the city played a significant role in the creation of statehood, became the southern center of the ukrainian revival, during the great terror, the nkvdists shot for nationalism almost 2,000 members of the kherson leadership of the oun, led by bohdan bandera, actively fought against the german invaders, because an angry kherson native will stand up against the enemy column, but will not bow to the occupier . of content - personal thanks pinned comments special icons and the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team click sponsor and become a part communities with a ukrainian point of view, i am iryna koval , mother, wife, host of the espresso tv channel. i am also a volunteer. our soldiers at the front need a lot of things eve

secondly, norman, regional having been quoted, he got background read because she had the ottoman team in coming days. and thirdly, they said the automated not stop for testers. and while i'm with our neighbor deployed to protect the gama bending. so all these bridge they're gonna pay off and prices isn't all and thing into the find out for is a real address is for best. does anybody join them? net we're done is law a couple of weeks. i mean the lock on fessler bought like a month. and those were the hour's top news stories from around the globe. be sure to check out our t dot com for more video content and news. 247, and don't forget to find us on odyssey rumble and gab, sir again, next hour. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, movies on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi there show that explores

empire and the ottoman empire, for that matter, as well in the west right. so, you know, you have the city that's on the border, you know, distant from the capital where the know sort of constitutional activity is is concentrated. and yet a city which remains this bastion of of constitutional power. can you just, you know, just just just paint that picture, you know? well, you know, i think we said it beautifully. like it's it's a city of like most border cities in history, especially a city like tabriz, which sit really sat smack dab in the middle of the old silk road. this was a city that was a cosmopolitan and diverse religiously, ethnically diverse. in fact, the primary language in this city wasn't even persian. it was turkish. and nasri. and there, you know, -- that had a big presence in tabriz and obviously there were a lot of christians, armenian christians in tabriz. there were behind it was a center of of the highest. there were buddhists in tabriz because of the legacy of the mongol empire, where it was a center of zorro austrian ism, i mean, and o

well, you are sitting on an ottoman, by the way, now it is common, but if you suddenly quarrel, you canet away from this scenario, when there are a lot of chairs around the table, yes, and you get confused in these legs, you stumble. in general, in the traditional sense, there have always been shops. here, we sort of took such a long soft path, the class is a soft bench, but it ’s a secret, that is, if we remove the cover from it now, then here, in fact, there are two ottomans, so it’s very convenient, as it were, a foot turns, yes, two puffs i really like it, such a cozy dining room turned out and with very unusual things, it will be interesting for our heroes to dine here, we decorate the windows with roman curtains. they are made of dense material imitating matting on the sides of the wives. ly kant and add a few more birds, pairs of snipes decorate the bases of the table lamps. the light does not give a warm area behind the sofa will be very cozy. two more lamps with branch legs will complement the shelving. the image of the sky was printed on italian canvas, he imitates a fresco el