studied , a new safe method of chemical analysis is also noted, and the most significant projects of pavel krasnovwritten by an artist, was a waldach ship , seagulls, polar bears, but just such paintings are conducted by scientists during arctic expeditions. these shots have been taken. at the very northern archipelago of russia, the transformation to the second edge of the northern latitude on earth went with the french axis of the zodiac. osadchiev is a mathematician by education and an oceanologist by profession is engaged in the study of the arctic ocean and does it with mathematical accuracy explaining how and why the climate is changing in the arctic, what was in the arctic in the eighties, even in the nineties , is completely different from what we observe. here is now the 2000s of 2010-2020. well the better we understand those changes, the better we are; the better we measure, the better. we can somehow explain them, the easier it is for us to predict in the future, so that

states, in our conversation with pranksters vovan and lexus, the statement was much more detailed pavel krasnovlush mustache, perhaps one of the most belligerent, even donald trump spoke of his former national security adviser. so he says only and dreams of war in the white house. john bolton has not been working for more than three years and his views have clearly not changed. it is important for me to continue to exert military pressure on the russians. that's just bolton recognizes the determination of the west to exert this pressure. seems weaker only in appearance western camp, seems to be a monolithic weak link in it western europe said it was going to change the vector of german policy germany will meet the nato target for defense spending of two percent. gdp they are the tradition of 100 billion euros, of which 30 billion will go to purchase f-35s of this, little has happened. and the macron has publicly stated several times since february 24 that we must find acceptable terms for the deal. it is important for the russians to stop the attempts of the french, the germans, or anyone else

times over, enough for centuries, especially if you recycle before you get such technologies, pavel krasnoveally exists plunged into the core of the problem. this landscape, as if painted by an artist, a ship in the ice , seagulls, polar bears, but it is precisely such paintings that scientists lead during arctic expeditions. these shots have been taken. at the very northern archipelago of russia, the transformation of the northern latitude on the land of frantsevich, they found zoning alexander osadchiev, a mathematician by education and an oceanologist by profession, is engaged in the study of the arctic ocean and does it with mathematical accuracy explaining how and why the climate in the arctic is changing what was in the arctic of the eighties years, even in the nineties, it is completely different from what we are seeing. here is now the 2000s of 2010-2020. well, the better we understand those changes, the better we the better we measure, the better. we can somehow explain them, the easier it is for us to predict in the future, so that climate change does not become an unpleasant surp

this will surely become the main task of kiev and its overseas supporters pavel krasnov the first channel. and the details of the pranksters' conversation with john bolton, right now in the anti-freak program. i say goodbye to you until we meet on channel one. this question with a special meaning pranksters vovan and lexus talked with john bolton about what nato will do. why does ukraine help ukraine more and other frank confessions about important world events from the lips of the former us national security adviser. in general, we will listen and analyze today in the program. this is an anti-fake program here we are fighting against fakes and disinformation in our studio today konstantin dolgov political consultant director of the center for situational analysis alexei stolyarov pro lexus journalist and vladimir kuznetsov prank journalist. vovan is happy to welcome you to our program, we , too, if you appear, then there will be a serious conversation on behalf of some allegedly serious person with another, supposedly serious person. right? i think no one can imagine better than you who

pavel krasnov confirms the effectiveness of target detection with almost sniper accuracy of fire, the ability to fire on the move and even afloat. picture with militant a hedgehog on the armor - this is more than just an adornment of the presumptuous appearance of the tor complexes in the army, they called the hedgehogs the peace-loving beast, but if it is felt by the needles of anti-aircraft missiles, the enemy will not get it, shot by the anti-aircraft gunners themselves of their car , these dents lead a real combat strig on an air target. and in some places there are. and traces of fragments clearly indicate that this combat vehicle next to it shells exploded more than once or twice and mines will put out a constant hunt for our air defenses, but also here in our favor, and devastating 61 star, 61 hit targets, these are missiles, for example, dot and szo shells , drones, kamikaze and drones, including the advertised baraktars - it was well, do not underestimate them, but due to their size, and they were one easy target for us from the first meeting. with the bay of actars, the comm

when our sappers retreated , pavel krasnov personally did a truly grandiose job, he was convinced ofs. instead of a red ribbon, the burnt building of the factory entrance is surrounded by barbed wire, which has remained since the time of the battles that thundered here, but even in such an entourage for the workers of azovmash, this is a significant event. the first of the industrial giants of mariupol was completely cleared of mines and shells. and that means, can resume work , expand you to congratulate you on the transfer of documents to wish you. thank you for the speedy restoration of the factory and the release of products. thank you so much recovery will take some time, machine-building flagship now everywhere keeps traces of the assault. and yet , the workers are confident that the survivor will soon return to life. this workshop will be launched in the first place for three months, and it can already be launched to work from those heavy machines of the structure that once produced multi-ton structures for metallurgical plants. now the workers are clearing the rubble in order

in what areas proposed laureate solutions to choose the best of which is a challenge in itself pavel krasnov answers and at the same time with a note on the calendar. the day of russian science is a relatively young holiday, but dedicated to the event almost three centuries ago, on february 8, 1724 , peter founded the imperial academy of sciences and arts, and it was no coincidence that the hall where the sculpture of peter his speech was installed was chosen for a meeting with scientists. the head of state began with words of gratitude to the entire scientific community and today's laureates. the task before you is huge in a short time. russia will have to create or bring to a new level its own critically important technologies in the microelectronics industry, transport, development of drugs and new materials in other the country's most important areas to ensure technological sovereignty independence. in the production of any critically important, and for us products , technological independence and even leadership in oil production in russia can be provided by open. it is no secret to a y

about the most significant projects pavel krasnov this landscape looks like it was painted by an artist or a ship of the walds, seagulls and polar bears, but it is precisely such paintings that scientists lead during arctic expeditions. these shots have been taken. at the very northern archipelago of russia, the transformation of new buildings of northern latitude on franz land went to be zodiated alexander osadchiev, a mathematician by education, an oceanologist by profession, is engaged in the study of the arctic ocean and does it with mathematical accuracy, explaining how and why the climate in the arctic is changing what was in the arctic of the eighties, even in the nineties, it is completely different from what we are seeing. here is now the 2000s of 2010-2020. well, the better we understand those changes, the better we are, the better we measure, the better. we can somehow explain them, the easier it is for us to predict in the future, so that climate change does not become an unpleasant surprise for us . mathematics, but then became interested in chemistry with a colleague. she,