following the public chambers of the donetsk and lugansk people 's republics the public council of theon region, its head read out an appeal, including on behalf of numerous regional organizations and ordinary citizens who applied to the council, we are exhausted by the kiev regime and its proxies, who have destroyed our industry and agriculture over time. education, health care, as well as the very law and faith of the state, we believe that now, more than ever, it is necessary to make a strong-willed decision on the slow holding of a referendum on the entry of the kherson region into the composition of the russian federation the head of the kherson region responded immediately with leadership. kherson region administration decided to prepare and hold a referendum on entry. kherson region to the russian federation , we were and are an integral part of russia at the time of the russian empire therefore, we took, i repeat once again, the course of reunification, return to russia, and we will not turn anywhere from it, as kherson emphasized 95% of the region under russian control and ref

inventing facts to fit the decision dictated by the mountain 15 in august, people 's deputies elected two new members of the supreme council roman maselko and mykola moroz. roman maselko, former member of the public council of integrity, member of the board of avtomaidan ta of the de jure foundation, which is engaged in exposing unscrupulous judges, he has been occupying a chair in the supreme council of justice for more than a month, which will in the future dismiss and appoint new judges. to your question, the first steps. unfortunately for these years, there are none yet, because there is no way to implement the powers. we are waiting for new members to be appointed to administer justice. it is a collegial body there h21 member, that is, in order for it to be authorized, that is, to be able to carry out its work, it must have a minimum of 15 members. and now there are only seven , five, at least eight must be elected, says the vrp in full the judges do not function, the collaborators remain in their positions, glorify the russian peace and most likely receive a salary from the ukrainian budget, the judge there was suspe

people who really need it. that was rishi sunak�*s approach, when earlier this year he unveiled the energy bill bailout as chancellor, the £150 councilruss said she doesn't really favour these kind of hand—outs. she would prefer to make changes which don't involve putting cash in people's pockets in a direct way. sensing the british public have now got used to in a way. we saw this in covid with the furlough scheme, the government paying 80% of wages, and now it looks like we could be seeing them paying for people's energy bills as well. it's a huge shake—up. hat well. it's a huge shake-up. not conservative _ well. it's a huge shake-up. not conservative in _ well. it's a huge shake-up. not conservative in the _ well. it's a huge shake—up. not conservative in the traditional way you would think of the conservatives. before we leave the numbers, looking in the daily telegraph, reminding ourselves of the numbers we are dealing with, raising the price cap would mean the average annual energy bill would remain just average annual energy bill would remainjust under average annual energy bill would remain just under £2000, rather than £3500

occupied areas, as well as many people who stayed behind, have been forcibly deported to russia or russian held territories. any united nations security council session, the u. s. ambassador to the u. n said up to 1600000 ukrainians have been detained, interrogated and forcibly deported. the experience is different for every one, depending on how threatening they are perceived to be toward russia's invasion. and some are allowed to remain in russian occupied parts of ukraine, summer, forcibly deported to russia, and some are sent to prison. and some simply vanish. the u. s. says officials from the russian government, a, coordinating the deportations, but moscow dismissed the claims and said these ukrainians have voluntarily moved to russia. good lawyer. it's a new milestone on the disinformation campaign unleashed by ukraine and its western bacchus against our country that are un human rights. officials say there are also credible allegations of unaccompanied ukrainian children taken by force across the border. we are concerned that the rational authorities have adopted a simplified procedure to grant ration citizenship to children without our until care and t

our people in the her son region in these upper region region in dumbass. emmy currently occupied areas of the hockey region and in crimea. if cromwell, the u. s said it would ask the un security council to condemn the votes with the resolution ordering russia to withdraw from ukraine, that the but with moscow having a veto in the council, there's no chance of the resolution passing with the same votes out of the way it melts up to president putin just how fast he wants to complete the final step. and next in the occupied territories and escalating his 7 month old war for once again . european union leader, se lakes are on the north stream pipelines were caused by sabotaged scientists, recorded under c explosions around the lines connecting russia and germany. large plumes of gas are leaking into the baltic sea. though there are no claims of responsibility. poland says the leagues mark than escalation in the war on ukraine accredited spokesman says it would be stupid and absurd to blame russia for the attack fuel spilling out into the baltic sea. afterward. the eas, top diplomat, joseph burrell. say's is a likely octave sabotaged b t. what nord stream pipelines linked russia and germa

people in the her san region in these upper region region in dumbass, in the currently occupied areas of the hockey region funding crimea. if come all the u. s. said it would ask the un security council to condemn the votes with a resolution ordering russia to withdraw from ukraine that condemns these. but with moscow having a veto in the council, there's no chance of the resolution passing with the same votes out of the way. now it's up to president putin just how fast he wants to complete the final step in next in the occupied territories and escalating his 7 month old war. once again, the european union, later se ruptures in the north stream pipelines were probably caused by sabotaged european companies and are ramping up security in the energy sector. russia has called a un security council meeting to discuss the damage. european leaders are worried about the pipeline leaks in the baltic sea that uses the damage was likely caused by deliberate act raising security concerns. but the european commission has not said who might have been behind the suspect at separate touch. today, ms. oller, who is everything, is being done to try to identify the origin of these events and of the ex

after checking zelenskyi 's election two of which will take seats in the supreme council of justice candidates 14 among them are judges, lawyers, scientists and a former people's deputy, we will definitely tell you about them in detail in in the coming issues, but already today we can state about the presidential members in the supreme council of justice, there will definitely be more than two provided for by law, the vrp again risks becoming a pocket power body. and this means no independence, impartiality and integrity, which the european union requires of us. in the last program, we talked about a new member of the supreme council the council of justice under the quota of scientists dmytro lukyanov, he is a former member of the commission of the constitutional court and was remembered in this work for his ambiguous recommendations unscrupulous candidates for the post of judge, lukyanov was made a member of the commission directly by president volodymyr zelenskyi, now about the presidential candidate, he found himself in the supreme council of justice, the founder of the de jure foundation, mykhailo zhirnakov, draws attention to the negative trend , lukyanov

people's deputy of ukraine, the secretary of the committee of the supreme council of ukraine on national security, defense and intelligence colonel roman kostenko of the security service of ukraine well, let 'salk about how the disposition changes on your opinion and what can happen in general on the southern trailing direction, but let's try to start with what we saw in the e-e information tapes yesterday regarding kherson when the e-e russians talked about a firefight with some unknown people in e-e in this occupied place and now it is said about the fact that allegedly these unknown people it is well known that it was a firefight between the kadyrivites and the wagnerites, you just know that this is such a latin term for batteries uh mafia so when the war of rats and frogs i will now, while you answer, i will see how i have to say it correctly, but the story itself is very interesting. yes, we have heard for a long time about the fact that there are always such uh, between them, let's say the solution to the question of who is better or who should perform which tasks, and to kadyrivtsik in general in all armed forces of the russian federation, even when we take prisoners separately, becau

council meeting was called by albania, and the u. s. the have been persistent allegations that when russian soldiers have captured areas of ukraine, they've taken away people who lived there to russia. a process of enforced displacement, ambassador linda thomas greenfield, says the u. s. government believes the numbers involved are staggering, hate that russian authorities have interrogated, detained, forcibly to put it between 900001 point 6000000 ukranian citizens from their homes to russia, often to isolated regions in the far east. and i want to be clear, the united states has information that officials from russia's presidential administration are overseeing and coordinating these filtration operations. a senior human rights official says her office can verify that what are known as filtration camps have been set up to process ukrainians. but it's worth noting, she gave no estimate of the number of people involved. alexia, china has documented that men and women perceived as having tines with ukrainian armed forces or state institutions. or as having true ukrainian or anti rash and peers were subjected to arbitrary detention torture, ill treatment, an

s. foreign policy seems to know no balance here. now, germany's foreign minister and the head of the council of europe both claimed today's before the referendums that people would be forced to vote at gunpoint. does that suggest suggest a collective effort by the west to undermine the voting process even before it has begun? of course it does. i mean it's, it's based on no evidence whatsoever. it's pure propaganda it's, it's verbal aggression. so, so, so yes, in the west accident to discredit the referenda because it doesn't believe that the people in those areas have a right to choose which country they want to live. and i mean listen, it's very clear. and 2014, the us back far right wing nationalist. and in so doing toward the ukraine apart, those nationalists instituted highly unfair, highly on democratic language language laws. that frightened and dismay, the russian speak population in the, in the, the southern portion of the country. so i, so the breakup of, of, of the ukraine was navigable because essentially pro rated and washington d. c. and now would now we're just seeing the results they ran, this war that has broken out and people, and in the

s discussion with the people's deputies honcharenko and zheleznyak, where we talked about ways to fill the state budget and also about certain decisions of the verkhovna rada before the verkhovna rada the councilurn the excise tax on fuel, and there is a certain logic in this decision, but then mr. zheleznyak noted that this money from the excise tax will go directly to the roads, and when we hear the money will go to the roads in some ukrainians may have twitching eyes because the pre-war times were full of such i don't know the phraseology, probably uh, mmm in the information space well, but less with those we understand that during the war the infrastructure really suffers, the roads really suffer and to restore all this history i am absolutely necessary in order for our, first of all, defense to be as effective as possible yes yes yes well, important information arrived from great britain of the united kingdom from northern ireland so the training program for the ukrainian military will be expanded there it is about the training of tens of thousands of soldiers, skyne news writes about it, the duration of the combat course has been extended from three to five weeks, most of the training wi

council district that i represented. some people wanted vietnam town. town. some people wanted saigon business district. i thought i siness district. people wanted wanted to recall me. there was a a recall campaign. i thought that and i won. at the same time, it definitely left a scar. scar. >> this victories for the city of san jose because we cannot afford a political president tht elected officials face recall over disagreements on just one goal issue. >> my biggest accomplishment during my tenure at city hall was to build more affordable housing mike intuits. the area that i represent is definitely one of the areas that have a lack of affordable housing. to be able to provide that opportunity for these families o me is very heartwarming. we are here at this restaurant. this is is the kitchen away from my kitchen. this restaurant provides much meals for me, maybe once or twice a week. my y come here. these two dishes aree of my favorite. in the the, it is called this. this is very typical of the cuisine in central vietnam. growing up, i was not fortunate enough to experience kind of dishes. i als craved these dish

people in the hassan region. in these parisha region in dom boss, emmy currently occupied areas of the hockey region funding crimea. if cromwell, the u. s. is un representative said washington would ask the un security council to condemn the vote solution where the resolution ordering russia to withdraw from ukraine jam referenda cause. but with moscow having a veto on the council, there's no chance of the resolution passing treats it with the sham votes out of the way that now it's up to president putin just how foster he wants to complete the final step you an annexing the occupied territories and escalating his 7 month old war once again. now let's bring in berlin carrasco rodriguez. she's a senior investigator at the center for information resilience as an organization that combats disinformation. she joins us from london villainy. workers highlighted the ways ukrainian civilians are forced to participate in the russian occupation. aren't they forced to give up their own country for the very survival? yes, indeed. thank you. yes, the smith ran the be shamrock randall. i just the next stage of a public consolidation strategy that started from the one. so the center point for mission resilience, we have b

people in the her san region in these up parisha region in dom boss image currently occupied areas of the hockey region. and in crimea, if cromwell, the u. s, said it would ask the un security council to condemn the votes with a resolution ordering russia to withdraw from ukraine that condemns these. but with moscow having a veto in the council, there's no chance of the resolution passing with the same votes out of the way it's, it's mounts up to president putin just how fast he wants to complete the final step . and next in the occupied territories and escalating his 7 month old war, once again. ah, a european union lead, a se ruptures in the north stream pipeline were probably caused by sabotaged scientists, recorded undersea explosions around the lines connecting at russia and germany. and there in the baltic phase, now churning with x k escaping gas. though there have been no claims of responsibility. poland says the leaks mark an escalation in the war on you cried. a kremlin spokesman said it would be stupid and absurd to blame russia for the attack fuel spilling out into the baltic sea. afterward, the youth top diplomat, joseph burrell, says, is a likely act of sabotage. b 2

people in the hassan region. in these upper region region in dumbass, emmy currently occupied areas of the hockey region funding crimea. if cromwell, the u. s. is un representative said washington would ask the un security council to condemn the vote solution where the resolution ordering russia to withdraw from ukraine am referenda cause. but with moscow having a veto on the council, there's no chance of the resolution passing to look at it with the sham votes out of the way. now it's up to president putin just how foster he wants to complete the final step you on the lead annexing the occupied territories, an escalating his 7 month old war. once again, d, w correspondent, economy is in the ukrainian capital cube. he told us about the pressure that was put on people in the occupied areas to boat in favor. joining russia, we've seen those digital social media of polling officials walking around kind of residential districts knocking on doors, often accompanied by armed soldiers. trying to drum up some kind of interest, some kind of participation in these events. i eat. obviously the message from here has been clear all the time that ukrainians should. we caught these pseudo referenda that they should stay at ho

council meeting was called by albania, and the u. s. the have been persistent allegations that when russian soldiers have captured areas of ukraine, they've taken away people who lived there to russia. a process of enforced displacement, ambassador linda thomas greenfield, says the u. s. government believes the numbers involved are staggering, that russian authorities have interrogated, detained, forcibly to put it between 900001 point 6000000 ukranian citizens from their homes to russia, often to isolated regions in the far east. and i want to be clear, the united states has information that officials from russia's presidential administration are overseeing and coordinating these filtration operations. a senior human rights official says her office can verify that what are known as filtration camps have been set up to process ukrainians. but it's worth noting, she gave no estimate of the number of people involved. alexia, china has not amended that men and women perceived as having times with ukrainian armed forces, or state institutions. or as having crew, ukrainian, or anti rash and peers, were subjected to arbitrary detention torture, ill treatment, an

counting people who did not consent for god ah, began to programming now to go straight to new york, where the un security council meeting is holding a meeting of foreign ministers that says that u. s. secretary of state and ne, blinking speaking. now let's lessen him. on the kind of mr sector, general, thank you for your determination and the moral clarity that you brought to ending is fertile war and defending the one's core principles. and also for your personal engagement in securing the vital black sea route for grain to flow. once again from ukraine, a mr. con, we are grateful for the efforts of the office of the prosecutor to investigate objectively and professionally the atrocities being committed in ukraine by russian forces, and afford support for and coordination with ukrainian investigators and prosecutors . we hear a lot about the divisions among countries of the united nations. but recently, what is striking is the remarkable unity among members states when it comes to rushes, one ukraine, leaders from countries developing and developed big and small north and south have spoken the general assembly about the consequences of this war and the need to end it. and they pu

council meeting was called by albania, and the u. s. the have been persistent allegations that when russian soldiers have captured areas of ukraine, they've taken away people who lived there to russia. a process of enforced displacement, ambassador linda thomas greenfield, says the u. s. government believes the numbers involved are staggering, hate that russian authorities have interrogated, detained, forcibly to put it between 900001 point 6000000 ukranian citizens from their homes to russia, often to isolated regions in the far east. and i want to be clear, the united states has information that officials from russia's presidential administration are overseeing and coordinating these filtration operations. a senior human rights official says her office can verify that what are known as filtration camps have been set up to process ukrainians. but it's worth noting, she gave no estimate of the number of people involved. alexia china has done amended that men and women perceived as having times with ukrainian armed forces, or state institutions. or as having crew, ukrainian, or anti rash and peers, were subjected to arbitrary detention torture, ill treatmen

s office for approval of the indictment. and if you do not know, then after that goes to court. and here is how the people represented by mrs. narostova in the federation councilts from tuva are addressing you where you are listed as a senator. yes, yes, you heard right, you are listed. we are ashamed of you. specifically for your position. there is a saying, a bird sings itself, it sells you are engaged in spreading lies to the pro-russian army. we tell you hands off the russian army hands off our heroes, we ask you to lay down your powers and you feel good and we are not ashamed. address by mikhail khodorkovsky i appeal to herman gref alexei kudrin anatoly chubais roman abramovich mikhail fridman petruavin to all those who know me and whom i know. guys, this is the time. when you shouldn't be trying to slip between construction sites. your position or we are enemies, do not be offended. i'm interested in this one question. these are those whom mr. khodorkovsky threatened to excommunicate from friendship with itself. here they somehow expressed themselves, in general, they said something. if they want to remain khodorkovsky's friends, they should say so. and

island that remains security council responsibilities and this is the only veto instrument that allows you to preserve the sovereignty of the russian federation of the people 'shina e, the wto practically does not work. uh, os ho can be said to be destroyed too. here are the magatei of an organization that, yes, they have their last chance. another very important conversation. a very important sign of our time on the example of what is happening now in ukraine, stay with us. we continue some very important signs of such a m-m of our time, using the example of what almost said evolved evolved, but passat essentially degraded ukrainian power. here, look at paid power plant strikes against their own prisoners of war, and in yelenivka. well, what we regularly see when civilians become a shield used by the armed forces, azov and so on. and now you are watching the independence day of ukraine and instead of some patriotic videos that raise the spirit of the people, i will ask you to show a video that has spirit through it. even yes, thank you if you put the spirit of the isis on her. oleg sergeyevich, when and why the ukrainian regime switched to the rails of terro

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s, a library and noble park. but people argue that location is too close to schools and public space. the city councilom development before the end of november. thomas fivethirtyeight at two day meeting of the federal reserve board begins its expected to lead to key interest rate to being raised again, officials say they're hoping to cool off inflation without causing a recession. some of the analysts are predicting another increase of three quarters of a point that would put the benchmark rate at about 3% which is the highest in 14 years. other financial analysts say they believe the fed could even raise rates by a full percentage point. i am of the opinion that they are just off the rails enough, they may actually try 100 basis points on 4% hike. now the u. s economy hasn't seen rates as high as what's projected since before the 2008 financial the fed is expected t. today world leaders are gathering in new york for the 77th session of the united nations general assembly secretary general antonio guterres says the general assembly is meeting at a time of great peril with challenges that include clima

let's talk about that, because this let�*s talk about that, because this chosen path, to allow people in certain areas along the route to gather, local councils stand, explaining how they can stand and pay their respects and you are nodding too, and what strikes us immediately, let�*s talk briefly to rachel bell, who is in ballater itself. from the vantage points we have, rachel, it certainly looks as if a lot of people have come out this morning. you can explain for us what the mood there is in ballater, a place that knows the royal family so well and what�*s happening there. yes, people have been lining the streets since very early this morning, putting chairs out so they have the best spot to view the queens hearse as it passes by. this has already been said, this is a community which is eight miles down the road from balmoral, which has had such close connections to the royal family. hundreds of people lining the streets here at ballater. ready to watch the hearse as it comes into view. it will shortly be arriving in the main street of ballater. it will travel past ballater�*s old railway station, the closest station to the wild residence