lebanon who came from palestine, as well as resistance groups such as islamic jihad, hamas , people 's front and other groups . they are continuously with the occupiers, whether in jerusalem or in the west bank or elsewhere. the battle of al-aqsa storm was a battle that strengthened the unity between all palestinian groups, and indeed the operation of al-aqsa storm created another credibility for the nation because the nation is united in this issue as much as possible. themselves these are common in the million demonstrations that are held. in the events of western europe and other regions of the world , therefore, all people are standing by the palestinian nation, they are actually participating in the al-aqsa storm operation, against the israeli enemy, the resistance in gaza is the same, and in fact they are united and we appreciate the fronts of resistance axis formed to support resistance. confronting not only the palestinian nation, but the entire islamic nation, cannot confront the axis of maqamat. they are united financially, in terms of support, in terms of resistance. thank you so

something everything this was sent, more than 6.00 tons of humanitarian aid were sent only by the people 's fronting a special military operation, and not only the residents of the oryol region helped, through us the residents of the vologda region, and the kaluga region and a number of other regions, we sent entire kamaz trucks, now we see jars, pickles for the guys, lard, cucumbers, tomatoes and in general... fresh pickles, we sent about 20 cars to the front for the guys, more than 100 kamaz trucks of potatoes were sent, hundreds of kamaz trucks of logs were sent, more than 100 kamaz trucks of firewood, 25,000 liters of water were sent, here we see a plywood mill, and plywood is also sent from vologda, the most wonderful mill, the managers, amazing guys, everyone is selfless, that’s it. soul, we are all so involved together that it’s simply breathtaking, well, truly. as always, such triggers grab me more than 6.00 tons, that is, how can you imagine what 6.00 tons or 100 kamaz trucks are, i’ll just give an association now, these are more than three heavy freight trains that are pulled by two loc

long time ago, the people's political consultative council, this is such a kind of all-people 's multi-party fronthe npc of the national people's congress , where there are, as it were, two levels, one obvious, understandable, that is, an increase in military spending has been announced everyone. 2%, which is quite understandable, given the militarization of the asian-oceanic region; by the way, just against the backdrop of two sessions , us-south korean military exercises are taking place, free counting, and so on, were published. drivers of growth, cheap labor, favorable geopolitical situation , there is no longer us competition, to put it mildly, there is no longer a factory in the world, there is a technological power, new drivers have arrived, they are being formed, this is, of course, double circulation, and new projects and so on, then in fact, we are watching these seemingly boring numbers, in fact, new content, new content of a leading technological power, well, in fact, number one in many indicators, if we sum it all up... and we are on our eve of our on the great holiday of march 8, i r

s. front and center responsible for how this war turns out? well, people always say the american present after american president official after official for ever time, maternal since israel, the spouse from 1948 had said america, there's no greater friend to is real than america. and there's no greater ally in the middle east then as well. to america, we're seeing that now, and that doesn't just mean good things in terms of that relationship. it also means stressful consequences that we're seeing right now. it puts the united states in this bind where if they mean what they say that they let the united states as israel, strongest ally and best friend, then it means supporting them even among what we're seeing, that horrific images that we're seeing out of gaza. and so the us is in this bind of upholding international law. supporting is those right to defend itself, but also try to figure out where that line is in defense and when it's step over that line. overall, the state of the union address was essentially an election speech. would that be fair to say

i people come testify in front of congress and then nothing happenfy s. . i want to see action.o i want to see people be held accountable for real crimes, not this fake stuff that has fak to do with politics. i'm not saying you go after one side over the other. side house.clean there is no room for politics at all in the judicial system. i am a lawyer. it shouldn't matter whether you're a republican or a democrat. are legal system.crat our constitution are. it's about america, periodit's so i would absolutely recommend that we take a look, clean up and start from the top. >> all right. lena hopper, have a great weekend. thanks so much for joining us on jets. >> you want to speak to newrk ct york city at war. were you worried the wedding would be too much? that another destinationn' wedding? why can't they ju't have to woty backyard with in power? >> we get all our financial you so we don't have to worry. empower. what's next? when a normal is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with andca ammo repair. it penetrates deep into the to to activel

good, well, then it is already necessary to check that the entire front line, well, russian intelligence. and records the phones of people 's where they are concentrated, at which points, draws the entire echelons of the ukrainian defense only through the deputies, we already had a story when the yavoriv training ground was also lit up by bank employees, yes the very corner illuminated the demining machines in the troops before the start of its summer offensive. that is, it seems to me that this is pr, it is designed to disguise the helplessness of the verkhovna rada, the inability to pass laws. the most important thing is that this whole circus is connected with the refusal to consider the law on mobilization, and in fact, at least this refusal to hold sessional meetings, it will lead to the postponement of the adoption of the law. about mobilization for another two months, and if we take into account when her ukrainian men will be mobilized, when go to training, i think that there will be such a moral and psychological burnout in the troops that no one will be able to hold the front. look, the committee of the verkhovna r

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valentina talyzina, people 's artist of russia with revelations in the project say don't be silent, the actress spoke about her sympathy for president lukashenko and performances in frontded during a special operation, why the 89-year-old legend on the side of russia, personal thoughts of a person, who performed more than 120. in general, to many that you have, thank you, then, now i must say that i really like it, alexander grigorievich, thank god that he was in belarus and something did not happen that, god forbid, would have happened in ukraine , he supported his country, he held, he was very rooting for his country, very much - he invited writers from the russian federation. over the past year , about 9.00 book titles have been published in the country, and somewhere around one and a half thousand books in this format, in this volume, are fiction. the peculiarity of this particular exhibition is that there the smell of printing ink is very subtly felt, because the entire writing community, which is the best, the most interesting, is to be presented to ours at this large book forum. will get acquainted with the work of russian-speaking poets of belarus; an exhibitio

on the same day, on the square in front of the supreme council of crimea, registration began for the people 's the 128th ninth company, cheers, when the regiment was formed, some kind of protection was needed, which my father, crooked, did. oleg nikolaevich, he said, let’s make shields, well, at least a small amount, but it was necessary in 2 days form at least up to 80 people, but in 2 days we made 80 shields, we slept here, ate, painted, everything here was in the haze of our flag, the crimean one. back on february 25, the armed soldiers of the sevastopol special unit berkut went to the perekop isthmus to plug the narrow... the supreme council of crimea appoints a session to which it will be submitted.

the dentist’s office, so they say it ’s better, better to get two or three wounds than... to suffer from toothache on the front line. now everyone has dozens of peopleoughest day on the front lines, this small team of medics treated 120 soldiers. they pulled them out from the first line for days without stopping. they operated on and took them to the main hospital, the medical battalion, from where the seriously wounded were evacuated by helicopter. most of the volunteer medical battalion staff, one and all, say that their duty to their homeland brought them to the north military district zone. which of you was not associated with military medicine before the svo? alexey bilov, dmitry zelvyansky, channel one. europeans' patience is running out as brussels takes action to resolve the crisis in the agricultural sector, a letter with this in mind. 22 countries immediately sent questions to the european commission. a year ago , new agricultural standards came into force in the eu, which actually strangled producers. taxes have increased, government support has decreased. it has become extremely difficult to maintain production, the letter notes. but the

disabled people, for adaptation, for anything, but they found money for hollywood advertising, and this is the budget good, agree 15 million, then such hypocrisy in front of the people of ukraine, it ’s but what is your attitude to this, to this story , not in the sense of money, in the sense of, so to speak, no, not for what, sense? it will work, if it works , in terms of the effectiveness of such things, i listened, yes , what you said, what your experts said, i believe that here the west is preparing to play for the long haul, firstly, it recognizes the defeat of ukraine and is preparing something, some glorification and martyrdom of zelensky , yes, as a leader who suffered from russian aggression, is forced to be in exile, but continues to fight around him... what would i like to outline in this regard, well, the first thing about why to allocate money for this, you understand, because the concept of hybrid war is multidimensional and it includes an information component, of course information war is part of a hybrid war, this answers the question why, moreover, the second point, with taking into account the fact that the information war was the locomotive of this whole story, th

subject to searches, perhaps even being sent to the ukrainian front for carrying a blunt piece of paper. people who were mourners at mr navalny�*selves arrested and fined. this is a very risky thing for russians to do, simply because the leaders of state control also robust. 0ne because the leaders of state control also robust. one would think the war in ukraine would be front of their minds but it is not something they have any political agency over, not something that can affect. the russians have turned their minds inward and there is a sense of profound apathy about the future, that realistically it only holds more of the same and that same may be worse. it is instructive to note, some of the biggest topics of debate are over egg prices. the daily cost of living for russians and concerns over whether that will get better or worse as this conflict drags on. we will have more on that story and there is more on our website. the first minster of wales, mark drakeford will give evidence to the covid inquiry today. he's expected to face questions over the speed of his response to the pandemic and tensions between his government an

there to the ukrainian people, just a girl, a political scientist. and as for the direction, that ’s exactly the red line, that this cannot be done, but precisely... failures at the frontation, that is , in addition to providing intelligence on the supply of weapons, they take full part in the planning, attacking generals suffer, let’s say, defeat in their actions, and this is a kind of response that, from their point of view, mm... well , perhaps would require the movement of our forces from various directions towards the north, this is a certain logistical gain, perhaps that’s why they blow up, including in terms of energy, as we know, they were left without light, electric traction ran out there, because, well , electric traction, there is such a complex process going on here, all these puzzles, even. nothing, just nothing, and these people really, that both mishet and the cia are here, then there is this chain, we just remember, that’s what they did in principle, that is. most of the terrorist groups in the world were financed by, well, many things, if we also remember the history of the ostyn company , when pirates were hired as privateers so that, roughly speakin

so more than a decade and millions of people have been affected by them. houses here as katrina . you reports on this front page, it in the u. s. u. k, and no new zealand had a curious china of states wanted cyber attacks, and that disrupting wise and government decisions, stealing trade secrets and silent seems pretty updating. on tuesday we heard from the new zealand governments that said that a group known as 8240 in 2021 axis and internal system, full column and terry. and as well as a system to troughing laws. so they say that these actors removed as soon as they were identified, that they worked with china's ministry to state security. and you're dealing raise these concerns that moving forward with the us and k on monday, with a step further and posing sections and several chinese individuals who say that these individuals have been working with a group learned as $1831.00 that has been active for about 14 years and their activities include sending $10000.00 initial e mails to groups that were for schools of china, including the dissidents and government officials, but the aim of hacking into the confuses and intent to

come up with a united palestinian front, because all of the opinion polling evidence from both the west bank and from gaza shows that the palestinian people support hamas�*srecognise what hamas did on october 7 as war crimes, and because of that, frankly, mahmoud abbas and the leadership of the palestinian authority cannot do anything but try to somehow form an alliance with hamas. let me just say that, before october 7 and after october 7, it is within the national interest of the palestinian people to put our house in order and to unify our ranks. but, ambassador, what does that mean? we have a senior hamas official, ghazi hamad, saying that the "al—aqsa flood operation is just the first. "there'll be a second, a third, a fourth." that's hamas�*s world view. how can you say, "we need to put the palestinian house in order," and then tell me that, "yeah, that involves bringing hamas in." what kind of future does that give the palestinian people? let me just repeat — it has been egypt, algeria, russia, qatar and many other arab countries who have been working with us for years in order to try to put our house in order. i remember very vividly when the uk a

people like that. some of those temperatures moving up in the 70's. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> everybody, i'm grant lotus and basketball is front and center today inworld. we like it that way with the sweet 16 for both the men and the women and a full slate of nba games, bay area who fans are in hog heaven today. second seeded stanford, the women here, they're up in portland. that is the home town of cameron break taking on nc state. the 3 seed. then the cardinal overcame an overtime scare last week against iowa state. so they hope to have a smoother time against the wolfpack tonight. and stanford had their inside outside offense in high gear against nc state working around had a job. she buries the 3. the cardinal led by one after a quarter and they kind pulled away a little bit in the 2nd quarter break. she's so good goes to work inside. little sweet move, hits the banker. stanford lead. 37 27 at the half. but the wolfpack went on a 13 to run in the 3rd key by his side. james. she's going to hit the 3 and nc state right here. i just wide open. i mean, that's a that's a practice shot. nc state takes the lead heading into the 4th quarter. and is i

front-line city in the donetsk people's republic, next to their fighters. so, about my son, i’ll just tell you so that you don’t think, there, you know, my mother arrived, my mother ’shing, young, platoon commander, everyone else is the same, they have nine children, and two of them, children go to kindergartens in the donetsk people's republic, and two of these wives are going to give birth this summer, that's the story. presented, and of course, it’s understandable the rage and hysteria that is happening in the west , so we talked about macron yesterday, but today he said that he said all this thoughtfully, he said, all this was thought out, you know, he stomped his foot, and stomped leg, but what does this mean, because they, well, how do they really know that they lost, they know it, they sought it... he is the chief of staff, thank you, volodya, i am admiral radakin, admiral radakin, yes, he he said that in the war that will happen, we don’t need to be afraid of it, russia will lose and will lose quickly, after that he spent a long time listing how much of what they have there, this is today’s message, that’s how much of what they have there, tanks, guns, how m

belarusian: metro, we’re standing, there’s something sitting in front of us, and i’m not losing my respects, well, there ’s a lot of peopleuage, and it comes out, and we found ourselves, of course, the city has its own adnosins and movs, as for the nation’s war. and what are the slaves from the russian people, who are from the russian nationalities , who are taken from the russian asyarodzi, from the russian asyaroddzi, from the russian culture, from the russian traditions, and what are they slaves from? ts, yany into another kshtaltu, the gentleman’s poland will break through, the same situation , this is unacceptable, this is inmagchy, that’s what we tortured so much, and what happened to our neighbor ukraine, well, that ’s wrong... i want to know, you understand, we may autentyku, we may kassyum, quick kastsyu velma folded for hours of knowledge, adrazu, here it is folded, well, contrary, zhanochy kastyum, geta... what’s the mood like? this granny , who lived her life, was young, suffered and chalked her mother, her granny, and she drank some hellish trots, and the mercantile ones, like the hets of the monks, who had a

beautiful, so that the guests will come in, gasp, and in front of them is our magic engine, and it’s safe that well... well, a lot of people, this engine, it ’se can’t be disrupted because of rain, no, let it be in a tent, and vanya said that this is definitely a safe technology, yes, yeah, okay, fine, we’ll decorate the tent tomorrow, what ’s there, who is it, averina? seryozha from the detachment is probably checking security, right, what’s bothering you? well, to be honest, they are afraid that there will be sabotage, here tomorrow, yes, lord, before this it wasn’t enough, why did they get it, i don’t know, here is our captain, now the truth will be revealed to us, dear guests, the cooling system on board has failed, this is a minor breakdown, it does not threaten the life and health of passengers, so just keep resting, okay? and we will rest like this for a long time, the tug should come soon, and you and i will calmly return to the port, don’t worry, so what happens, it’s an everyday matter, irochka, and what about our canapsheks? we left with the servilat, of course, i’ll bring it now, uh-huh, and i want to remind you that for your own

ridiculous to believe that people can flee to ukraine without first agreeing to be accepted there, because the russian-ukrainian border is it’s not just a border, it ’s a frontle to pass through this front, i claim this, i know this, so all this is completely obvious, but he doesn’t do it, he instead indulges in other reasoning that you have already quoted here. but they are not enough and it is impossible to say now, to assert that one of these versions, it is absolute, is a consequence, it will show, now as for the islamic version, that they are muslims - this is clear, during this, during the terrorist attack there was two points that are characteristic of islamic terrorist organizations, firstly, one of the ones who coordinated them, when he walked, he several times proclaimed allahu akbar and additional sentences that belong to their vocabulary, secondly, one of them tried to cut off the head of a wounded man who was lying, but he did it ineptly, he did not cut off his head, but this fact was, that is , it is indicative... which is located in afghanistan, this organization has never carried out terrorist attacks against russia, maybe the fsb has informa

people of london think of it. sir lenny henry has fronted comic relief for the final time, nearly four decades after he co—founded the charity. last night�*sised by comic relief over the past 39 years that he�*s been at the helm — and that�*s before including what was raised last night. i�*m actually speechless. thank you all so much. long may it continue. and i thank you with every ventricle of my heart. never give up caring. emcee: sir lenny henry! the night began with tributes to the comedy legend. tonight being the last time lenny will host the show, ladies and gentlemen. all: aw. it�*s been an amazing tour of duty. i've got to say, you are 100% totally and utterly — am i right here when i say — he's irreplaceable. cheering and applause. # i can't get enough of your love i can't get enough of your love # the public also had their say as they voted this their favourite lenny moment. # i�*m just len. # chatting on the phone with james corden. # what will take for me to leave these shows? # retire the nose, face destiny? sorry about that and, just to be clear, i had that planned way before gosling did it at the oscars. laughter. well, i�*

front page, we have two guests from the elected officials. the 12th majlis, our first guest is mr. ebrahimi , the elected representative of the people of iraq. let 's have a good conversation and be healthy. with your permission, i invite people to see a part of your election program, the answers that you have given to the questions that are designed for audio and television. yes, please nadergholi ebrahim constituency of kamijan and khanda cities of iraq. place of birth iraq date of birth 1 bahman 1340 doctoral school of water science specialization in water structures career records head of the agricultural jihad organization of central province associate dean of the research institute of soil protection and agriculture of the country deputy director of planning for research of the ministry of agricultural jihad place of residence in iraq tell me one law left on earth. you follow up in the parliament so that it is implemented. one of the most important needs is to pay attention to the dear retirees who have a lifetime of service to these people, a lifetime of honest and sincere service. unfortunately, the law on the equalization of pensioners' sa

just not uncommon that people wrote to me in the comments that listen, well, that ’s a good idea, but it won’t work, now it's already, well, now it's already a reality on the frontderful. uses these ground robotic assault complexes, well done, more such units that are included in this process, er, so er, well , we can track the dynamics, which of course is better, ah, it's just that the more units there are that work directly with the manufacturer, as you asked how it... works, i'll tell you how it works, it works so that we are with the manufacturer of the saber turret and the ries platform just shook hands and said, guys, you have something that we can... fight, give us, be a weasel, and we'll just announce that we need it, we're ready, with this, well, it's a certain risk, because when you take some new technology to war, you're still taking a risk, because it might not work, and it will a risk for you personally, and accordingly we are taking a certain risk, but please be a weasel and go to meet us, that is, give us something to risk, and they are very clear ... i will tell you that some of the sabers that we received are us received from the manufacturers ,

received, this by the way, that ’s just local shooting, maybe even my personnel, i don’t know, but her people survive there plus or minus in the same way, it’s far from the frontrom different types of weapons is there somewhere... once in a while two, three, four days, mostly rockets, because the barrel artillery does not reach there anymore, but , let's say, the russian military continues to strike in a silid style, we were not even going to shoot it yesterday, we were going to turetsk, but on the way we already learned about, about this shelling of the city of silidov, and just now there was an abgrade we just found out that in odesa they gave us the opportunity to sleep, it was calm, and now... now there is an explosion in odesa and only after that they turned on the sounds of the air alarm, we will find out, we will tell you in more detail, and mr. andriy and i will try to do this now imagine such an imaginary situation, if now, those residents of occupied mariupol who remained, who in one way or another cooperated, put up with everything that is happening in the city, and if now they were shown an oscar-winning film for 20 days, an imaginary situation, no

people can stop suffering." everybody�*s going to have to give in. there's no perfect scenario. and we need the suffering to stop. steve harley, who frontedo cancel performances last year after being diagnosed with cancer. david sillito reports. # you've done it all, you've broken every code...# steve harley and cockney rebel, and make me smile. it wasn'tjust a huge hit, it was one of those songs that never seems to have gone away. # you spoilt the game, no matter what you say... and right from the beginning, there was a feeling about it. they always ask me, did you know at the time that it would be a big hit? actually, we did think it would be. i knew the managing director of emi at the time who came to abbey road where i was mixing it. he said, "number one." and i said to him, "0k, can i hold you to that?" he said, "yeah." # mr soft, turn around and force the world to watch the things you're going through. ..# during his �*70s heyday, there was more than a touch of glam theatricality and single—mindedness. some of that determination grew out of his childhood. polio had kept him in hospitalfor years. at three and a half years old, here,

enemy lost almost 900 people, our units in almost all directions improved the situation along the front line, and the most discussed topic last hours, the destruction of the ukrainian s by an iskander ballistic missile in the area of ​​​​the village of sergeevka. western pokrovsk, the city is still under the control of the kiev regime. impressive footage of a precise hit in the center of a column of several vehicles and a powerful explosion with the detonation of rocket fuel of the missile warheads themselves . it is important to note the efficiency of the attack on the enemy complex. intelligence caught the s-300 actually on the march, even before its deployment began, and did an excellent job operators of the iskandir tactical complex. at the same time, the theme is developing in telegram channels that an american patriot has been destroyed , there are even links to some american sources, but firstly, our military knows better, and secondly, the s-300 target is fatter than the advertised patriot, simply because it hits further. and the fourth in a row, the american abrams heavy tank, on which the militants had high hopes, was destroyed. everything happened in the s

front bought the the this is to the juniors and days around the top stories. the u. s. supreme court will allow state authorities in texas to start arresting people to speak to the of crossing the border illegally from mexico. once in custody. my friends could either agree to a judge is over to, to the east will be prosecuted on misdemeanor charges. opponents of the controversial uh, warning of racial profiling and rights violations us and secretary of state and to me blink. and since the whole of gauze is population is facing severe, hung up, his warning comes as he's rile, rejects into nash.

people anticipate. election years historically have always been positive when they have been front ended by a january gain in the s&p 500 going back to world war ii. because we have seen so many all-time highs, that indicates that maybe we are getting ahead of ourselves. let's remember that the cnn fear and greed pull last week was reading excessive greed and theaaii membership survey of the bull's was unusually high using their terms. jonathan: everything just feels little bits dale, the consensus. we catch up with a lot of people every single week and hardly anyone has shifted their views. that's what's intriguing to me. they were bullish and now they are more bullish and if they expect rate cuts, they still are by that push them back to june maybe the magnitude hasn't shifted much. why haven't we seen a change of views directionally when the economic data has pushed back against expect tatian's? >> i agree and i think it's because of the old saying that the trend is your friend. right now, the trend continues to work higher despite those like myself who think we are due for some sort of digestion of gains. ever

s. are hoping for a 2nd fight and presidency because they know that's jo bite and really values that front of lansing relationship. but they also, they are also witching out to people is could be on the potential donuts trump, teen, should she be elected again? because of course, they want to learn what is contained talk, and what would be then we'll policy or we or policy. what possible effect could be outcome of the election have on europe a well, it just depends what are you are an optimist or past the most according to one think think under donald trump view as with a band on climate action, trade wars would hard and, and need to would be at the best a dormant, and i think this is the biggest problem that the u. a p. as a worry about that donald trump, if we elect to which pull out, or at least we can need to. and this is of course, the quickbook key questions for the question for the you a p. and because it's about there are security. and there are different scenarios. and that you opinions are really worried that the return of america 1st policy codes mean europe, on its own as the about belgium prime minister, the crop put, it's talking to his lawmakers. wha

its proximity to the front line , more than 600,000 people remain in the city, the city is working, and thanks to the armed forces of ukraine , the city has not been shelled by the st is important already have a gap time. between the launch of enemy missiles and the transition to shelter, this quite significantly stabilized the economic sphere of zaporizhia, the overall productivity of the economy, and today zaporizhia is a reliable support for the armed forces of ukraine. yes, by the way, that's about me i think let's talk about this zaporizhia in a day, it's clear that it's impossible, the enemy is standing there today in the work area, sometimes in other areas, maybe somewhere, but it's still only from orichov, if i'm not mistaken there. zaporizhzhia is 70 km away, that is, he cannot reach it in a day, even if he really wanted to, even if there were no barriers or anything, but it is important, it is important to emphasize, i would like to say, i just, i just have one more thesis, that is in kharkiv, well, there the enemy is also crawling near the city conditionally, and for well there is more shelling, well, but in zaporizhzhia shelling, just in the first two

special services, download the application, already 4000 downloads, let 's protect our sky together, well, in addition, the people's frontd in order to collect everything necessary for our guys who protect the belgorod sky and the belgorod... land and most importantly, the people in the belgorod region, and he is now in direct contact with us, denis, greetings, hello, what now before everything the defenders of belgorod need, well , these are the same quadcopters, electronic warfare equipment, everything is basically the same, we need thermal imaging sights, right now. uh they make these invisible blankets or how to call them correctly, blankets that protect from thermal insulation. in fact, there is not enough even ordinary building materials that are easy to build houses, build fortifications, uh, everything is in power banks, there are anti-electronic guns, yes, anti-drone, uh, necessary, this collection is even, you know, necessary simply for this, there are a lot of people around me who want to help, such... chaos has formed, so the all-russian people's front specially organized this gathering with the defender of b

front lines, and listen to the normal news , thank you very much, mr. igor, igor lapin, there was a major of the armed forces of ukraine, a special officer, a people 's deputye interim results, because i will be with you for another hour, you will bear with me, and therefore, do you expect to end us aid if trump wins, we asked you today about it's, let's see if 49%, so does 50. no , well, i'm surprised, i think mostly, 49, that is, 49% of the weights expect an end to the us victory, yet 51% believe that there will be no end to aid , donald trump is already formed, if he defeats the government with him , he will further help ukraine there, and thank you , thank you, so for the second hour i will be with you oleksiy holobutsky, viktor boberenko, serhiy tiran, cool guests, cool experts, leaves with us, now bbc news ukraine, let's watch, then continue. russia made public the conversations of german officers about the transfer of taurus missiles to ukraine. a scandal for berlin. propaganda material for moscow, but how will this leak affect western arms supplies to ukraine? to the army, we are talking about this on bbc news ukraine live from london, i am yevgenia

front lines, the state of fortification, situations in educational complexes, the coordinator needs 10 responsible people, one in each group a person must speak english, well, in principle, the verkhovna rada of ukraine, people 'ses of the people in such positions, well, they all must speak english, well, at least on... there b1, b2, well , they must speak, departure tomorrow in communication with this, the meeting is postponed to the 6th-8th, you need to sign up in misyagin, i don't know who this guy is, i'll go find out, i'll try, but, unfortunately, that's the story. now we will continue to talk, we will now talk about aid, about the aid of the united states of america, will it be unlocked, will it not unlocked, yurii lutsenko, politician , captain of the armed forces of ukraine, mr. yurii, i congratulate you, good evening, well, actually, work continues in the united states in washington, various proposals, and we are waiting, not everyone understands everything that is happening there, but everyone they are waiting for a key decision, whether there will be aid to ukraine or not, at what stage is all this, well, now and anyway, are there more options for what we will receive, at least at least in march, the

people need to goerned. tol over this. >> thi s is this is what by thisut is somebody working out their little in front of everybodyokin.y just won the fetish lottery. yeah. theraiserike, what havloery. fundraiser and children were like peanut butter a of their toes and somebody was like yeah that's a good. you and then they looked at each other like, yeah, you too. yeah, you too. i love a loti .. how much money will we raise? yeah, this is this is off. >> we need to get back to good old wet t-shirt contest. yes. oh, no. we have, as you suggested,wet a wet t-shirt contest. you would be it-shntesn big, bu. oh, licking peanut butter off the coast. but they did volunteer. a >> emilyt, should weed? be concerned? e. honest with me. i mean, i'm with cat all the way. kids t all th are going to kid, righ? kids are going to have these dumb ideas, although it is really specific althougs. you're right. so it probably did come from. yes. >>mething nefarious everbody but the whole point is you hope poind likike a chain of comman in operation at the school where the teacher were like, oh, no kids like, good idea, but that's not, that

proximity to the front line, more than 600 remain in the city thousands of people, the city is working, and thanks to the armed forces of ukraine, today the city has not been bombarded with sseveral months, that is, it is important to have time between flights, enemy missiles and the transition to shelter, this has significantly stabilized the economic the sphere of zaporizhzhia , the overall productivity of the economy, and today zaporizhzhia is a reliable support for the armed forces of ukraine, and by the way , i'm already thinking about... let me think about this zaporizhzhia in a day, it's clear that this is impossible, the enemy is standing today there in the working area, somewhere there other areas, maybe, but it’s still only from orichov, if i’m not mistaken, it’s 70 kilometers to zaporizhzhia, that is , he can’t reach it in a day, even if he really wanted to, even if there were no roadblocks or anything. but it's important, it's important to emphasize, i'd like to say that i'm just, i'm just one more thesis, here in kharkiv, well, the enemy is there too... crawling near the city, conditionally, and for, well, there are still shellings, well, but in zaporozhye she

people forcibly displaced, and tens of thousands killed, the conflict could trigger the world's largest hunger crisis. bbc arabic�*s feras kilani, has been given rare access with the sudanese army, and sent this report from the frontartoum. gun shots. the front line of a war the world has forgotten. sudanese army troops, celebrating success as they push towards the capital. a fragile victory over their rivals, the rapid support forces. this market used to be the life of the city. now look at it. normal life here, destroyed. we heard stories of rape, looting and indiscriminate violence at the hands of the rsf. this war is taking everything from people. millions across the country have had to leave their lives behind. few have stayed. 64—year—old mukhtar took us to see what used to be a town square, now a makeshift graveyard. translation: there are 150 people here. | i knew many of them. mohammed, abdullah, jalal. .. there's just me left. a moment to remember their names. for many, a grave is only a number. the un says both sides face accusations of horrific abuses, even war crimes, claims both deny. the army was keen to show us the damage they say was inflicted to the city and its people by the rsf. they tightly co

front of around 50,000 people, very strong, in his words, but the conflict in gaza. i very strong, in his words, but the conflict in gaza.— conflict in gaza. i would if i could snflict in gaza. i would if i could squeeze in one _ conflict in gaza. i would if i could squeeze in one more _ conflict in gaza. i would if i could squeeze in one more question i conflict in gaza. i would if i could i squeeze in one more question while some forgot to. the catholic church. how was it fearing with pope francis? his health has been best, but any particular challenges worthy of note? his but any particular challenges worthy ofnote? , , , of note? his papacy, has, i suppose, been characterised _ of note? his papacy, has, i suppose, been characterised in _ of note? his papacy, has, i suppose, been characterised in some - of note? his papacy, has, i suppose, been characterised in some sense i been characterised in some sense that some conservatives, some traditionalists feel that pope francis is moving away from traditional teaching. francis is moving away from traditionalteaching. he francis is moving away from traditional teaching. he in material terms, not a massive amount

front is keen to promote. newsnight�*s mark urban has been to the industrial town of monbayard to speak to people there about whyo be replaced more recently by flows outward ofjobs, investment and people. what you've got here is typical of what they call a france profonde, deep france, these rural areas where job losses, economic dislocation, unhappiness with the way things are, have created opportunities. 0n the far left, its true, but mainly for the far right. the question is whether in these elections they'll make really substantial gains and change the political game in france. christian corouge worked at the peugeot car plant for decades. now it's largely closed. he's trying to organise resistance to the far right, a different national community. these days, the national front calls itself the national rally. this man is among their local militants or activists under the leadership of marine le pen. and jordan bardella, the party's new talent who's coming to montbeliard. vincent le brun teaches politics at the nearby besancon university. he's charted the growth in the far right vote in successive elections,

outside this landscape, but in front of it with my eyes everything is from... the big bang, yes from the birth of the universe to golgotha, this grief, what are you people doing, it ’s, i feel what i... gave you life, i’m ready for you, that is, i gave you everything, and you ask for some little things, and i, um, this is what i want to ask you about - at the end of our conversation, it turned out - thanks to you, not sad, and, probably, this is correct, nevertheless , here is the experience of fasting, it still presupposes some kind of asceticism, yes, that is, exercise, not necessarily physical, yes, i’ve often come across the fact that people who are trying to live a church life, they go to fast, well, they take something personal for themselves, yes, knowing themselves, well, someone, i don’t know, some child there refuses to watch tv series, yes, someone there , well, for example, yes, i don’t mean a specific child now, well, something like that for me, but someone there, well, i don’t know, something else, yes, understanding what it is these are his attachments, these are the ropes that hold him, yes, do you have some kind of, i’ll say with... with a slight, a

made that accusation in a courtroom in front of judge juan marshawn, and at one point marshawn says you are literally accusing the manhattan d.a.'s office and the peopleassigned to this case of prosecutorial misconduct. it seems as if, jose, that the judge is actually open to a delay, and he asks todd blanche e over and over again give me something to hang my hat on. tell me why it is you believe that there is more time needed to go through this trove of evidence, right? because the d.a. has said despite the fact that 170,000 pages of documents were handed over in the last couple of weeks, really only 300 pages pertain to this particular trial, to this particular case whereas todd blanche is saying we need more time to go over all of these documents and we can't really take the word of the d.a.'s office saying that only 300 documents are pertaining to this trial, right? it doesn't seem as if marshawn has heard what he has wanted so far from todd blanche to grant, for instance, more of an extension than they have already given. this has already been delayed 30 days so far. it was supposed to start today and now we're looking at april 15th. again, we're

people. he mocks africans. he called several african countries s-hole countries, and haiti. it's always anti-people of color. that ought to be on the front has an opportunity to speak of the grandeur, strength, and history of the people of color, he goes in front of a black conservative group and say, "you like me because of the mugshot i took you like me because i have all these indictments." so he is running what he entered into politics on. he entered on birtherism, denying a black president who was born here. >> muslim ban. >> he's running on the bias and racism that was always the major part of his campaign. they will not write about that. they're telling us about one old white man rather than another old white man who has not only lost his mind, but when he had one, it was bigoted. >> it's getting more bigoted and angry, the slurring of his words. on the one hand, a family member should step in and, i mean, this was my family member, i would be taking him to a memory care or something to get help. i'm dead serious. it's not a joke. >> it's really sad. >> but, also, this is all baked in. we have two candidates that both have served

here s... the most purposeful people, because all this is for you familiar, through thorns, to the stars, this week of the festival only confirmed my thought, if some door has closed right in fronte. now i will teach you the phrase: i can help you in russian sign language, it’s not much, but it’s the first step so that people from different worlds can hear each other better. well, friends, now let's all together, i can help you, i can. help you, i can help you, i can help you, i can help you, i can help you, i can help you, bravo katya konanenko everyone. participants of the world youth festival, what cool guys you are, i’m sure you could feel their energy through the screen, our dear viewers, we move on, during the festival we lived a whole life full of joy and new acquaintances, real miracles and large-scale events . our story continues. it is important to talk about what values ​​and meanings became uniting for everyone here at the festival: responsibility for the fate of the world, multinational unity, a world of opportunity for everyone, preserving the family, in the name of the children of the future, we are together with russia, all this is about how important it is to ta

simply real... so that people can see, so that the children and i can go out into the city to show our creativity right in front of ourselves, that it’s fashionable, it’s beautiful, it ’s you start painting clothes, you get more involved in this business and somehow really like it, you have to be very careful, because any extra movement already the work will be ruined. the fashionable ethnic fashion of young dumpling makers comes out from the cities, their creations are worn by themselves, and the orders of the hell-raised ones are collected, which they covet in the wardrobe of the autarskiy ўbor. this concludes our issue, the region’s news and other projects of the belteleradio campaign are available on the website tvr.by. premnaga of the day. we will introduce you to belarusians who deliberately exchanged the city for the countryside. vladimir aleksandrovich, i know that you have a lot of crops growing here, that’s right, but the three most important ones are these. potato, this enterprise produces from 4 to 6,000 tons of potatoes per year, and you are the same family who once in their life bought one piece of land, restored a house there, could no longer stop, yes,

people loved you at that moment, why did vika win? well, somehow i, maybe it ’s some kind of childish, icy look from vicky , now i can just imagine how all this struggle flashes in frontid you have such a loving look? well, actually it was very hard the first time, well, not just the first time, well, it was definitely hard for 10 years, that’s how much it was, because there was so much dirt it was poured out on me that i thought that i couldn’t stand it anymore, i would leave after all, but because of what, i simply exist. there was a toad, a toad, and what supported you most? dima supported, so this is the most important thing, dima, how did you propose? oh, yes, well, i usually tell you that i’m there in the park, but no, now you tell it in an unusual way, you tell the truth to us, you’re better than vika, let him tell you, no, let’s just tell you, that’s for dima, that’s it - a man should say at least a word, no, well, vika just has a leading look, everything flashes through her before our eyes, we have all the women at the table today. we understood one thing , everyone is henpecked, in short, they are happy, so i am absolutely happy, there is nothing special in

people. he mocks africans and called several african countries s hole countries and hate. it's always antipeople of color. that ought to be on the frontyou have the nerve to let him say when he has an opportunity to speak of the grandeur and strength of the history of people of color he goes in front of a black conservative group and says you like me because of the mug shot i took. you like me because i have all the indictments. so he is running what he entered into politics he entered into politics on birthism denying a black president was born here. running on bias and racism that was always the major part of his campaign. and they will not write about that. they are telling us about one old white man rather than another old white man who is not only lost his mind, but when he had one it was bigoted. >> it is getting more bigoted. and angry, and the slurring of the words on the one hand, a family member should step? and i mean, this was my family member, i would be taking him to a memory care or something to get help. i am dead serious. >> it's sad. >> it's not a joke. >> it's really sad. >> but also this is all baked in. we have to

s agenda. i will take a break here so people can get seated. please, welcome everybody. there are several empty seats up front. come on in, ladies. come on in everybody. i will pause just for a second so everybody can find a seat. many know we are close to the kimball playground with a club house, a children play area and three baseball fields and green open space. we are also just a few blocks from one of my favorite city iconic areas, which is the japantown peace plaza, which is at the heart of japantown community and holds cultural celebrations, visitors and many residents who access the array of businesses in the area. we are excited about the department collaboration with the community on the japantown peace plaza renovation project kicked off last year in blustering conditions with speaker pelosi. it was quite a day. there are we are envisioning great things for the future of this vital public space. not far from alamo square, my favorite park at the time with the iconic view of the painted ladies. we are a few blocks away from the margimate s hayward playground which underwent a $28 million renovation. as we are in the mid

people, amazing seventh season. i wouldn't allow it in my laboratory to conduct something like this, it ’s too dangerous, tomorrow at 21:30, good morning, good morning everyone, join us, svetlana abramova, in frontne of the marketplaces, as if it were some kind of smartphone that will travel for a month from china, just a larger package, the price is several orders of magnitude higher, it’s worth the pleasure 30 . according to the management of airline representatives dmitry zaitsev, they let you in with things, although the manual calibrator fits. for a resident of the capital , artyom, this flight to his relatives ended before it even began; he did not go further than the check-in counter ; airline representatives considered that the guy’s travel bag was too large, although it complied with the standards; another passenger, elena, was a little more lucky. in the end, i ended up with a goose, that’s all, a plush goose, on which the plane is extremely comfortable to sleep. like this with a goose in her arms met sunny istanbul. muscovite elena decided to fly to turkey for the weekend, taking only a small backpack with her, but for some reason there wasn’t enough space on the plane for everyone to

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