assembly of the council of europe in march of this year expelled russia, that is, russia did not leave perexpelled, and expelled from pere precisely because of the incompatibility of her behavior with the principles of the organization, because it is an aggressive country against everyone... it attacks and carries the attack, well , its leadership constantly lies, in the end, it is for this that it was expelled, and until this russian federation was already excluded before, and it must be said that at that time they did not really pay attention to who was in front, moreover, russia was grasping with its hands and feet for them to be returned to the front again. the russians gave, well, in the literal sense, a little bit of bribes, when they...corrupted management, tried to corrupt the couple so that they would be returned to this couple, that is , they didn't want to sit there so much, you see, that they simply made every effort to have them there, well, nothing worked out, they were kicked out, and so now the legends tell, well , this is just such a small episode, but let's return to dugin

complex, which is no less complex, and there what, there, and there what, translated into ukrainian, pere pere, so when he came, there everything has already been translated and spelled out in ukrainian, everything is also in english there, why are we there, everything, everything, everything works, but something doesn't work with getaks, they can't, well listen, that's how it is. well, don't be like that with us, well, we are adults and intelligent people, you know, i am the end of our conversation i will quote yury kas'yanov, if i speak directly, then it is already a quote, the only thing that prevents us from fighting and winning is a huge pile of lies, the only marathon lies, the fragments of the shahed in the benches, the president's office lies, the minister lies, the general staff lies, the commander lies, combrich lies and even the combatant lies because there is no choice. everyone lies, this is how the system is arranged and in this stream of lies, there is no point in looking for the truth, and where there is no truth, there are no correct decisions, and only because the enemy

almost didn't have enough time, they started the time to pull and we knew something with this maybe pereged the course somehow games i don't know look mykola believed that if there was a little more time. and really, it seems to me that the referee compensated a little, because at the end there were also time delays from shakhtar, simulations of injuries, where the player simply lay on a flat spot, and as soon as time was stopped, he got up, well, according to the referee, as always in we have a question, and regarding vorst's game , i really liked vorst, how powerfully she played the ending, especially the match, it didn't seem like, on the contrary, she attacked constantly, but regarding the replacement of stepaniuk, the question here is that maybe it was necessary to leave kotaluk and stepaniuk in the pair, because... both are very dangerous, very sharp attackers, with kyvtaluk, the coach guessed to replace him, because he actually scored and had a few more chances , however, it was stepaniuk who gave a potentially goal-scoring pass to kane, who, after screaming himself, failed to bea

some people ask me: “ilyukha, will you return to pere, guys, this is my saturday morning.”way, as journalists found out, ilya demkin’s comfortable and such a happy life is paid for from accounts a large russian developer oo trading house pzsp, where he is the founder, it’s normal, the parents of this young man don’t think twice about it. and why doesn’t he want to return to his homeland, maybe because he knows how his parents are building this homeland, because he understands that everything here was not done in good faith, and so it is everywhere, the flooding simply revealed what should have been revealed for decades, now, if there had not been this flooding, this terrible flood, then this... tamba, which itself in fact, an earthen rampart, and they would have thought that this billion had gone where it needed to go until the moment the water destroys this dam along with the rodents, but how do the people who are responsible for this behave, that’s when residents, citizens come to the leader , compatriots, talk, ask what happened, look how they communicate. this is a lead

here, a biden official is being furiously plucked by pere, the head of the house foreign affairs committeey you gave kiev missiles, so why don’t you allow them to hit russian cities, look how much can be fired at on the map, the institute for the study of war pursues the goals of the military-industrial complex, that is, the more the military-industrial complex earns, the better, and for how can you earn money in the industrial industrial complex, it is necessary even more, more, so to speak, to escalate the situation, cross the red line, and today we see a vivid example of exactly when the map was shown: three zones are shown. the first, smallest one is the gmlrs projectiles for the hymers systems. there is little noteworthy here, we have learned to intercept them very well, here are two other areas of interest, these are the affected areas relatively missiles that are new to us, as well as ms. with a flight range of 170 and 300 km, respectively, lipetsk is already under threat. rostov, and don’t be misled by washington’s tales that they say that kiev was given only 170 km missiles, that

electric current, including through the genitals, all these kinds of things that i tell you ... now perehis is conflict-related sexual violence, if a person was stripped , groomed, touched while crossing checkpoints, enemy checkpoints, this is also conflict-related sexual violence. mrs. lyudmila, you spent three terrible years in the hell of russian captivity, if i understand correctly? that the activity you are doing now is, in a certain sense , rehabilitation and finding yourself in this life after what happened. maybe yes, maybe yes, you know, all these three years and 13 days, it's really, it's a terrible ordeal, and my only dream was, except that someday to see my relatives and still one day be a free person, i really wanted to hold out, i really wanted not to be... broken, and during the terrible torture i thought that yes, my body is not free, they can do anything whatever, but my thoughts are my thoughts, my thoughts are free, and i thought about, i dreamed about how i would be free, what i would do, it gave me strength, it gave me confidence, but at the time.. .... when the door

your idea of the only way out of this, which is the two—state solution, it is the idea that drove peresnd arafat to the oslo accords in the early 1990s. it was the dream to live side—by—side in coexistence, and that dream conclusively died. you are trying to resuscitate something which is dead. no, it is not. it is not. you just have to listen to the american president. you have to listen to all the european leaders. you have to listen to all the arab leaders. you have to read the arab peace initiative. so it is a dead only among us in israel. it is the only living concept of the world — it is acceptable by china, by russia, by all the political, you know, community, worldwide. so we did not give ourselves the answer, why it did not work. yes, it didn't work. but it is because we did many mistakes, and the palestinians did many mistakes, and we do not analyse, we do not try to understand what were the mistakes. the last prime minister who really tried to achieve a viable solution was ehud olmert, and he was sent to jailfor corruption. the thing is, you speak with the authority of a very

during this time, they showed 80% plus, but among them now we record 26% of ukrainians who believe in pereose who believe to victory, which will be considered a victory even ah... how to say it, probably even a freeze of the conflict, and when russia will have something left from the occupied territories, be it crimea, or donbas, or even other regions, that is, for this part ukrainians, it will still be a victory, that's why it's a change in public attitudes, you can say that it's a change, please, you can say that it's a change, well, yes. i think, yes, yes, that is, the numbers used to be smaller, in principle, it is not surprising that they started, that they started to grow, because, well , the dynamics changed, the dynamics changed, the dynamics on front, and obviously people began to understand that this war would be long, and again, there was a transition from inflated expectations. to frustration, and that's why it affected those numbers. anyway, i think the numbers are enough, they're optimistic enough, well , look, let's even talk about mobilization, because i'm very, i think it'

a spokesman for these really governments during the administration of it's like a bean and shimon peres that was during the also peace process. and in cairo ambassador who st. hardy is a veteran, egyptian diplomat was involved in the process that led to the egypt. israel piece agreement in 1979. welcome to everybody. but 1st question to you and baset are when you see an egyptian border guard killed in an incident that involved is really troops. what's your level of concern? right. it's not only concern sure about much more than or sadness and dismay. that after all these years after signing the pct. but i can 1979. israel has been kind of that, that many to a patient's was such a scale on our borders. and the country with who assigned this piece the hash violates the spirit of the peace treaty by okay, buying the punish senior inside of the crossing or by the plain troops on the borders of egypt was the governor slip. and on back back to anything this war for take months in garza, with the pretext of destroying completely how much not the only descriptions, but almost all across the wor

polls during this time showed 80% plus. but among them now we record 26% of ukrainians who believe in pereho believe in victory, who will consider victory even, ah, how to say it, probably even the freezing of the conflict, and when russia will have something left of the occupied territory, be it crimea, or donbas, or... even other regions, that is, for this part of ukrainians, it doesn't matter there will be a victory, so this time the mood can be said to be a change? please can you say that this is a change? well, yes, i think, yes, yes, that is, the numbers used to be smaller, in principle , it is not surprising that they started, that they started to grow, because, well, the dynamics changed, the dynamics changed. dynamics at the front and, well, obviously people started to realize that this war was going to be a long one, ah, again, there was, there was a shift from inflated expectations to frustration, and so that affected those numbers, anyway, i think , that the numbers are enough, they are quite optimistic, well, look, let's even talk about mobilization, because i really... i thin

think did not happen and what the russians think should also happen, well, here is kiselyov actually pereof europe is ready to lead its troops to ukraine, and it is necessary to tell them it made a very big impression, it is clearly visible from this text. the americans are making relations hard to the point of impossibility, and some in europe, in this context, are planning a direct military confrontation with russia on ukrainian territory. president of lithuania nauseda. i welcome the idea of ​​sending a mission to the territory of ukraine. prime minister of estonia kallas generally calls sending. we should not be afraid of our power. russia says that this or that step is escalation, but defense is not escalation. valtonen, minister of foreign affairs of finland. western countries, including the united states, should not be so categorically opposed to the idea of ​​sending troops to ukraine if conditions worsen. minister of foreign affairs of poland sikorski. the presence of nato forces in ukraine is not unthinkable, well, you see, such joint and very, i would say, such synchronous stat

difficult to prove, and does this luka fall under under such a definition in your opinion, such a peres, well, in my opinion, in my opinion subjective opinion, in general, the moscow patriarchate does not fall under religion, because it is not a religion, it is a commercial enterprise, which for many years, both in ukraine and, by the way, in russia, used the privileges that were given to them, therefore which is no secret that... in russia they have privileges for trading in excise goods without paying excise duty, and they make money from it, at the same time they make money from the parishioners, not having their own tomos from the ecumenical patriarchate, nothing, so let's say, that this is some religious difference, well it's more treason, among luka's subordinates who help the occupiers and in that... in his activities, this metropolitan luka, or did he actually do something like that before treason, what can you blame him for, in your opinion, he may have called for something in his sermons, or i don't know what , well, regularly both before the full-scale invasion and after the

more than 80 firefighters rushing to economy, lumber as flames pere seen roaring off of the lumberyard building. and you can see in this video here, firefighters attacking it from multiple angles calls reporting this fire came in just before 8 o'clock tonight. but by the time firefighters arrived, the building was already engulfed in flames. >> we just heard a bunch of people coming into the gas station there there's a big fire. you guys he was going he is going to close. i go outside. it's just smoke first. and then 2 minutes later, the flames erupted from the roof. chaos. it's crazy. some people are saying that could have been well, most people that we what it could railroad tracks. definitely is not the first time we've had fires around here, especially in this area. so there's been fires here before. but nothing of this kind really this 32 about the whole business has never been like this before. >> fire officials say that nearby residents should closed doors and windows to prevent smoke exposure. railroad traffic has also been closed in that area as the tracks are right there by t

is very difficult to prove, and does this luka fall under such a definition in your opinion, such a pere, in my, in my subjective opinion, in general, the moscow patriarchate under religion does not apply, because it is not a religion, it is a commercial enterprise, which for many years, both in ukraine and, by the way, in russia, used the benefits that were given to them, because it is no secret that...

the judicial system of ukraine is in a mode of total peres. there is a lot of work.he higher qualification commission works tirelessly to conduct competitions for positions and assess the suitability of incumbents servants of themis. it's so exhausting that lately interviews are going on in 7 minutes, judges with dubious reputations and fortunes of obscure origin remain in their seats. the supreme council of the judiciary, which resumed its disciplinary function six months ago, still cannot process a significant volume of judges' complaints. so... those involved in criminal cases of corruption, treason and even murder have not been released and have been receiving millions from the state budget for years, which the supreme council of justice does not do, in fact sabotages consideration of important disciplinary cases, and those that are considered are very much amnestied, actually exempting judges from responsibility, instead of dismissing them from office. thus, the supreme council of justice decided not to prosecute the judge. serhiy kovganych of the tolchyn distri

during this... time they showed 80% plus, but among them we now record 6% of ukrainians who believe in pereose who believe in negotiations, which will be considered a victory even, how to say it, probably even a freeze of the conflict, and when russia will have something left of the occupied or something crimea, or donbass, or even other regions, that is, for this part of ukrainians, it will still be a victory, so this is a change in public attitudes, you can say that this is a change, please, you can say that this is a change, yes, i i think so, yes, that is, the numbers used to be smaller.

and he, that is, how organic and , first of all, how handsome, i and one more fact that marichka, i pererichka gave ivan two books, shadows of forgotten ancestors and taras shevchenko, er, er, and, well, kobzar, and there, and so it turned out that ivan starred in one film shadows of forgotten ancestors in the movie dream. we will definitely talk about shadows, now i want to go to the missing letter, i planned earlier, but because i wanted to to ask you about your own creation of the golden keys trio, and in 72 he already you... begins with this song, the film begins, you sing not as a marching song, but as a lyrical song, yes, loosen up, guys, horses, lie down, rest, and yakino is all green, sotkrinychelku dig, here is this change from a marching derivative to a lyrical one, this... is also a very mykolaichuk story, how did he, how did he come up with it, that it is so, well, he asked us before the shooting, he asked for girls, sing, here for some reason it was cut in the film, we sang, oh, untie, he says, please tell oh, unharness, boys, horses, it's enough to fight, don't fight, why d

in a week, they managed to knock out the defense forces from their positions in ivanovka and peres'.o the west. the russians advanced a few hundred meters near the village of vilshana. a little further south, the occupiers they want to eventually capture the entire territory of luhansk region. to do this, they attacked the village of stelmakhivka from the north through berestov, where they expanded the control zone to the southern part of the village and the vlob from the previously occupied kolomiychikha. in general, in two weeks on this part of the front, the rashists occupied about 2 km. to the south, the rashists were constantly trying to advance. on terna and yampolivka to the west of dnibrova in the serebryn forest, but all these attempts were repulsed by the defense forces. by the way, the occupiers have already reported to the kremlin several times, including this week, about the capture belogorivka, but gave the desired action. in time during the week, the city withstood several serious assaults, as before, they continued in three directions. in the north, across bohdanivka,

pere-russian, this is literally sheykovsky and with ballet, there are three of his ballets, as well ash piano concerts, two or three piano concerts, but everyone knows that, and actually we have probably two or three piano concerts, as well as 22 and 3 operas, which at the state level somehow need to make a strategy where there could be mechanisms for easy accessibility of these operas or these are true, but no one would think of playing lyutoslavskyi and rachmaninov in the same package, relatively speaking, because they are different, just different programs, a person can play rachmaninov's concerto, but he will not play lyutoslavskyi's concerto in the second movement according to logic of a concert, that means, well, you can build programs in different ways, you can build programs not only according to a stylistic, kind of homogeneous, but some other concepts, for example, i will tell you about our festival, which... but it ended, and we were building a program about the concept , which was ukraine in how an integrated part of the european cultural heritage, and actually it was, well

the agusta pere prize was awarded to you in sioula, we all know how the golden eagle, the oscar is presentedho received it the story is amazing. amazing, and i love him very much, it was a triumph, not receiving the prize was a triumph, the triumph of my life, there rensapiano, foster, kolotrava, rogers, received these prizes suddenly, around the seventeenth year, which means he announces in the press, not to me, directly , it was there somewhere that the russian architect received such a prize. the country is rejoicing, they call me to the airport to receive this award, i step off the plane, kodilak, i sit down, and the flight, you understand, it’s not small in moscow, it’s not small, so dejected, i sit down in this kodilak, they take you into the hall, a huge hall, it’s so dark, all sorts of foreign people, they call up the stage and hand it over to you. he hands over something else, they hand over something else, he hands over, i leave the stage with such a pile, a huge symphony orchestra is playing, for glory and so on, i’m sitting on a chair, suddenly unexpectedly, i fall from this chai

(speaking hebrew) his successor, shimon peres, would now try to win an election to keep it alive.t meant facg bibi netanyahu, whose standing in the polls had fallen in the wake of the assassination. >> people who spoke to him in those days have said that he thought that his career was over. >> narrator: then, as election day neared... (loud explosion) >> ten kilograms of explosives reduced this commuter bus into a charred skeleton. >> narrator: hamas had struck again. the number 18 bus right through the heart of jerusalem. >> bombs packed with nails and shrapnel exploded in israel sunday, killing... >> there were some palestinian groups trying to make sure that... sabotaging of the peace process. "rabin was assassinated, let us stop the whole process." (loud explosion, siren blaring) >> this morning, the sound of sirens again interrupted the morning commute... >> narrator: six days later, the number 18 bus again. >> police combed the hellish wreckage for clues about a suspect... >> narrator: the bus bombings were part of a series of hamas attacks that killed more than 60 people an

colleague spoke with getting levy a columnist for harder, it's newspaper and a former adviser to shimon peres and says the protesters don't yet have the numbers to force new elections. here's it seems that it's growing, but it does not reach a critical way. in which you will have to listen to them the protest is focusing only on two issues getting rid of netanyahu. >> this is one part that obviously releasing the hostages, which is another part. not always together none of them is calling to end the war and say, i don't see it getting more momentum that it's got a deal now, which is very impressive but it's not enough by elections will be only if the wheel, if anything, you will lose his majority in the parliament. there's no other way to get there. and his government this coalition seems until now very solid what he go to an agreement, right now. he might lose this majority and that's exactly what stacks now, the negotiation, because you always more concerned about his government rather than the dean the daily might bring the fall of his government because the right wingers threaten him that

whenever you start to see things getting or de pere pushed around i did take my medicine yet.r skies today. winds not a huge factor, but just enough of a cool coastal pushed to push some of that cooler area. high pressure ridge been talking about it for so long now feels pretty and budged out there to the west. but we will be seeing the jet dropping a little bit closer down our direction. now, this is going to carry those lows that have been stuck up in the pacific northwest a little bit closer down our direction. come your memorial day weekend. and with the passing of these lows nearby comes the opportunity of cooler weather as well as a little unsettled weather now dipping into the sierra towards friday into saturday. you may see a couple of sprinkles up in the sierra, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm, slim chance of maybe a drop of water for the bay area. we are in for a cool down, though. and that is what's most notable about the shift in this trend. 60's for san francisco and the coast. not a huge difference. there. and today generally not going to be huge differences

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pere. i understand, london. was the first to lift all bans on the use of the armed forces of ukraine, including stormshadow cruise missiles. should there be any reaction to putin's words today about a possible retaliatory strike? kind evening, evgeniy, yes, indeed, the head of the british foreign office, david cameron, some time ago voiced this idea that the ukrainians can. apparently, this post of minister of foreign affairs, as a result of the elections , completely different people will come to the government, representatives of the opposition or labor party, who will then have to deal with the consequences of such escalatory statements. it must be said that, unlike britain, many european countries consider such rhetoric extremely dangerous. i would like to mention in this regard. first of all, germany and italy, but nevertheless, laudan continues to pursue this line in relation to russia, you can also remember that, in fact, great britain was the first country that supplied ukraine with

in texas, the barjaa rammed pere right, which connects galveston island to pelican island.tamination. at the moment of impact, one of the sailors fell into the river, but he was quickly rescued, others... according to preliminary data , the captain of the tug lost control due to the strong current. let me add that in march a container ship demolished a bridge in maryland, killing six people. the all-russian tourist trail mayovka, more than just a trip, opened in stavropol, it brought together more than a thousand participants from all over the country, they will learn how to properly organize hikes and also discuss the development of hiking tourism infrastructure. the main goal of the training events is to prepare mentors who, by the end of the year, will guide half a million, and lead half a million young tourists on hiking trips that will introduce them to the incredible beauty of russia. next, news regions. switch to residents of moscow and the region, see you in a few seconds. now there is news from the capital region: today the temperature will return to the climatic n