. there are thousands of them, both ours and the enemy, this is the first military a conflict where pplwe will talk about those without whom successful military operations are now, in principle, impossible. about the crews of unmanned aerial vehicles and their airships, or birds, as everyone calls them at the front. these vehicles can act as the eyes of artillery or as a stand-alone strike force. from the ground they are being hunted by electronic warfare and air defense systems, but much depends not so much on the air technology as on the masters of combat crews. today the chasovo film crew works several kilometers from the front line. we go, one might say, we run to the field, right across the arable land. everything has to be done quickly, you can’t stay in the open air for a long time, because there are enemy unmanned aircraft flying here, which are closely watching, trying to track where the launches are coming from in order to strike, so the crews, our guys, act smoothly, quickly, there is a camouflaged catapult on the plowed ground for uavs, this drone can be launched both from a

very encouraging, because if at the beginning of the war, ukraine had an absolute advantage with the pplcause it had the seal of the great great. ukraine had a huge advantage, because in the military doctrines of neither the usa, nor great britain, nor nato, nor ukraine , nor russia, the bpp was considered as something important, it is such an auxiliary measure, adjustment, artillery work and the task of strikes on the near rear, and primarily ukrainian volunteers in garages, in small workshops, buying something, making them into percussion bpps of the weddings, it was very, very important, and that's why the enemy carried a lot big losses at the beginning, but unfortunately the russians are learning and began to actively produce both eagles for observation and lancets for launching strikes, well, shahedi, all ukrainians know what this is, and around the new year last year, you could already talk about parity, now they are very - they give us a lot of trouble with these lancets , these eagles, that is, it happens that it is impossible to work at all during the day, neither special forces

will it follow response from the states and where exactly would the ppls fly? political elements and put them in their places. this is the periodic table. hello. the geography of the conflict in the middle east is expanding; recently, drone attacks on us bases have been increasingly recorded. as a result, according to nbc, four american soldiers were injured at the ain assad base in iraq. another 20 us troops were injured at the attan base in syria. the day before, information appeared in the media that the military base the united states in the area of ​​the al-omar oil field in eastern syria was attacked by drones. in some cases, publications were accompanied by footage purporting to show explosions. later it became known what kind of... pictures, one of which was taken near the iraqi erbil airport in 2021, but the fact of the strike itself was not refuted, by the way, it was confirmed by the reaction of biden, the us president against the backdrop of news on american bases, immediately interrupted his speech and went to the white house situation center, stat

renewing it from time to time, in fact there are special regulations around online lending, around pplis only starting the sector permit for now, we are seeing both of them coexist. they have their own target customers. the number of online spenders is only increasing. . we see them both coexisting, with our regulator splitting a very active role in making sure we don't have any debacles. david: that takes us into shadow banks. i'm wondering as we try and figure out what this competitive landscape looks like in 12 months time the need for capital will certainly be consistent. how do you describe your ability to raise capital at this point in time? abha: for india, given the large unbanked, new to credit sector, that is a very large segment. shadow banking will continue to play a role. it's almost becoming as important as the banks here, again, very overregulated by the r.b.i. from a capital fundraising perspective, my view this year for the shadow banks, i would say it has been very robust in this calendar year. more than $2 billion. similarly on the private side, it has been around $3

actual border and have sensors to where, perhaps, you know, they wilct mement of humans -- human sized ppl to make border patrol's job much easier getting toward threats, i suppose. anyway, those were my thoughts, john. i am sorry they came out all discombobulated. host: on a topic you bring up, a congressman of texas was on this program. one of the issues he brought up was about moving the barriers away from the border, talking about having more room to be able to know when people are crossing a legally. when you are talking about 100 meters away, are you talking about in the united states or are you talking about into mexico and putting our walls into mexican territory? caller: absolutely not. of course off the actual physical american border. and ideally 100 meters off you will have warning signs saying you are now in american territory and then 80 meters and 50 meters and 30 meters off -- or yards, i should say, but, you know, remind the people that are trying to enter america illegally that they are in fact are already in our territory and they should reconsider their course of action

the correlation between race and potics only affects election politics to the extent ppl turn out and vote. racial data doesn't msure that. only election data measures their own expert agreed with that. he said that racial data could not be used to predict election outcomes because you have to know about turnout, you veo know about crossover voting and other factor. eir own brief, page 10, concedes that racial data wou not predict voting behavior turnout ahite voters in the area covered byistrict one. the reason f that is white votes for the that area split between trump and biden in 2020 anthat district, even charleston county, predominantly white. using a racial target in that area wouldn't have told you what the vast majority ofs were going to do. it's not an effective way to predict election outcomes there. the reason they used the 2020 prediction election data is the vote hbs allocated back to precincts. >> there are some that said the absentee ballots were properly what's the response to that? they're citing testimony from mr. olden who isnvolved in drawing the senate plan, not