in the first step, a committee called public information committee was established. his committee was supposed to justify the war policies of the country to the people. the members of this committee are neither generals nor politicians. they were reporters. journalists who had years of experience and were able to gain people's trust and knew the ways to gain people's trust. from the heart of this committee came out ways to justify the war. woodrow wilson, the president of the united states at the time, declared that the united states was not fighting for the revival of old empires, but for the revival of democracy in europe. now everything was ready america with imagination. easy to enter the war. but this war, like any other war, had to end eventually. after the war with the destruction of europe , the american economy remained healthy and birani pocketed a huge profit from it. america, which owed more than 2 billion dollars to foreign countries before 1914, in february 1919, only four from england. he demanded half a billion dollars and more than two and a half bill

in the first step, a committee called public information committee was established. as supposed to be this committee. to justify the war policies of the country to the people. the members of this committee were neither generals nor politicians. they were reporters. reporters who had years of experience and were able to gain people's trust and the ways to gain people's trust they also knew. from the heart of this committee came out ways to justify the war. woodrow wilson, then president. america announced that america is not fighting for the revival of old empires but for the revival of democracy in europe. now everything was ready for america to enter the war safely. but this war, like any other war, had to end eventually. after the war, with the destruction of europe , the american economy remained healthy and profited greatly from that destruction. america, which owed more than 2 billion dollars to foreign countries before 1914, in february 1919, only four and a half from england. billion dollars and demanded more than 29 billion dollars from france. iranian europe

appointments, health information technology advisory committee, board of trustees of the john c. tennis center for public service training and development, and washington's farewell address, signed, sincerely, kevin f. mccumber, acting clerk. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, this is to notify y formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives that the office of the sergeant at arms for the house of representativesas withy subpoena for documents issued by the u.s. department of justice. after consulting with the office of general counsel, i have determined that compliance with the subpoena is consistent with the rights and derivatives of the house. signed, sincerely, william p. mcfarland, sergeant at arms of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> the most important issue is making america more affordable for average working families. groceries. we h

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public relations spectacle. it is the committee that sets the rules of the subpoenas. the committee decides how their investigation moves forward and how they get the information under whattext. it's not uncommon to start with the closed door deposition and move to a public hearing. that was the way the january 6 select committee handled their work. his lawyer defiant, willing to take on the possibility of a contempt of congress charge which seems likely. >> brendan, today's appearance clearly was intended to make news and in a very real way to actually continue having the focus on hunter biden as someone who is willing to testify publically in these committees. how did you see this appearance today? >> i think there's two ways to look at it. one hand, it was a deft move to stick it to the committee. it's common to do these interviews behind closed doors. the committee has undermined its credibility by stretching truths and releasing half facts that ultimately painted a misleading picture. understanding why he is doing this. i can understand why a lot of democrats cheered him for sticking it to the committee. on the other hand, republicans are ecstatic right now. the fac

public with reference to sources in the defense forces. the information was also confirmed by the deputy chairman of the committee on issues. of national security, defense and intelligence in the verkhovna rada of ukraine yuriy mysyagin. it is known that a50 was shot down around 9:00 p.m kirillivka he disappeared from the radar and stopped responding to requests from tactical aviation. according to official data, the russian army had only nine such reconnaissance aircraft before the invasion of ukraine. one was probably shot down at the beginning of last year during the attack on machulyshche airport. the price of a50 starts at 300 million dollars. the il-22 m11 plane was shot down near the coast of the sea of ​​azov. after the damage, he planned to make an emergency landing in anapa, requested evacuation, called an ambulance and fire engines. there is also a version that this plane was hit by russian anti-aircraft defense that was defending the crimean bridge. at least two wounded are reported. 2:014. braich a series of explosions rang out at night in the russian city of kursk, local authorities said that the anti-aircraft defense had been act

where did -- where did the effort to inform the public, get the truth to the public go wrong? the january 6th committee did all of that work. it was broadcast to the nation, to the world. i mean, there have been people who have come out inside the administration who said they resigned because they con ddemn what donald trump that day, what he didn't do yet so many people have bought into this lie. what happened? >> so it's a couple things. first off, none of their kids are going to believe this. this is an emotional reaction. i think some of those respondents say, yes, it was the fbi. it's a tribal tattoo. that's what you have to say. the failure is in two big areas. number one, fox news and other news organizations like that that aren't telling the truth, that are allowing conspiracies to come on television. the other big failure is leaders in the republican party. everybody underneath the president, from these candidates for president to members of congress to even like county chair men, they all are staying quiet. elise stefanik's a great example. she's just trying to play the game now so she can ge

broader community to learn with them, but we have the opportunity to inform the public about the work weo on the intelligence committeentelligence committee, we not only represent t people of the united states of america, we represent other members of congress who are not in the room with us, who don't always have access to the things that we know. and so it is a great opportunity for us to share even more. so i would like to think the ronald reagan institute for hosting this event, being leaders ono many issues about national security. they have been an outstanding resource for me in my time in congress for sure. and that includes this topic today, which is bio defense and artificial intelligence. in particular, the work the reagan institute is conducting through its national security innovation-based will help fill some critical gaps in the u.s. national security innovation system. congressman turner gave you some of my background. i have been on the intelligence committee for almost 10 years now. and the only position on there for some time. i was interested in bio weapons even before covid. but when covid hit, ano

public with reference to sources in the defense forces. the deputy head of the committee on the issue also confirmed the information.

information is made public. you know, not just the stuff we had on the committee, that was bad, but like jack smith is going to go way beyond that. i mean, i think they should be nervous about the fact that if this goes to trial, that number could sink donald trump. now look, i don't think all that percentage is going to now go and vote for joe biden, maybe just a fraction of them, but even if they stay home or vote third party, donald trump needs all the votes he can get and joe biden needs all the votes he can get. >> it's a marge inal race. >> ax, what do you think? >> i agree this could come into play. this is one of the reasons trump is trying so hard to push the trial off until after the election. but, when it becomes a one-on-one or a race between biden and trump, i think the majority of those people probably will vote for trump because we've become so tribal in our politics. >> i agree with you. listen, i still remember 2016 when we all heard those access hollywood tapes and the evangelicals and the paul ryans and you know, the elected officials turned on him for like five minutes, and then when it was ob

public health emergency to include regional declarations as well as intermediate threats allowing director general to act on information in the public domain without verification from member states and a creation of the compliance committeenforce their rules and ian c the w.h.o. and any rules on their own personal decisions regarding their health. a certain ihr amendments are adopted in sovereign countries including the united states would be obligated to it here to the treaty. the biden administration led the charge for amendments or theen ihr including the science committee. the treaty would create a separate in the united nations for help in implementing the treaty. there is talk of that conference as the party reemerged together with the i spotify demonstrations once more globalist organization to imperil the health and safety of american citizens president trump withdrew the u.s. from the w.h.o. completely wisely anticipating t ones being proposed. it's reliant upon surveillance which relies on data. china that's what they did to their citizens and still do put the treaty called for more sharing of persona health data in the name of safety and outbreak prevention. the next step is to create a the world at the w.h.o.

information about the gateway. thank you so much raquel and welcome to the public safety and neighborhood services committee. the floor is yours. >> good morning. thank you very much supervisor dorsey mpts my name is raquel, the director of soma pilipinas and really excited to share with the committee here some background and design of the gateway, but before we do that, i wanted to also thank really supervisor dorsey and his team who has been working with the community on the design for the last couple years. we want to acknowledge by name chief of staff david owen, brian dol, but especially madison tam, a great advocate for this gateway. i have some letters for the record if i can share with you and the committee members. and also want to acknowledge planning director hillis, who is able to share background today as well as the arts commission, director of cultural affairs ralph and mary [indiscernible] from his team. i wanted to share that we start off with a call for artists more then two years ago and we had a number response to call for artist and we selected three great artists qu great concepts and u

committee heard public comment today on that resolution proposal. it is expected to go before the full board of supervisors tomorrow for a final vote. a more information is now coming out about that terrifying fuselage blowout on a boeing 736 max jet on friday. today, united airlines announced that it uncovered loose bolts on some of its 737 max nine planes, while the ntsb is planning to give an update on the investigation coming up in just about 30 minutes, ktvu tom vacar takes a closer look now at what we know so far, and the questions that are still answered. on friday evening, a door plug blew out of the plane, threatening the lives of 171 passengers and the crew of three miles up. >> we just do procedures or declare an emergency. we need to descend down to 10,000. >> the plane's safely landed and the blown out door plug has been recovered from a teachers yard in beaverton, oregon, about 18 miles from portland airport, with the plane and door in hand. the physical evidence is abundant. >> was it structural failure of the plug itself, or was it not latched properly? this airplane was only three months out of the factory. the national transportation

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i do this every day and the committee has also done this through publications which contains much useful information. fortunately, a.i. can also be an effective tool in combating a.i. enhanced scams, sheen learning algorithms can analyze vast amounts of data to identify patterns and trends associated with spearfishing emails. it can also be used to identify robocall patterns and detect spoofing, a technique used to manipulate caller i.d. and then pick another phone number. it is critical to protecting people from scams and as we said, the president's recent executive order is a promising first step. the ftc has regulated authority over a.i. through section 5, but congress will also have a role to play in crafting appropriate regulations. unfortunately scammers may pay little attention to regulators so regulators should focus on ensuring consumers can identify and authenticate content. when it comes to protecting seniors, the time to do the best we can is right now.>> thank you mr. wiseman. dr. ekin . >> thank you chairman casey , today as we are looking at this alarming technology, accounting to bil

to appear precisel ly at a public hearing under oaths to answer the committee's questions on december 13th. exactly what our good colleagues, the republicans who had information about january 6th never agreed to do, they never agreed to testify anywhere under oath about what they knew. the letter that came in from mr. biden embraced the importance of having a public proceeding that, quote, would prevent selective leaks, manipulated transcripts, doctored exhibits, or one-sided press statements, especially in lights of the committee's past use of closed door sessions to manipulate, even distort the facts -- >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman? i have an inquiry. mr. chairman? don't we have house rules and committee rules regarding subpoenas and then rules about having hearings and having questions with witnesses? >> we do -- >> that must be followed -- can you state the rules, mr. chairman? >> hold on. >> we can just interrupt each other -- >> your time was expired -- >> i'd like to know the rules of the house and our committee. >> read them. >> they're available to every member. >> the rules state for a deposition, if that's what you're asking, three days notice, yo

closed information that is not subject to disclosure and contains a state secret, but on saturday there will be a consideration of the draft law already in such public access in an open committeemat, and i think that there will already be the first such public normal communications, except what happened yesterday in the media, there were very, very many such jerks, fragments, pieces, and i... i do not agree with many things, as my colleagues commented there and who had what, who had what emotions, this is not corresponds to reality, and in continues work with this bill, and i understand that in the coming days, we will have such a broad, big discussion, which should have been since christmas, when the ministry of defense thought of registering this bill, the only thing i want to note is that it is really in its raw form , it is in its raw form, both technically and legally. presentation, both meaningful and meaningful, and i assume that this document can be returned for revision to the subject of the submission, the ministry of defense itself, the cabinet of ministers to be more precise, and or, as i understand it, that there is a question about its adoption in the first readi

agreed to appear precisely at a public hearing under oath to answer the committee's questions on december 13th. exactly what our good colleagues, the republicans who had information about january 6th never agreed to do. they never agreed to testify anywhere under oath about what they knew. the letter that came in from mr. biden embraced the importance of having a public proceeding that quote would prevent selective leaks, manipulated transcripts, doctored exhibits or one-sided press statements in light of the committee's past use of closed door sessions to manipulate, even distort the facts, misinform the public. >> i have an inquiry. >> state your point. >> mr. chairman, don't we have house rules and committee rules regarding subpoenas and then rules about having hearings and having questions with witnesses that must be followed? can you state the rules, mr. chairman? >> your time was expired. >> i would like to know the rules of the house and our committee. >> they are available to every member. the rules state for deposition if that's what you are asking, three days notice, you have to have the stenographer and all of that. >> just to clarify we can't have som

what does a public document you have an obligation to tell this committee what you knew about it, when you knew about it and y if information guess i better go on. are there addit generated 1023 that reference a bribery scheme involving the biden family and if so how many and what are their dates? asked senator now you're asking questions that relate directly to special counsel ongoing investigation and respectfully i discuss anything related to that investigation. i would refer you to him for that. >> the 1023 references allege a alled texts, financial records audiotapes that proves some sort of scheme involving money with the biden people. these are discrete documents that can be obtained if they exist a high paid long used federal confidential human source provides the fbi types -- make --different types of records exist that prove a crime involving a political official entered fbi practice is to take steps to obtain that evidence. would you agree with what i have said so far about the fbi policy? and if not why not? >> certainly i would expect people to do appropriate follow-up on anything in the 1023ut obvthose instanc

i do this each day to scamicide and this committee has also done this to publication such as its fraud book publication which contains much useful information. fortunately, , ai can also be an effective tool in combating ai enhanced scams. machine learning algorithms can analyze vast amounts of data to identify patterns and trends associated with spearphishing e-mails. ai can be used identify robocall patterns and detect spoofing, a technique used to manipulate, a deep and another phonographic regulation of ai is critical to protecting people from ai enhanced scams. and as a said the president recent executive order is a promising for step. the ftc has regulatory authority over ai through section five of the ftc act but cox will also have a role to play in crafting appropriate regulations. unfortunately scammers may pay little attention to regulators to regulators should focus on ensuring consumers can identify and authenticate content. when it comes to protecting seniors from the daunting challenge of ai skanska the time to do the best we can is now. >> thank you mr. weisman. dr. ekin. did i pronounce it correctly? >> you did. thank you, c

agreed to appear precisely at a public hearing under oath to answer the committee's questions on december 13th. exactly what our good colleagues the republicans who had information about january 6th never agreed to do. they never agreed to testify anywhere under oath about what they knew. the letter that came in from mr. biden embraced the importance of having a public proceeding that, quote, would prevent selective leaks, manipulated transcripts, doctored exhibits or one-sided press statements, especially in light of the committee's past use of closed-door sessions to manipulate, even distort the facts -- >> mr. chairman, mr. chairman, i have an inquiry. >> state your point. >> mr. chairman, don't we have house rules and committee rules regarding subpoenas and then rules about having hearings and having questions with witnesses that must be followed? >> i'd like to reclaim my time. >> hold on, hold on. >> we can just interrupt each other with an inquiry. >> i'd like to know the rules of the house and our committee. >> read them. >> they're available to every member. >> the rules state for a deposition if that's what you're asking three days notice. you have to

the public is seeing some high-profile examples of what happens when ai hits social media with bad actors trying to put out either fake or damaging information. ed: what's the aim of this committeewhat does d.c. want to get out of it? >> the ceos of meta, x, discord and snapchat will be at a committee focusing on child safety. -- a committee hearing, focusing on child safety. this is not my first hearing and i can tell you guys, i bet there will be questions outside of kids safety as well. tiktok and its chinese parent owner always is a hot button issue. we might see some questions directed to the ceo of tiktok's way around china and data protection. and also, after this deepfake debacle on x, i would expect linda to get some pointed questions, particularly around why some of these posts got 47 million views and took almost a day to get down. caroline: we thank you for the reporting across all of that. that does it for this episode of "bloomberg technology." ed: this is "bloomberg technology." ange? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh

information. they're not talking about national secrets, state secrets, they could do this in a public setting. it wouldn't be ideal based on traditional comings and goings of the house oversight committee, but they could do this in a public settling and get testimony. >> you talk about the thin majority. there's a spending deal, a handshake deal between speaker mike johnson and majority leader chuck schumer. i get word that mike johnson is standing a few feet from you doing an interview with fox news, is this spending deal in jeopardy? >> well, he was just standing next to me. the spending deal probably is not in jeopardy in the sense that johnson agreed to it. it's already the law of the land, the spending limits, but the big picture here, katy, is mike johnson is the man who stepped in to yesterday. these are the same problems that house republicans had under kevin mccarthy, the same problems. they are freezing. conservatives are freezing up the house floor. they can't bring anything to the floor this week. now the conservatives voted against this rule. they are going to have a tough time keeping the government open. mike johnson needs to decide in short order whether he's going to p

public law 114-255, i am pleased to appoint mr. daniel j.risken ofalo aalto, california, to the health information technology advisory committee.d, sincerely, hakeem jeffries, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-z of house resolution 5, the house stands adjourned until 11 a.m. on wednesday, january 3, 2024. for democrats (202) 748-8000, for republicans (202) 748-8001 for independents (202) 748-8002. we hav bill from jacksonville, florida. what is on your mind? caller: happy new year's everybody. i want to make an observation. president trump make a lot of charges about weaponization, i don't think so. i want to give trump and the magas high marks on the weaponization of ignorance. from ohio, kathleen, a democrat. caller: you have an earlier caller who was talking about the massacre of palestinian women, men and children in the thousands. i want to encourage her to watch pbs, bbc and dw because they have been doing the best job of what our tax dollars are doing in regard to what we give to israel. their slaughr of palestinians in the thousands. and again, hamas should be held responsie but not by ma

lawyers have had the january 6th committee terribles plus the grand jury information and much more months. lying about the evidence in all caps won't change the facts. a public trial will show it all. your response? >> there's been this narrative that the former president and others have put forth that there was something hidden or destroyed or not disclosed from the materials. again, completely baseless, no piece of evidence was in any way hidden, destroyed, the video tapes that is the base of that argument, they were not air kooifed, are just records of the transcripts, which are all not only archived, but made public. it was very important to the select committee that we showed our work. that to rebut an argument that we took things out of context, you can look at the entirety of the transcribed interview and judge for yourself. so cheney is doing what everyone is going to do. what litigants are going to do in these cases is point to facts. facts matter. facts decide cases. facts still matter in this country. and a posting on truth social that is false or misleading is not going to stand up in a court of law when facts ultimately are adjudicated. he will

and for the information of this committee, under many republicans wanting to use our immigration and criminal justice system to solve publichealth crisis or blame the secretary and the leadership means overdose deaths have decreased or been flat each month for six consecutive months as well and we have reported based on a rolling 12 month calendar significant increases during the final year of the trip administration. we do not have that with democrats working to bring it down and to stop the scourge of drug trafficking. september 20 2021, the doj and dea announced law enforcement surge that resulted in a seizure of far more of the fennel pills and other horrible aspects. and so the real question is, how long are we going to pursue a question of behavior under your job versus a direct ask that results in the death of people. are you telling me that secretary mayorkas was directly involved in killing people? would we go to that length? would we even suggest that the cartels gaining profits? have now rendered under secretary mayorkas under article 2? that talks about the breach of trust? or has he benefited monetarily? who w

public hearing. under oath to answer the committee's questions on december 13. exactly what our good colleagues the republicans what informationbout generally six never agreed to do pray they never agreed to testify anywhere under oath about what they knew. the letter that came in for mr. biden embraced the importance of having a public proceeding 'would prevent selective leaks, manipulated transcripts, doctored exhibits or one-sided press statements especially in light of the committee past use of closed-door sessions to manipulate, and distort the facts are. >> mr. chairman, mr. chairman have inquiry. >> mr. chairman don't we have house rules and committee rules regarding subpoenas and then it rules about having hearings and having questions with witnesses? >> we did a. >> i'd like to reclaim my time. quick told donald a. >> your time is expired of quick selection of the rules of the house and our committee. >> read them >> they are available to every member of the rules say for a deposition if that is what you're asking three days notice you have to have a stenographer and all of that. >> just to clarify we can't have someo

>> thank you, i'll take that information back and we'll respond in whatever way makes sense to the committee. >> awesome. thank you. >> thank you. >> again, for the public we have a member out that is ill. we are not allowed to have remote participation only for ada or parental leave so if someone has covid or illness they can not participate remotely. i'm excited to present the next item, item 5, ocoh coordination homelessinize oversight commission. we have jameel patterson and hali hammer. we will be joined shortly by member jonathan butler. welcome. we will-the purpose of the item and why we wanted this at the retreat is the understanding we know there is several bodies looking at homelessness in our city and wanting to engage around the work happening because there is a lot of overlap and the work we are doing and want to be strategic and in collaboration with these bodies and informed to not duplicate the work and inform what other bodies are daing to strengthen all the efforts so this is the first time we have done this for ocoh. been in operation about 3 years and change and i believe all the members accept for member walton have been here since

committee would wish to pursue that question. >> thank you very much. next question, dashboard for information of public. why can't we launch a public dash bord that give the public information by department? a lot of information presented when we hold a hearing but why--shouldn't say why not happen because assume it can. why can we fot had have a timeline for public dashboard? >> thank you for the question. kate howard. as director noted, preparing some dash bords with our team and look forward working with the controller office to identify a way to make that information public. that doesn't harm employee confidentiality. >> certainly- >> happy to provide you with a timeline. i believe it can be done within the next 6 months. >> great. thank you. i think it is important for people to see that information by department. also one issue that raised in civil grand jury report is around how much of the work through all these vacancies ends up getting filled by temporary exempt employees or contracting out. that might be additional level of nuance, but i think it would be important as we build out the dashboa

track and for everyone's information, given the board's end of year calendar, the holiday recess and public noticing requirements that this meeting is the earliest possible committee hearing that we were able to have the cease fire resolution in heard and fast tracked. so we're honoring that request by getting it going. but given that there were four matters already underway that we were working on here at rules, we will be taking those first. i trust that they're not going to take up a lot of time, but i appreciate everybody's patience. um, given the heightened public interest in today's meeting, i will be limiting public comment on all items to one minute and customarily, i would just add also that to refrain from expressions of applause or noise , as usually there's a sort of using your hands, a jazz hands kind of thing that is customarily employed to express support. and with that, mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. um, public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, please line up to speak on your right. alternatively, you may submit public comment in writing in either of t

information about the dismissal of the head committee was announced by three current and former people’s deputies. blyakher, goncharenko, dmitruk and four newspapers, including the once serious publicationp at night at 22 and published a photograph in which he is in the company of the head of the general staff shaptala, both wearing green lights with the inscription ukraine, that is , it seems like they were still on duty. no more comments. izze remains silent. apparently, he chose to ignore the situation. pretends that this does not concern him, but the chairman of the verkhovna rada defense committee traditionally adds fuel to the fire, mrs. bezuglaya, who persistently seeks the resignation of the commander-in-chief, blames him for the failure of the counterattack. now she wrote that zaluzhny had indeed been fired, and the terrorist budanov had allegedly already been appointed in his place. the reason for his dismissal was that the general went on a drinking binge due to a serious illness. situation in the war, as proof , bezuglya posted a photo in which zaluzhny was supposedly drunk and supposedly swollen, but that is , the split in the ukrainian elites is actually a fight between th

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public events, 279 places for placing printed campaign materials of candidates for deputies of the house of representatives and deputies of the minsk city council. all information can be found on the executive committee website. the protest movement in europe continues to grow as a new force; it has spread to germany. according to local media , about 500 farmers joined the rally in stuttgart and brought out 300 tractors. france is not calming down either. farmers blocked the entrance to the airport in toulouse. near the air harbor , they unloaded bales of straw, tires and waste, and then set the barricades on fire. reinforced units were deployed to the site of the action. police, including armored vehicles, in the central part of france, the department of creuse, protesters filled the national police station with manure. brussels is a breeding ground for problems; popular indignation has also not been spared; fences with barbed wire have been installed directly opposite the european parliament. so frightened meps are preparing to receive crowds of protesters. lots of tractors. already all adjacent entrances were blocked. nato views belarus as a strategic asset, and would not mind taking it for itself

public events on notification basis. 279 places for posting printed campaign materials of candidates for deputies of the house of representatives and deputies of the minsk city council. all information can be found on the executive committee website. the joint work of belarusian companies with enterprises of astrakhan, as well as the transshipment of our cargo through the ports of this russian region will be discussed. to speak today during a working visit of a delegation of the government of belarus led by the prime minister. we will talk about sending goods via. halfway along the caspian sea, because astrakhan is located on the route of the large north-south transport corridor. negotiations are planned for today with the governor and visits to enterprises that cooperate with belarusian manufacturers. among them is a large company that produces pipes for rosneft. some of the enterprises are located in the lotus special economic zone. our regional authorities have an agreement on interaction with it ss. there is also a mtz trade and service center in astrakhan. it opened in march last year. the largest poultry farm in the united states is on fire. a powerful explosion occurred at a plant in texas. tanks and production fac