the rashi posipaks face 15 years in prison.another candidate is suspected of being the newly appointed fake head of the skadovsky district, serhiy shvayko, who is known to be a citizen of russia. who was born er and lived in skadovsk for the last 10 years, read more about what is happening in the kherson region in our review of sabotage threats the announced disconnection from the ukrainian banking system and the announcement that people received pensions in rubles at once in two non-existent districts of kherson oblast, all this was told by the puppet of the occupiers, volodymyr saldo . there is a weekend there, maybe some provocative actions will happen by the armed forces of ukraine, but again, there will be an excursion to kherson, this is serious in the kherson region defense now and this can mean only one thing, the kharistians can prepare provocations themselves according to a tried-and-tested scenario, because the armed forces of ukraine are not shelling ukrainian cities, unlike the cynical invaders in the occupied terr

the hospital itself was not spirit either bought and rashi low. the hat of the trauma center here tells us after russian strike his team struggled to keep going. for 2 hours before we worked without water and electricity, willingly put headlamps on and took care of those seeking medical assistance. also, it was very hard on me, but we stayed here and did what was necessary. raleigh will of social wellness and the situation worse than when russian forces completely encircled the city. residents tell us journey heath and you are to weeks of russian siege and just barely came through. water and electricity were almost completely cut off. no age could come in. local officials say at times the city buried up to 100 people in a single day. some of them were killed by russian troops. others died because they could not reach the hospital. due to heavy shelling and a local morgue, edward slept with using refrigerated trucks for the bodies that still needs to be identified or pick up by relatives due to bother. they were, you follow, many people left the co

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tom bateman reports from -- where some people displaced from area paul have been seeking rashi -- seekinge. this report contains upsetting images. >> this is a city reduced to darkness and death. russia's troops now occupy the theater that was bombed as hundreds sheltered. there seeks -- six has rotted tk of falling. state tv in moscow should these unverified pictures, claiming they are ukrainian soldiers surrendering. the city's defenders posted their own videos holed up in the port and the factory, still fighting. >> we won't give up, says this marine. but, we are encircled with no resupply of ammunition or food. 100 miles north, just over the russian line, europe's 21st century war is fought in the trenches. mariupol's capture could see a push north here. if mariupol falls, what will happen here? >> well, we won't let this place turn into mariupol. they are holding on. >> the tally shows me there soviet era launchers. they also have brand-new western weapons, but they want war -- they want more. with the were about to move to a decisive phase. they are completely dug in here. as you ca

no ukrainian city was happy about the rashi invasion. residents stopped vehicles with their hands. they chased the russian army away until the end. they did not allow them to enter the administrative buildings. in just one month, according to intelligence data, locals in melitopol eliminated 70 russian soldiers under cover of night, and their tricycle in broad daylight ended up in a dump, they don’t graze their backs and partisans from the kherson region leave anti-racist posters everywhere, leaflets and installations with threats simply on the asphalt and on billboards. and when they mentioned the probable pseudo-referendum, people tried to break out of the city in columns, and they are not planning rallies with blue and yellow symbols gather in the squares, they still promise to expose the occupiers and even mine the polling stations if the rashists try to legalize the occupation with their pseudo-referendums with you yet liberation, but we need it, we need you to continue making the lives of the occupiers unbearable in order to help civilian partisans, the center of national res

espresso, our editors express condolences to the family of faith hyrych report from the place where the rashi rockets arrived yesterday from our colleague tetyana litvinova next kyiv shuddered again from the blows the russians fired in kyiv three rockets, one was shot down by air defense, one hit an infrastructure facility and another hit a residential building in the shevchenkivskyi district. this is how the consequences of a russian cruise missile hitting residential buildings look like. i will note that this building, which received the main impact, only a month after it was handed over to before the impact, some of the apartments were still for sale. the first floors of the 25-story building received the main impact. however, the shock wave left all the apartments on this side of the street without windows. the wave broke the windows with frames in places, in addition, the impact caused a fire. it took rescuers less than an hour to put it out at the time of the explosion. valeriy was in the house on the first floor. he rents premises for his business. the blast wave blew the glass all ove

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well, in the sense of rashi, they made uh, a bus to starobeshev, but it 's one-way, that is, people come, get filtered, get some kind of document. they are needed back, well, they should go their own way or somehow look for options to leave well, it’s just that these are not human conditions at all, and well, any filtering is the creation of a ghetto with these bypasses. this is one more, well, one more proof of what is simply artificial in mariupol this kind of genocide is being created well, all of this is really genocide and there is simply no other word for it, it’s like what the nazis did to the jews during the second world war, what they are doing to us and to my fellow countrymen, fellow citizens who lived next to me , is anyone else still able to escape are there any physical possibilities from mariupol at all? i think so , but i don't think that it should be spread about because of course, any channels through which people can somehow leave mariupol are simply blocked and most often people leave not from mariupol anymore. and those who had left for some other settlements before

the hospital itself was not spirit either bought and rashi load. the hat of the trauma center here tells us after russian strike his team struggled to keep going with you all before we worked without water and electricity, willingly put headlamps on and took care of those seeking medical assistance. and also it was very hard on what we stayed here and did what was necessary. raleigh williams social will next. and the situation worse than when russian forces completely encircled the city residents tell us journey heath and you are to weeks of russian siege and just barely came through. water and electricity were almost completely cut off. no aid could come in. local officials say at times the city buried up to 100 people in a single day. some of them were killed by russian troops. others died because they could not reach the hospital due to heavy shelling. in their local morgue, edward slept place using refrigerator trucks for the bodies that still needs to be identified or pick up by relatives. elizabeth or they were you colo? many people left the

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we're going to hear from rashi casarambi. i and then we'll also be hearing after that from jill neilson from the office of public conservator and dr. angel from b.m.h. let's start with the b.l.a. unless colleagues have anything else to say. >> chairman: thank you, i just want to acknowledge president walton has joined us. from. you mentioned who actually on the analyst report. and we have a presentation which i think the clerk is going to help us with. but this as supervisor mandelman mentioned, this report that we did is an update to the report that we did in 2019. in 1959. so that was 60 years ago. and it said uniform civil process for involuntary detention provided for temporary permanent conservatorships. next slide, please. so there are three types of mental health conservatorships in san francisco. our report looked at the traditional conservatorship model. it is provides for placements in the residential environment, but there are also two community based service models under the traditional conservatorship. which allo

we're going to hear from rashi casarambi. i and then we'll also be hearing after that from jill neilson from the office of public conservator and dr. angel from b.m.h. let's start with the b.l.a. unless colleagues have anything else to say. >> chairman: thank you, i just want to acknowledge president walton has joined us. from. you mentioned who actually on the analyst report. and we have a presentation which i think the clerk is going to help us with. but this as supervisor mandelman mentioned, this report that we did is an update to the report that we did in 2019. in 1959. so that was 60 years ago. and it said uniform civil process for involuntary detention provided for temporary permanent conservatorships. next slide, please. so there are three types of mental health conservatorships in san francisco. our report looked at the traditional conservatorship model. it is provides for placements in the residential environment, but there are also two community based service models under the traditional conservatorship. which allo