yeah, it's cool that you think that this rashid works for sedov, you know.n general, rashid does not go under anyone , he himself has to go all the houses with him reckon, but i'd be quiet if i were you, because if rashid is looking for someone, he always finds him. thanks for the warning. nothing to die for. i say how to find this rashid. are you really sick? i told you, there is no cure for this. there is one folk remedy. i found it here, but he stayed, right? i cleaned it up and sold it. if you tell anyone, i'll find it, i'll cut off my head, got it? thank you, thank you, what is happening now on the field will be written in the newspapers, only tomorrow the debriefing will be tomorrow conversations at the cooler on the site. he is dead, he turned out to be a living trunk. let go who sent you? let her go at least sometimes not try to kill. you must have guessed that i should kill you. i don't want to do this. i just want everyone to be okay. a new season from september 5 on ntv from september 3 with a periodic female headache and other types i will quickl

and now i think rashid does not climb a big game in a completely different way.terfere with him eating leftovers, we complement each other perfectly. and besides, your efforts are still not enough to solve the problem. i have few options either to shake up the whole city and thereby raise unwanted questions from our friends from moscow, or to meet with rashid and capture. yes, i don’t see anything in this, i’m to blame. you know, i just didn't report it here, i don't want to see him in my house. yes, good morning. why confess? i was ready to reply last night after it was over you texted me tomorrow at 10:00 am. i have a conversation. here i am already. so what did you want to talk to me about? listen. i was well received here. i'm ready, maybe i don't know everything about everyone in the city, but if you were invited by respectable people. something i can tell you okay? you know about her, of ​​course, i don’t know much, yes, and no one will tell you much, like a local. and it has to do with a music school, there are some kind of charity concerts. here you go an

he didn't just kill rashid. he killed the man who did the work for me. this dofigarik is still this, finally, after so many years, a real enemy has appeared for me. the only problem is that i don't need real enemies right now. well, why are you silent? timur and if i'm next or kia need his head well. in the truest sense of the word this program is with you today artem kolodkin allied troops today thwarted an attempted offensive by the armed forces near nikolaev and kherson. as a result, according to the department. ukrainian units suffered heavy losses about 30 apu tanks were destroyed more than 2060 ukrainian soldiers and officers attempted offensive actions from kiev failed miserably well, at the same time, ukrainian troops fired more than 300 shells at 10 settlements , yasinovatye, makiivka and donetsk was hit in gorlovka, including with hurricane missiles, which equipped the petal with anti-personnel mines. as a result , several dozen houses, the school, the palace of culture, and agricultural buildings, four people, were damaged. got hurt this eveni

so the man is called mohammed rashid and he facilitated herjourney to syria through turkey. substantial islamic state people smuggling network moving people to syria. also in that document we can see while he was doing this he was gathering information about the people that he was helping sell copies of passports, any details he could get. he told authorities he was passing the information to canadian intelligence injordan. we've been able to speak to a senior intelligence officer who confirmed to us mohammed rashid was a source for canadian intelligence. 50 to us mohammed rashid was a source for canadian intelligence.— for canadian intelligence. so what is the latest _ for canadian intelligence. so what is the latest now with _ for canadian intelligence. so what is the latest now with shamima i for canadian intelligence. so what - is the latest now with shamima begum herself, she still trying to challenge the loss of citizenship? she is now in detention camp in north—east syria and is not able to come home as she has no citizenship. so for the time being she is stuck there

rashid askarov helped russian units liberate several settlements, destroyed enemy equipment and two groups. fighters. lieutenant alexander naumov, despite being wounded, was able to eliminate the saboteurs who were preparing an attack on our fighters. private denis drobin. also, the injured man repulsed the attack of the militants and held an important line of defense. to support our fighters in difficult times to help with parting words and prayers is everything. this is the work of military priests. spiritual guides. these shots are always with those who are at the forefront of the special operation zone. the clergy provided us with the beds of cathedrals in the ministry of defense. in the city of raisins, banners with the image of the holy prince dmitry donskoy handed them over to the fighters of the advanced units told about their mission, when the priest turns out to be nearby, like a father. as a mother, more than 150 people will press their vests. only baptized here continue to be baptized, guys. that is, it's just that front works. there is no need here yet to support exactly the s

so men rashid is now nearly leave, survived in 2 years ago in an interview. he told us is living in a story about sugar, is with the power of literature. song in 45 minutes and d w that he wants to know will make the german. he just been the john love on banning thing away from that, but i'm not going to have to watch my own car and everyone with later holes in every single day. just getting are you ready to meet the german and join me, rachel stuart, and d. w. it's time for another informative edition of the 77 percent. sure. this is where the continental young people, those of us who love afro beats animal piano. this is where we love to meet. but we don't just talk about music because there is so much more happening across the continent. i am mike lottie, and i am.

rashid askarov, gunner, bmp operator, his subordinate took the stronghold of the militants, destroyed enemy equipment, and the group under the command of lieutenant alexander naumov defeated a detachment of saboteurs who were preparing a provocation against our military alexander was wounded, but did not leave the battlefield and private denis pellets. grenade launcher. steadfastly held the defense of our important line with aimed fire, destroying the radicals, he remained in position even when he himself was hit by shrapnel. a large scroll in jesus with foreign weapons was discovered by our military. here are footage from the ministry of defense among the trophies, hand-held anti- tank grenade launchers manufactured by great britain usa poland sweden javelin and carl gustav missile systems. same abandoned ukrainian nationalists machine guns and small arms. the warehouse was found on the positions of nationalists in the forest in the izyum direction, some types of weapons were fully loaded and ready for battle. meanwhile, the media write that the french military, against the backdrop

revelations, we are the ancestor rashid mohammed, may his name be glorified and said that i will notuntil my heart, my body, and my soul will not unite with the most worthy of the worthy and the most beautiful is the most beautiful, and commanded to immediately set off on a journey in order to find mrs. alicia , the wisest one, to walk and kiss the play of his clothes and swore that i would not rest until i enthroned. i am the capital of lady love, which kindled in my heart at that very moment a thousand and fires. by the way, the economic condition of our country will allow you not to deny yourself anything. wow, i really like you. and oranges. i really love. i'm just afraid. i beg in the name, 13 salaries, just be silent to your mothers. so you wanted to see your mother. i would like to see her too. you will kill me. why are you so illogical. like your mother? but you won't let me go. i'll let go. i'll even help. i'll show you the way. are you looking for a book? here is how we will do it. you find it, bring it to me, and we'll open it together. deal. i'm afraid you won't have a ch

the fighters, who are fighting for peace in the land of donbass, here are the new names of sergeant rashidov, gunner , bmp operator, together with a group of paratroopers , liberated the settlement personally destroyed an enemy infantry fighting vehicle and almost a dozen nationalists, a unit under the command of lieutenant alexander naumov, discovered a sabotage and reconnaissance group of neo-nazis, despite superior the enemy forces of our military entered the battle and completely destroyed the saboteurs of the russian fighters. get out of the fight without losses, grenade launcher. private denis drobin was defending an important frontier. destroying the nationalists, as if by fire, even after receiving a shrapnel wound. denis continued to fight and held out until the approach of the main forces. four vessels with ukrainian grain left odessa and the black sea today and headed for istanbul, in total they carry more than 160 tons of food to italy, china and turkey on board corn and sunflowers stop on the rise of istanbul for intermediate inspection. today. three others have already been t

the writer has lived in here for decades since around supreme leader called for his debt. asked rashid bottles for his life in hospital investigators. looking into his alleged attack. canyons are still waiting for final results of its presidential election days of the voting close. if not, of the 2 contenders, emerges with the majority. they run off will be held on polish on the german authority sex, but foul play as a try to determine the cause of the mass special dial in the old ariba. ah, i eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. after being stopped on stage in new york state, all thought solomon rusty is alive, but we thing to event to later ross, do you have spent years in hiding on the police protection? that's up to you and indeed is called for his execution or by his 1988. novel is the tonic verses it foil man has been taken into custody. but a motive as yet to be confirmed. salman rushdie was taken to hospital for urgent surgery following the attack. his agent says he's been stabbed in the liver, had nerve severed in his arm and will likely lose an eye. witnesse

umar rashid there, programmes managerfor muslim hands, thank you.ancels the launch of the artemis space rocket on its mission to the moon, due to last minute technical issues. the next opportunity for the launch is on friday. the head of the institute for fiscal studies labels some of liz truss' tax cutting policies as �*worrying' and inadequade for dealing with rising energy costs. let's bring you more then on that story, the institute for fiscal studies dr becky smethurst. studies dr becky let's story, the institute for fiscal studies dr becky let's get more on that story about the institute for fiscal studies being quite critical of some of liz truss's policy promises and announcements. let's bring you more on that with david wallace lockhart, our political correspondent. the cost of living crisis has put this whole tory leadership race very much in the spotlight and the discussion of their various economic promises and liz truss is coming in particular scrutiny today.— liz truss is coming in particular scrutiny today. that is right, ben, so liz

but on september the 1st 1939, poland was attacked by germany. rashid europe for should get good. you good. last lacuna coil out to me is one that you brought up with the youth before if we're the model are upset, it was before for shipped off with florida. oh, bullock agreed the cool. darcy, and you won't have to worry about, we've gone the, you're wealthy, did it with the crushed polish government flees to england. poland ceases to exist as a state in german occupy poland. the most hideous form of terrorism prevails more than 15000 intellectually as a shot. $300.00 in one place at another, a group of drunken german offices are said to have shot 70 hostages. $130.00 thinks 12 or 13 year old boys, a butchered. and john, 3 weeks later, stone incense, his army into poland, which is lost. sovereignty, england, a bronze sympathized with the introduction of soviet truths. it was vital for the soviet union to push the german army as far west as possible to buy time and gather forces from corners of its colossal empire. the molotov reverend truck packed ended up being a crucial factor in

of the fighters who are fighting for peace in the land of donbass, here are the new names sergeant rashidthe gunner of the bmp operator, together with a group of paratroopers , liberated the settlement personally destroyed the combat vehicle enemy infantry and almost a dozen nationalist unit under the command of lieutenant alexander naumov discovered a sabotage and reconnaissance group of neo-nazis, despite the superior enemy forces. our military entered the battle and completely destroyed the saboteurs of the russian fighters. we left the fight without loss, the grenade launcher private denis drobin defended an important line, destroying the nationalists with accurate fire, even after receiving shrapnel wounds. denis continued to fight and held out until the approach of the main forces. first, the military special operation already more than 3 million. people moved from ukraine to the donbass republics in russia are as follows. our country accepted the data of the ministry of defense of all these people as relatives, providing refugees with any possible assistance. now, when shelling and

man, everything is all right with you man rashid magomedovich i promise that i will bring you by car,n i will take you back to the hospital. that you will be released only after 2 hours. okay, i'll call you back in 2 hours 2 hours two. he won't last two hours , there's a lot of blood loss. before iran became inflamed, sepsis is possible. no one paid attention, they have young people here pampering with firecrackers every day. we are used to what you have yes, nothing interesting went to the department vyacheslav yurievich you have an overwhelming feeling of hunger. there is a little cheburek around the corner good, let's take a look. girl, i'm sorry . young man, i look like a help desk we are actually from the police. and what, well , look, please, did not see the sure man. my baby fell asleep 5 minutes ago. can i read a journalist in silence. listen, if you really are from the police, then you would go up to the seventy- second apartment and explain to this moron that people want to sleep at night, you need a district police officer. yes , i called him a million times. yes, everythin

once a political adversary, but who ended up becoming a friend of all the moscow bureau chief fury. rashid, or joins us from reger. our political correspondent, thomas sparrow, is here in berlin. tours for germans. gorbachev is revered for his role in the re unification of east and west germany. absolutely the fall of the berlin wall and the whole process that led to german reunification is undoubtedly the most significant political development in germany in recent decades. and german politicians, not only now but also in the past have time and time again highlighted the very important role that mister gorbachev played in that process. it was really a very significant role in february 1990. when then chancellor hadn't what coil was trying to get support from the united states but also from the soviet union. it was particularly important to visit that he made to moscow way precisely. got gorbachev's support for german reunification. it's still a date that many here in germany remember. and as such, gorbachev played a very significant role in that something that is still remembered particula

so men, rashid is now near relief, survived in 2 years ago. in an interview, he told us, living in a story about sugar is with our literature. song. 15 minutes on d, w. india. and the transition to green energy a world without lithium, ion battery, unimaginable but good concept for recycling and reusing. are locking to indian startup and their ideas for used energy storage. both minutes on d. w with business d. w. news live from bullitt, kenya analysis. it's next president william brito when the tightly contested res, several election officials say they won't stand by the results also on the program . but taliban sing and celebrate in the streets to log a. yes. and they take over of afghanistan, about millions of afghans struggle with survey.

s. government, mafia, rashid, and been you study how the us government works. you realize that people interest the us citizens interest or the citizens of europe interest. other people's interest is not really the 1st by the 1st priority for american politicians is to get to the elective and they get elected by raising millions of dollars and oil companies. big manufacturers in the cities that benefit from was quite happy. you look at what they are doing in the u. s. a stock market in the last 3 months. and so that is going to be a priority, whether american people, the stuff or not, is going to be a concern, but it's going to be the 2nd, the consent of people like president biden and other people who are in the white house. and that is why causing the kind of situation and then they realize that not only people in the united states, but people in asia, in africa and other places are going to suffer. but american could care less about suffering of the people. but they care about that make an official, is basically benefiting the small the other gene that they'r

credit of the trust of the population, they are frank ukrainophobes who wholeheartedly implement the rashidtatorship and in every possible way help the invaders gain a foothold in luhansk oblast, about police prosecutors and soldiers who betrayed their oaths and went over to the side of evil and now keep the civilian population in fear, i will tell you in the next program, collaborators, a list of miklushkas, do you know about such people in luhansk oblast or donetsk oblast write to me on facebook or send information to this e-mail address and we will check everything and show everyone and make the scoundrels famous together, see you in exactly a week congratulations on the broadcast of the program of the ukrainian service of the voice of america time, i am its host ostap yarysh temporarily occupied crimea program new explosions at the russian air base near simferopol and at the ammunition storage near dzhankoy after that a line of civilian cars formed on the kerch bridge to leave the peninsula in russia called the explosions in crimea, sabotage, on the other hand, the armed forces of ukrai

already lost the trust of the population, are outright ukrainophobes who wholeheartedly implement the rashidolice prosecutors and the military who betrayed their oath and went over to the side of evil and now keep the civilian population in fear, i will tell you in the next program, the list of collaborators , do you know of such people in luhansk region or donetsk region, write to me on facebook or send information to this e-mail address and we will check everything and show everyone, we will do scoundrels known together to meet in exactly a week fedorov once again declared a state of emergency after the explosions at the saka airfield the armed forces of ukraine reported the destruction of russian planes the kremlin denies a people stand in traffic jams for kilometers in order to leave the peninsula of the mother, i did not want to leave

and that is mean that the fact is one of the main, ah, military, no groups that are opposed to dr. rashid. so billy at we have a d. i. but as low as one of the major is not part of this bill, we don't have these kind of gyla was our piece. we went to be nice that it's from the big enrica, you heard romaji there a talk about the fact that not all rebel groups and factions are assigned as accord in. and one of the big worries is the fact that the front for change and concord in chad, a group that is known as fact, that's the main rebel group that they refused to sign this accord despite last minute efforts by others mediators. and the fact that they haven't signed the fact that other groups have not signed on to this, or how worrying is that. while it creates a lot of content, kennedy, how about if you turn not only offer the transitional process done, but about the over all the piece in the country? we do have, we always have to remember that this piece dealer has to be framed in a much broader framework, which is that one of the transition, the gathering indoor and the agreement that was

concerts and some have been forced to leave the country all refused entry, dw corresponded during rashid all is in lapierre, where he met up with a ukrainian pop star, now banned from performing in russia. a sea of lights amongst the audience. in riga, we have come to see ukrainian singular svetlana lobo done with my homeland ukraine is currently going through a big, dreadful, unjust war. m a fit, lana labord. i used to live in moscow. she had millions of russian fans, but at the end of february, she publicly spoke out against russia's war on ukraine and turned head back on the country. yes, i want to be on the right side of history on the side of good and truth. moscow's response was swift lobo. dar was prohibited from entering russia for 50 years. that is just one of many examples of how moscow punishes prominent people, who publicly criticize of the posters of the kremlin singers actors and divvy hosts had been forced to leave russia. the folks who stay at risk persecution or harassment like aloe vera from your current hearing, borg with the bens, the singer, vera marcell on the used

i forgot about centers, virginia rashid davis, you know, social cargo, socialist, precise depression. and you go to the pool. he stuck with me unless you need me to swim or would she now stood the bust only of pico vidalia torn on the ship that i called to her as yo flew over, i got no food on my monkey up, almo still wanted to just almost to lowball is we need is this thing, and he is not supposed to meet someone else, you will, to beach no matter how much they apologized. russians whenever popular and even in the 21st century are often judged by what was written hundreds of years ago. the american statesman, big new brzezinski, the former u. s. presidential national security adviser. when speaking of russia raised the marquis de christine's books, which referred to russians as slaves, were burnett, serenely serious medical, skip lashania of secret floors mc willie teaches cook with gordon with no answer, not an approach that she wonders do. you can you give a democracy? why munich, you there taquila e, kosciusko, or sheep to talk fill was the french foreign ministry in 1949 and wrot

i forgot about centers, which in your rashid davis you know, social car go ahead. socialist, precise device. she and you go, i really cool. he stuck with me unless you wanted me to swim. or would she now stood bustos me off to pico vidalia, torn on the ship, that i called to her as yo flew over, i got a little bit of my monkey up on almost all mortgage, as almost always we need is this thing and he is not opposed to his me, someone of chivalry beach no matter how much they apologized. russians whenever popular and even in the 21st century are often judged by what was written hundreds of years ago. the american statesman speak new brzezinski to form a u. s. presidential national security advisor when speaking of russia praised the marquis de christine's books, which referred to russians as slaves, were barnett serenely serious medical skip not certainly were of sucrose, floors mc bully teachers, kiko gordon, with your answer closing a bridge that she wanted give you can you add you more clarity why muted keep their taquila e coast use quo. a sheet to talk fill was the french foreign m

the writer has lived in the year for decades since around supreme leader called for his debt, asked rashid bottles for his life and hospital investigators looking into.

i forgot about santos, virginia rashid davis or you know, social car go ahead. socialist precisely. she can you go? i really cool. you stuck with me unless you open it. me just real world would shania stood to pasto me off to pico vidalia thorn on the ship. a yo flew over. i got a little bit of my monkey up on the wall school. wanted to just almost to lowball is we need is this thing, and he is not opposed to his reason of civil to beach no matter how much they apologized. russians when never popular and even in the 21st century are often judged by what was written. hundreds of years ago, the american statesman speak new brzezinski to form a u. s. presidential national security advisor. when speaking of russia praised the marquis de christine's books, which referred to russians as slaves, were burnett, serenely serious medical skip. not sure knew of secret floors mc bully teachers, kiko gordon with norfolk northern approach that she wanted to be a. can you do more clarity? why muted keep their taquila e, kosciusko, or sheep to talk fill was the french foreign ministry in 1949 and wr

i have one for eunice, re, this is from rashid, or she says, how do you see the impact of cock 26 on our future? well, it's too early to judge, to area to say the impact on 26 is x, y, z. that what i know that the impact on my bones, i'm already well when he was super cold, yet it's, it's a challenge that you are ready to actually overcome where they have yes. goals in the world just to make this dawn because it's only a lot of church. so i, if you asked me this question again on the 12th or the 11th i might have on here on socks and we are still the fingers and hoping that until the last moment all the cop thanks goes well. so i could not judge from now it would be unfair to, to start judging things that start yet. guess i'm just looking at this. this is the driving ambition youth. the climate manifesto it was put together last month. it's being presented this month to the people who, who make the decisions. plato, when you see this and the way that you have follow the evolution of the youth movement. what does this say to you? this manifesto that has been given to politicians empow

year that the iranian government, essentially to clear that they are not going to be seeking sell on rashid death. and they're not going to be aiding anyone else to do so either it's not a full rescinding of the fact was because the facts were belongs to the top line, cannot be rescinded by the state, according to iranian practices. but they took this distance things from edge as part of a tree condition for the iranians and the united kingdom to restore diplomatic release. and ever since the picture against my rush, the seems to have been quite significant. but clearly not enough. there's still been elements inside of the iranian state that nevertheless are speaking of that. as well as if it is still fully part of the volume, a policy. we don't know more, we have no indications as to whether this person has issued any suite from social media or if you had left something to explain why he did this. i committed this crime, but it does appear unlikely that it is completely disconnected from the picture. the larger picture which range is not just from the original fact for against him by i for

and in the most anticipated event of the night, jamaica's rashid broadbell made a commonwealth record the bronze. police in bangladesh have been criticised for their heavy—handed tactics after arresting a man who's become famous for singing out of tune. 0fficers made a dawn raid at a house in dhaka and the singer says he was kept in custody for eight hours. and he insists he's been mentally tortured, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. sings out of tune: # you opened the door... let me introduce you to the unique musical stylings of �*hero' alom. # my heart will go on and on... he is something of an internet sensation, with millions of followers on social media. hero is famous, or notorious, depending on your point of view, for what has been described as his unique crooning style and arresting videos. but it seems that the local police took the whole arresting thing a bit too literally. translation: if the police wanted to talk to me, - they could have simply summoned me. i would have gone there myself. they were not supposed to pick me up and behave so rudely to me. hero admits he is

. >> rashid made his stage -- for a lecture series in chautauqua new york. >> my wife was next to me.he started screaming, i looked up and saw this man running on the stage. >> that's when police say russia he was repeatedly stabbed by a man, identified by this 25-year-old >> rabbi charles recorded the frantic aftermath. a stream of audience members rushing to use a, with a pair of officers taking the suspect in custody. >> this community is committed to the expiration of ideas and wrestling with our ideals and aspirations. but we witnessed on the stage it was the antithesis of that. >> rusty has faced decades of death threats from extremist overs work. 1989 iran's supreme leader ordered refugees killing with a fattah -- he reflected on his time in hiding in 2020. >> you had to hug for a decade? >> there were some nine years of difficult time, >> police had not identified a motive in the attack. social media accounts belonging to the suspect show he had sympathies for shia extremism and iran's viva evolutionary guard. >> we condemn all violence. we want people to feel that freedom to

we or rashid. are eric garner and others. that is what the point i think he needs to make of the speech. he needs to be very careful to know that african americans and other people are color are not against law enforcement. in fact, you will ask a citizen and neighborhoods and urban communities and roll. they will say that it is important to live in a nonviolent and safe community. at the same time i must be empathetic and sympathetic to them to understand that they must be the training and guidelines and firewalls to make sure that on a dark night, a pregnant woman is not frightened to death and handcuffed on the streets. or the highways. because of an attitude that would be prevalent that we should not have. i believe we can walk and chew gum at the same time. it will be important in the speech that the president makes. i hope he is sensitive to the idea of law enforcement. the idea of safe streets. the idea of making sure that officers go home to their families. i want my neighbors, i want my fellow americans to go home to

and rashid additional classified material that was still there. -- he has a few others, but there is a lot of people that told him or told his team they don't want to represent him, he's notorious for not paying is. bill's he's notorious for not following. advice it didn't matter so much, anderson, a had a different group of lawyers i should just point that out there. a very different. group number, to when he had the power of presidency behind him and the state for lack of a better way of looking at was investigating am. he still was the. state so, it was a different position he's not in that position right. now and we don't know where this is leading, we don't know if there will be charge, as we know at the moment appears to be about the documents, but he is in a very different position than we've seen a man, i think. ever >> -- we've seen defenders of the former president put out every kind of reasoning, for why he'd have classified documents sitting in a storage moment at mar-a-lago. i want to play something -- chief attacks to the act christopher miller in the many days of the t

that the iranian government, essentially, to clear that they are not going to be seeking sell on rashid death and they're not going to be aiding anyone else to do so either, if not a for rescinding of the fact was because the facts were belongs to the top line, cannot be rescinded by the state, according to iranian praxis. but they took this distance, things fall match as part of a tree condition for the iranians and the united kingdom to restore diplomatic release. and ever since that picture against my wrist, he seems to have been quite significant. but clearly not enough. there's still been elements inside of the iranian state that nevertheless are speaking of the wise. if it is still fully part of the volume a policy, we don't know more, we have no indications as to whether this person has issued any suite from social media or if you had left something to explain why he did this. i committed this crime, but it does appear unlikely that it is completely disconnected from the picture. the larger picture which range is not just from the original fact for against him by i for the whole

rashid oskarov, the gunner of the bmp operator, his subordinates took the stronghold of the militants. liquidated a large concentration of nationalists and their equipment, and a group under the command of lieutenant alexander naumov defeated a detachment of saboteurs who were preparing a provocation against our military alexander was wounded, but left, but the battlefield, did not leave the stand held the defense of an important line. private denis drobin grenade launcher. he destroyed the radicals with aimed fire and remained in position even when he himself was covered with shrapnel. the kiev regime, meanwhile, continues its persistent terrorist attempts to provoke a nuclear catastrophe in europe on this during the week, the nationalists shelled the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant several times, hitting the hurricane with large-caliber artillery and multiple launch rocket systems. as a result, the station turned out to have a de-energized part of the equipment of the third power unit and reduced power of the fourth. in addition, the pipeline at the hydrogen station was damaged, a

let's speak to the author and journalist ahmed rashid.n? the secretary of state antony blinken has said that the humanitarian aid going to afghanistan will continue. and that may be encouraging, but not really simply because given what has happened today in kabul, is it possible now that the aid agencies over the un and people distributing wheat and food are going to be able to move around in kabul slavery? i think there will be terrible fear about that factor —— around in kabul file. we'll humanitarian aid continue? can it continue? will many be given to the banks of afghanistan to allow afghan people to withdraw money from their accounts? the will may be there by the american side, but the fact is that what we have seenin but the fact is that what we have seen in the last three or four months is that bankers, aid agencies, people are very reluctant to go into afghanistan and help out. yes, we have seen that, the amount of aid certainly not what many humanitarian organisations would be hoping is putting into the country at the moment. ij

as part of that, we can also see that muhammad rashid was keeping evidence and the people he helped, intelligence services. they have said, however, that they will not comment on this matter. band not comment on this matter. and ou've not comment on this matter. and you've been _ not comment on this matter. and you've been talking to shamima begum for the podcast, what has she been sent to you about all this, but has a lawyer for her family been saying? so, shamima and i have been speaking for more than a year now, specifically on this. shamima has said that rasheed organised the entire trip from turkey to syria and she feels that it wouldn't have been possible for her to make it to syria without the help of a smuggler. she says that travellers, isis were dependent on smugglers to get them there. in terms of the family lawyers, they have pointed out that later this year shamima begum has a hearing where her lawyers will attempt to argue that when the comment removed her citizenship, they didn't consider the fact that she was a victim of trafficking. the evidence that we have brought

shamima begum's journey through facilitated shamima begum'sjourney through turkey is called mohammed rashidout him. within that we have hundreds of pages gathered by law enforcement, foreign law enforcement and foreign intelligence is all about what he was up to and we can see he was part of a substantial islamic state people smuggling network, which was not only shamima begum, but other people from britain as well, but he was also keeping records of everyone he helped, so he was documenting people's passports, id documents, things like luggage tags. he told authorities after his arrest he was doing this to provide information to canadian intelligence information to canadian intelligence injordan. we have been able to speak to a senior intelligence officer who has confirmed to us this man was indeed providing information to canadian intelligence. find man was indeed providing information to canadian intelligence.— to canadian intelligence. and let's 'ust to canadian intelligence. and let's just remind _ to canadian intelligence. and let's just remind ourselves _ to canadian intelligence. and