is still history . including representing the red cross or using the emblem of the red cross on the offices and all international structures of the red cross to the world level that russia grossly violates the very principles of the red cross movement and the reaction of international structures should be so the most difficult, yes, the first two times, to put it bluntly, i managed to dream that the situation is not getting better. it is getting worse and i predict that the situation will get even more complicated that russia will begin to carry out or the russian red cross will carry out things that are not its own , including in the occupied territories of our country, and then i think that the reaction of the international society should be even tougher, at least we as the red cross of ukraine will allow this we can't and we won't remain silent like this . i'd like to know, well, we often hear and know that the red crosses, well, let's put it this way, sometimes they can perform such functions that no one can take on, in particular, from the security ones considerations, includin

once again, i want to emphasize that i am a representative of the red cross of ukraine. i certainly do not have any other organization. on behalf of the international committee of the red cross, but in a certain way i can somehow explain the logic of their actions , and certainly for us, for the red cross of ukraine , unfortunately today our mission is that since the very morning, kyiv has been shelled again, our volunteers at the site of the shelling in kyiv saved people and you you know that more than 20 people are already injured, two have died. and by the way, two rescuers in kyiv were also injured during the e-e evacuation is being carried out, therefore our representatives today are the red cross society of ukraine really save people and really help ukrainians 24/7 to survive these horrors of russian attacks on civilian infrastructure, we once again see how the russian federation grossly violates the foundations of humanitarian law when, on the one hand, they attack civilian infrastructure and attack civilians, but on the other hand russia also violates humanitaria

and i repeat that if the red cross is not in the navel of the red cross for this behavior of the russiansals for strengthening sanctions well, where is the position regarding further pressure on the russian side? to ask about the strengthening of sanctions pressure in view of the raids and massive attacks that were carried out on our people and civilian objects in the european union , the thesis that it is necessary to decide with by the russian federation, the issue through diplomatic means , because we see that new aid is already being approved, and monetary and e-sanctions are being conducted due to violations of human rights. i think that the european union removed this issue. the pressure on the russian federation to date is the position articulated by zelensky that there can be no negotiations with the putin regime and the decision is based on the fact that the russian political regime is recognized terrorist, well, in fact, it is you

with representatives of the red cross, at which i was also present. if they are afraid themselves, i offered them that i accompany them also to the demarcation line behind the line the demarcation of the volynivka, the fruits, whatever if they are afraid well, we have no right to be afraid, because our people are there and let them fulfill their obligations well, a statement has already arrived, so to speak, from the international red cross, so they began to tell that since february they are working to gain access and check the conditions and treatment of prisoners of war and to inform their families about their loved ones and added that they would be ready to visit any places where ukrainian prisoners are kept , in particular the colony in the deer park well, but this requires practical measures according to them, on the ground, and they cannot forcibly gain access to the place of detention or internment. well, we understand that the international red cross is actually an instrument of pressure on putin from the international communities, i.e. the in

for the red cross channel and the head of the ukrainian president's office demanded the red cross visit all in prison and done that within 3 days. adding the committee can't waste more time as human lives are at stake. he has also promised to contribute to this mission and every possible way, questioning why and i see ours, the mission to the prison has not yet been arranged. meanwhile, the red cross has shared its frustration on the lack of access to p, o w, and the russia ukrainian conflict saying they've been trying to get the access to the owner of prison with no success. they stress their teams on the ground are ready to visit any location where ukraine's prisoners of war are held. but noted. this also requires practical arrangements to materialize on the spot. to discuss this as you further or less, cross lived your radio host and political commentator, steve gill, steve, it's great to have you on the program today. now ukrainian officials continue to pressure international organizations to fulfill their requests, often accusing them of not doing enough. do you think that this kin

the red army carried. the loss of those killed were from the polish side, it can be noted, probably, the stone cart guard, who really gave battle to the red army, in fact, not even the whole guard, but her commander, having learned about on the offensive of the red army, he ordered the garrison to retreat towards the town of plisa, while he himself remained in the guard and took his place. uh, in a machine gun nest. for more than an hour he alone fought the battle with the red army, then there was a fatal loss. uh, there were about 1,000 people. e among the soldiers of the red army that's more than 2,000 wounded. everest was m-m shot, and several red army soldiers and commanders of the red army e from the attic of one of the houses, and in the park may 1 e, flames mass grave of 48 soldiers who died the rural population of western belarus, which made up the majority of these territories, went on a separate campaign, believed that with the advent of soviet power, the lands that belonged to the siegemen to th

andriy yarmak, put, as he himself says, an irrevocable demand to the international committee of the red cross within three days, i.e. until october 17, to send a mission to the colony in the occupied olenivka where ukrainian prisoners are kept, otherwise he says yarmak ukraine will use all possible informational diplomatic means to move from the place of this issue yarmak also emphasizes that today the question of the conditions under which the of ukrainian prisoners, the international committee of the red cross today responded to the statement of the head of the office of the ukrainian president, listen since february we have been working to gain access to check the conditions and treatment of prisoners of war, as well as to inform their families, we were able to visit hundreds of prisoners of war from both sides, but there are thousands more whom we could not see and we are concerned about their fate. we want to emphasize that our groups were ready to visit the deer colony and any other place of detention prisoners of war, however, in addition to granting access at a high level of gov

the london studio and today we are talking about the following the ukrainian authorities require the red cross to visit the colony in the occupied deer park where prisoners of war are kept, they saved children with blood cancer in the kyiv region, said goodbye to oksana leontieva, who died as a result of shelling in belarus . yarmak made a demand without an alternative to the international committee of the red cross by october 17 to send a mission to the colony in the occupied deer park where hold ukrainian prisoners of war at the end of july, an explosion occurred in the volyn colony , more than 50 ukrainian prisoners of war were killed, dozens were injured, the russian side claimed that the armed forces of ukraine shelled the colony with himers salvo rocket systems, kyiv claimed that the russian military carried out a targeted artillery attack on the colony in order to accuse ukraine of committing war crimes and also to hide the torture of prisoners and the murders that were committed there in the red cross have already responded to the request of the president's office, they say they

the allied forces were withdrawn from the red estuary to more advantageous lines, the ministry of defense reported that the decision was made due to the threat of encirclement. what is the situation on the line of contact now our war correspondent yevgeny poddubny will tell about the formation of the kiev regime more than 10 days ago, they began an operation to counteroffensive on liman, in fact, one of the four shock fists was formed here and false blows were inflicted on as a result, the main blow fell on red firth. and its surroundings more than that in order to to create a threat of encirclement of units of our forces in krasny liman, and the kiev regime even removed part of the si . to encircle the garrison that held the defense in the red sofa. but, uh, for several days, in fact, there were fierce battles, and the ministry of defense of the russian federation even transferred additional reserves to the red the estuary in order to remove the threat of encirclement, but as a result, parts of the formation of the russian army were forced to retreat with battles really, last night and t

we say she is either senya or the red probability is 1/2 of both outcomes. make a complete clarification. as they say, the probabilistic nature is denied, and the probability comes from our ignorance. they are from the fundamental nature of the world just like that, but the devil or vice versa, another supernatural creature or artificial experimenter. he could follow. which pieces of paper were put in which envelope and would say no probability, in fact, in this sense, einstein denied the probability, the choice said no probability. in fact, there is no piece of paper of a certain color. its colors are the hidden parameter of the theory, if we get to the bottom of these hidden parameters. we are probabilistic choice or minimize. i'm just e, i'll take this opportunity, the word non-locality will probably still appear today, and it means that you said when something that happens here affects something almost instantly. e, there i even said, yes, when there is some kind of supercomputer or ether, in general, there is some kind of out-of-spatial connection conne

is this like mao's little red _ daily basis. is this like mao's little red book? _ daily basis. like mao's little red book? yeah. it- daily basis. is this like mao's little red book? yeah. it is. daily basis. is this like mao's little red book? yeah. it is aj daily basis. is this like mao's - little red book? yeah. it is a much different china _ little red book? yeah. it is a much different china from _ little red book? yeah. it is a much different china from that _ little red book? yeah. it is a much different china from that time - little red book? yeah. it is a much different china from that time but| different china from that time but we are seeing echoes of that era replayed again. we are seeing echoes of that era replayed again-— replayed again. what should be exected replayed again. what should be expected this — replayed again. what should be expected this weekend? - replayed again. what should be expected this weekend? he - replayed again. what should be - expected this weekend? he presumably has to give a speech. he's not going to say, right, i'm in charge again, it is

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bull have breached the cap. what way red bull have breached the ca -. �* ., y what way red bull have red bull have breached the cap. both they and aston martin were also found guilty _ cap. both they and aston martin were also found guilty of— cap. both they and aston martin were also found guilty of a _ cap. both they and aston martin were also found guilty of a procedural - also found guilty of a procedural breach, that'sjust also found guilty of a procedural breach, that's just not filling in the paper work correctly. it is this minor breach that, like you say, comes up to something like $7 million. yesterday, they were celebrating back—to—back world titles with max verstappen. this will anger a lot of their rivals, mercedes, ferrari, who have pointed out that even a minor breach is still a significant amount of money. absolutely, they were very angry about it in singapore, mercedes and ferrari. it should be clear that this is about the 2021 budget, last season. you will remember that max verstappen very narrowly beat lewis hamilton in a controversial way in abu dhabi. any penalty

often red cheats, you can to be seen in the fields or not far from the villages, but they do not comel a chicken, but to hunt for gray houses, which are abundant and found near human dwellings, in a year one fox destroys several thousand rodents, and together with foxes two or three times more. in general, it turns out that this is an extremely useful animal both for the forest and for humans. a long fluffy tail is a distinctive feature of foxes in winter during sleep, it helps to save a sensitive nose from frostbite during a hunt and serves as an excellent balancer when you watch the mouse. becomes clear. why are fox and squirrel tails so similar that they turn their red-haired owners into real tightrope walkers. while hunting, a fox can reach speeds of up to 50 km / h to hear a mouse squeak under the snow at a distance of a hundred meters, the vision of a fox, black and white, adapted for a nocturnal lifestyle, but today hunger drove the predator to hunt. in the light of day, several attempts in a row turned out to be unsuccessful; in such cases, it flies to save the old stock; an e

what i don't get is why the plan isn't first to immediately go out and paint every curb red and/or if there's a process and do the noticing. i mean it's labor intensive because it's a lot of stops but it's a pretty quick hit at the stop focus you're doing the red. if you make a agency decision parking is not okay and get out and paint the curbs red. >> >> and then do the detailed analysis that you described and which is a box zone or a bulk out or left alone? and why can't we do all of them at the front end just with the 20-foot painted red and go from there? >> it's a nuisanced question, very good so let me do my best to answer that fully so a couple of different considerations. one each intersection or each stop is unique. you know these are flag stops for reasons i mean over the years we put in bus zones even if they don't meet our policy. we do transit bulbs and things like that if we don't have the boarding for the particular location so there's specific issues or could be specific issues at each stop that we really want to pay attention to, be a part of a solution, versus just g

what i don't get is why the plan isn't first to immediately go out and paint every curb red and/or if there's a process and do the noticing. i mean it's labor intensive because it's a lot of stops but it's a pretty quick hit at the stop focus you're doing the red. if you make a agency decision parking is not okay and get out and paint the curbs red. >> >> and then do the detailed analysis that you described and which is a box zone or a bulk out or left alone? and why can't we do all of them at the front end just with the 20-foot painted red and go from there? >> it's a nuisanced question, very good so let me do my best to answer that fully so a couple of different considerations. one each intersection or each stop is unique. you know these are flag stops for reasons i mean over the years we put in bus zones even if they don't meet our policy. we do transit bulbs and things like that if we don't have the boarding for the particular location so there's specific issues or could be specific issues at each stop that we really want to pay attention to, be a part of a solution, versus just g

the distinguishing features of the red cheat are a narrow , elongated head and large ears.y will help our heroine get her today's object. unique hearing. it is easy to hear a mouse rustle through the thickness of the ground of snow, and a narrow muzzle will help. this is how to literally dive into a snowdrift. foxes have to make such dizzying jumps dozens of times a day. this is the main way of hunting leaves, and that of zoologists. it even got its own name moshkovanie it is small rodents that form the basis of nutrition. foxes. often, red cheats can be seen in the fields or near villages, but they do not come there to steal chickens, but to hunt gray houses, which are in abundance and are found in close dwellings in a year, one fox destroys several thousand rodents, and together with foxes in 2-3 times more. in general, it turns out an exceptionally useful animal both for the forest and for humans. a long fluffy tail is a distinctive feature of foxes in winter during sleep, it helps to save a sensitive nose from frostbite, and during hunting it serves as an excellent bala

these were the same red army soldiers who lived with us., and here they were buried in the yard , a small monument with a red star and the mother of the beloved were erected. every evening she came to him and lit candles. a year later, small sprouts of caucasian nuts appeared on the graves, which never grew in these places, and in the fifty-fourth 10 years after the liberation, the remains of our soldiers were reburied in the center of belgrade, at the memorial cemetery of 205 unidentified soldiers of the red army. you see, it lists, well, people 40 and 205 days late. serbian historian petr rusich shows the graves of senior officers of the red army heroes of the soviet union and ordinary fighters, surnames, which could not be established ivan mishka tanker. in total, 976 people were buried here. caucasian nuts on the grave of our fighters in the yard. russians and slavs had a tradition of leaving. for the war they were given e a piece of land, which they carried in their pocket, as a memory of the motherland, but among the caucasian peoples

now this is the line of contact, the enemy forced parts of the russian army to withdraw from the reda result of the actions of the formation of the kiev regime in order to avoid encirclement. our troops left this settlement, for which, in fact, fierce battles have been going on for the past few weeks. let's talk about everything in order of the formation of the kiev regime. more than 10 days ago, they launched a counteroffensive operation on liman a , in fact speaking of which, one of the four shock fists was formed here in the formation of the kiev regime. eh, they formed and false clusters delivered false blows, but in the end the main blow fell on the red estuary. and its surroundings more than that in order to e. sas to create a threat of encirclement of parts of the connection of our forces in krasny liman, and the kiev regime even withdrew part of the forces and means, and with a line of defense in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement, seversk somewhat. uh, tens of thousands of people were thrown, and on the red estuary and on the populated points that are nearby, but in or

red tape, but the over burdensome red tape, _ red tape, but the over burdensome red tape, it— red tapeave a breakage and supply chains that needs to be restored. there is opportunity— that needs to be restored. there is opportunity with many infrastructure projects _ opportunity with many infrastructure projects that themselves were knocked — projects that themselves were knocked sideways by the covid pandemic, to get under way and really— pandemic, to get under way and really start making a difference to productivity in this country. the issue is that _ productivity in this country. the issue is that you _ productivity in this country. t“ie: issue is that you have these measures, and if you look at the economic reform you would like, this wasn't that big, the 45p rate of tax wasn't that big, the 45p rate of tax was about £2 billion. the reforms were talking about, childcare, planning reform, house—building reform, they are all very contentious. if your colleagues are going to bowled at this small measure, how you get anything through parliament? it seems like the parliamentary party a

for the red cross. is the head of the ukrainian president's office demanded the red cross visit the prison in done yet within 3 days, adding the committee can't waste more time as human lives are at stake. give also promised to contribute to this mission in every possible way. questioning why an i c r c mission to the prison has not yet been a raised arranged. now for its part, the red cross says that they've been trying to get access to the prison, but i've been flat out denied by the russian or authorities. they stress that seems on the ground are, is it ready to visit any location where you cranes, prisoners of war been held. but noted that this also requires some practical arrangements to be made on the ground. earlier we discussed the issue with radio host, unclipped schol commentator, steve gill, who says the care of should look a gift horse in the mouth or seeing the war of words intensify when you have top officials, you know, telling folks to shut up using the f word you know, they're being ver

of these , red army officers stayed at their house.ba, there are eyes and water my grandmother washed their clothes and cooked their food. we were very glad when the russians came. i remember how i ran out onto the road and watched the russian soldiers go and sing a song. i still remember her, it was katyusha and then the offensive began and the russian katyushas hit the enemy, the libinka remembers how all the slopes of the mountain are. avela were littered with the bodies of the nazis. it will become later. it is known exactly what. here our troops defeated the mountain rifle division of the ussr. once a car similar to a tank arrived, brought two dead officers. these were the same red army soldiers who lived with us. they chose a place there, and here they were buried in the yard, a small monument with a red star and the mother of the beloved were erected. every evening she came to him and lit candles. a year later , small sprouts of caucasian nuts appeared on the graves, which had never grown in these places, and in 1954, 10 years a

here, russia has confirmed with its massive strikes that, and red lines are red lines. the western media and television and all the mainstream, e, newspapers, really came out with headlines that these massive strikes are the answer for the crimean bridge, that is, the reason for the investigative connection, russia has confirmed that it is committed to e answers if its the red lines are being broken right now russia unequivocally. he says what will happen if the west continues this policy, especially if he will begin to supply long-range missiles or will generally increase the quality provided by military products, this warning will work. what do you think, and i think that's how i said. the west is in some confusion, so the signal has already been received, how they digest it and what decision they make, we'll see. it seems to me that maybe we, too, are not completely correct in conveying this signal, because, by the way, just like this, by the way, it manifests itself in your conversations with dmitry simons. when you talk, after all, as in the west exit looks like th

there are 39 red cross volunteers who flew out from san francisco to help in a number of ways. but florida isn't the only place in need. came here person to show that we're with you. volunteers were also recruited to help in puerto rico where president biden visited monday, hurricane fiona heads and we've still on tears there, including 3 volunteers from the bay area. we also have volunteers in alaska the typhoon that hit up there. so it's simultaneously. florida state officials say the goal is to have power restored by sunday to customers whose power lines and other electric infrastructure is still intact. the president and first lady plan to visit the sunshine state wednesday and the red cross is still looking for volunteers to make the trip with a role to offer for every single person who gives their time to help. right now. the biggest mean for the red cross are those folks that are willing to deploy to disasters like hurricane ian and >> work in our shelters, provide feeding support things of that nature. >> all right. well, that was rob nesbitt reporting for us this morni

for the red cross. to the head of the ukrainian president's office demanded the red cross visit the prison and done ask within 3 days, adding the committee can't wait more time as human lives are at stake. he has also promised to contribute to this mission and every possible way. questioning why an i c r c mission to the prison had not yet been arranged. meanwhile, the red cross has shared his frustration on the lack of access to p. o w in russia, ukrainian conflict saying they've been trying to get access to the prison where ukrainian soldiers are being held of it with no success. they stress their teams on the ground are ready to visit any location where ukraine's prisoners of war are held. but note it, this also requires practical arrangements to materialize on the spot. we discuss the issue with radio host and political commentator, steve gill, who believes key ab shouldn't look a gift. horse in the mouth are seeing the war of words intensify when you have top officials, you know, telling folks to s

the red rose is now cruisin: to what it means. the red rose is now cruising to the _ what it means.t means. the red rose is now cruising to the last four— what it means. the red rose is now cruising to the last four after - cruising to the last four after their 29th consecutive win. closer to home the rugby league world cup continue today. let's bring you some of the action. lebanon set up a quarterfinal meeting with australia after running in 13 tries to beat jamaica 711—12 in theirfinal pool game. and tonga laid down a marker ahead of the quarterfinals with a thumping victory over cook islands. 92—10 the final score. samoa or france now await in the last eight. that came under right now. it's been a dominant display by samoa against france in warrington. samoa are in pool a — and are on course for a victory that would keep them second behind england. brian to'o here finishing off a superb move. the match is live right now on bbc two. let's see the latest there. so there were 60 — four, running rampant in these finalfew minutes. were 60 — four, running rampant in these final few mi

here you have a red shirt, this fashionable tie and a case.iterate, just like glacier nikolaevna. here in this white blouse with this little thing. she meets a loved one, whom she lays down her hope and life, of course, she was created, of course, she, that is, well, if we talk about the film as a whole, i can say and here's a folk one. first, there is a huge well, a few folk songs, but he starts right with a folk song. yes, it means that in general this film is like a folk song, because folk songs are funny 50 about 60%, and sad 30-40%. here, too, it is both funny and sadder. there are moments when tears well up, and there are moments when you sit by your stomach and hold on to laughter. ugh when they kill him. yeah, who i'm talking to or when he starts to sing like that, yeah, you know, and at the same time, he's joking. again, some jokes there, jokes from a folk song, so the film. well, i think that this is one of the most brilliant films and just do not argue with this hole throughout. you understand all this word to god, uh, because he is

for the red cross libya, the head of the ukrainian president's office demanded the red cross visit the prison in de nancy in 3 days. adding that the committee can waste more time as human lives or state. give also promised to contribute to this mission in every possible way, and questioned why and i c r. c mission to the prison has not yet been arranged. now for its part, the red cross says that they've been trying to get access to the prison, but had been denied by access by the russian or forces. they stressed their teams on the ground are ready to visit any location where ukraine's prisoners of war are being held. but noted that this also requires some practical arrangements on the ground. earlier we discussed the issue with radio host and political commentators, steve gill, he says, the key of shot a gift horse in the mouth are seeing the war of words intensify when you have top officials, you know, telling folks to shut up using the f word. you know, they're being very aggressive in their language and that's not typically the best way to win friends and influence people. they are

red cross or what conditions of the ultimatum are the best? i think that there are conditions. you will probably have questions, but not for me. but in my opinion, it is very effective and what exactly are they going through? yes, these are international organizations that live on contributions from donor funds, this is a deterioration your image, because then, er, no natural persons who are patrons there who transfer funds for humanitarian needs will not transfer these funds and there will be a problem with the largest donor countries, which in fact transfer state money to their own states and taxpayers there on these organizations, so our task here will be to contact and work with the main donors. thank you. well, it's strange because this is an attack on values. everyone recognizes it and declares it. by the way, tell us what else is going on in the sidelines. have you heard the attitude of the countries before ? well, if you plan to work in the future, then it’s normal and logical, but to be afraid of contributions, uh, that you won’t be p

for the red cross. the head of the ukrainian president's office demanded the red cross visit the prison in done yet within 3 days. i think that the committee can waste more time as human lives are at stake. you have also promised to contribute to this mission in every possible way. questioning why and i c r. c mission to the prison has not yet been arranged. now in certain, the red cross is that they've been trying to get access to the prison would have been denied by russian all forces. they stressed that seems on the ground are resit ready to visit any location where you cranes, prisoners of war being held. but notice that this does require certain practical arrangements on the ground. we discussed the issue with radio host. i'm political commentators, steve gill. you says the key should be grateful for the support that it does get are seeing the war of words intensify when you have top officials, you know, telling folks to shut up using the f word. you know, they're being very aggressive in their lan

the fact is that i said from the very beginning that with such an organization as the red cross, it is time to talk a little in a different tone, because they really have certain obligations from which they are uh are periodically required well, it's just stupid sometimes to freeze, that's why i absolutely support it, i think that it should have been done earlier and it's necessary to talk to them, uh, it's completely different, the only thing is that when we talk now about the deer house, we must understand that at the moment there is only a deer house left on the territory of the colony there are extremely few prisoners there, there is almost no one left, almost all of them were taken to other institutions, so even if now the red cross is already there, it is going there, then we must demand not only that he gets into the deer park, but that he for example, i also got into the donetsk season, where most of the prisoners are located, for example, who, when they defended, who were in mariupol, who defended mariupol, that's why i support this tone of conversation, and i don't know how m

let's go fight, let's go win this election and keep texas red . i need you to do something, i need you to hold up your phones. does everybody have their walk app ready to go? let me see it. hold it up. there you go. you got it ready to go. get your walk app out and we will take a team photo. i am going block walking, we are all going block walking to turn cameron county red. let's go outside and take a photo. on the count of three, >> if i can have you take a quick step back. >> 1, 2, 3. fantastic, thanks guys. good job. [indistinct conversation] >> thank you for the hospitality. >> alright guys, we are going to go knock on some doors. >> can we take a picture? >> of course. [indistinct conversation] [knocking] [doorbell ringing] >> everybody, we are going to the next one. >> let's go to the right, we will follow you. >> how you doing? be sure and vote. do you need one of these? here you go. give one to your friends. thank you so much. god bless you. >> god bless you. [doorbell rings] >> hello, there. once her name? -- what is your name? when do.

these were the same red army soldiers who lived with us.ace there, and here they were buried in the yard, a small monument with a red star and the mother of the beloved were erected. every evening she came to him and lit candles. a year later , small sprouts of caucasian nuts appeared on the graves, which had never grown in these places, and in 1954, 10 years after the liberation, the remains of our soldiers were reburied in the center of belgrade, at the memorial cemetery of 205 unidentified soldiers, in the red army. you see, there are listed, well, 40 and 205 people, serbian historian pyotr rusich shows the graves of senior officers of the red army heroes of the soviet union and ordinary soldiers, names that ivan mishka tankman could not be established. in total, 976 people were buried here. caucasian nuts on the grave of our soldiers in the yard of lyubimka. according to him, it was not by chance that the russians and the slavs grew up with a tradition, i was given a piece of land for the war, which was applied in a pocket, as a memory

cross, we ukrainians fight for the red cross to find an opportunity the red cross must fight becauses is their job, because they get paid for it, because the whole world is watching them, they have to put pressure on russia to get there, that's what i think, to be honest, uh, for sure they have such efforts but you and i every day we do not hear in the media that the red cross went and stood at the borders from the ukrainian side, stood and was not allowed in, i did not see them at the borders, at the temporary borders, i did not see the media, their constant statements of pressure on russia, and the statements i make myself, so i do not see of this media, information, any kind of pressure and therefore here is my here is my assessment, we are at our level, uh, that's how we change people and change the military, uh , and here i am. and i also want to thank you er, to our colleagues from turkey who helped free several of our defenders for growth, and also to our partner the saudi army, who helped it free the captive citizens of the united states of america, britain, sweden, croatia,

in russia, if even the red cross is not ready to take on this responsibility and says that there is nothing we can do, it is no secret that russia brutally ignores the norms of international law and, in particular, the third geneva convention, according to which the international committee of the red cross should have free access to the prisoners of war, but this does not mean that the international red cross should be given the opportunity to throw up its hands and say that it cannot do anything, let it try every day, let it contact and report to its relatives every day this process is taking place, the problem is with the international committee of the red cross that equals, well , at least with those with whom i communicate. my colleagues have very little feedback from this. in september , the un general assembly was in new york. we worked at this general assembly because it was part is devoted to the question of russia's responsibility for war crimes and we were greatly helped by the initiative of nobel prize laureates , they forwarded my open letter to the un secretary general, and in

we also pay statutory money to the ukrainian red cross. that is, we remain a member of this club, well, donors of the red cross. i think so, yes. i think that the objectivity of this will not come out, they will continue to pay. and you personally, how do you evaluate the activity of the mission? it seems to be going to this deer park, it has come very well, since the death of the ukrainian soldiers, it has been two months or 2.5 months, the mission has not yet reached the deer park, and it is not clear how and when. somehow this question and this question hung in the air . how do you assess who the chief will blame the delays, you know, i don't want to say here who the chief is to blame, objectively on our side there are responsible persons, they must you and report what is happening, why is it happening, we are fruitful, you are right, we cooperate with the red cross, and we pay contributions here we also have the right to demand actions from the red cross, not to approach ultimatums, but specifically what was done on our side, what was

red scare and also reflecting it. what i want to do today, as you see here, is kind of we'll start this kind of red menace and what it means, how it is supposedly a threat to definitions of american freedom and liberty. we're going to have a on think piece. you did today by kind of examining is this tomorrow and getting a sense of whether this threat is internal or external, what was the most dangerous threat? and then we're to take a little bit of a dive into some of the espionage comics and see how the cold war is unfolding in the realm of of james bond and the spies. next lesson, we're going to move over to taking look at how children are expected to participate in the cold war. so we'll have a from kelley's davis. then you're going to actually look at these moments trading cards that came out in 1951, which are just phenomenal. they're basically baseball trading cards were all about the red scare and targeted to kids. all right. so that's where we're heading today. quick review from lesson. we talked about comic a

as a result, the main blow came on red firth.ndings, moreover, in order to form a threat of encirclement of parts of the seats of our forces in krasny liman and the kiev regime. even withdrew part of the forces and means, and with the line of defense in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement, seversk, several tens of thousands of people. they were abandoned, and on the red estuary and on the settlements that are nearby, but in order to encircle the garrison that held the defense in red lebanon federations even threw additional reserves to the red estuary in order to remove the threat of encirclement, but in the end, and parts of the formation of the russian army were forced to retreat with battles really and last night and this afternoon, and the unit of the russian army entered into battle. collision with enemy assault groups for in order to expand all the evacuation corridor in order to get out of the red estuary. it is worth saying here that the enemy used both western -made artillery and intelligence data from countries wit

what a japanese red is the most. was the idea that the soviet, by coming to the civil war, proven undisturbed this fall and assures him that the russians are coming in on schedule, filling rights in his diary, his salary will be in the jap war by all his 50 guinea jeff. when that occurs full thing, its obligations to the allies in august 1945, the red army conducts the lightning fast. 20 day operation against the 1.5 millions strong quantum army ah, from with no military necessity. america dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. that's enough. we are not interested in an alliance with russia any longer and we can stop carrying out our agreements with it . we should act as if there is no yalta agreement just a year later on march the 5th 1946 josh hill made his famous fulton speech a just mm hm. ah, it is going to be international owner. then international relations must not just be about our and interest what it should also be about certain lucy norms, which can be respected. my own parties. ah ah . is the ag

but they know this is a red list country, don't they? absolutely.s is overseen by the british council, which is funded by the foreign office. absolutely. so there's an element of one hand giving in the code of practice and the other hand taking away. the department for health and social care rejects that and says responsibility for arranging lab exams lies with the gmc, which is independent of government. the gmc say they have no role in the recruitment of doctors and that they have a legal obligation to provide routes to registration for doctors abroad. and the british council says it simply delivers the plab i exams in line with gmc requirements. remember augustine, the doctor from the start of this report? well, it was whilst he was studying for the second part of those plab exams here in the uk that he was approached by nes health care, the company behind me, and later offered visa sponsorship and a potential job. it sounds like that's a breach of the government's code of practice on no active recruitment from red list countries. nes says it's n

here it has such a red, such a red color, it is special, that's all that we see now, this is cutting down salt seams with e, extracting potash ores from mines in our free time, to unfortunately, it doesn't happen that often. yes, but my child. uh, periodically, once a year, once every two years, there are courses of sessions with therapy in the ground caving room. here we are still too young to visit to go down into the mine, so we pass as a convalescence. yes, here are the speliotherapy sessions. they are not long with us, as in principle, and everywhere a session in the field of therapy with singing in the room lasts 40 minutes , small patients from the city and salihorsk also come to us, and adults also come to us. only diseases of the bronchopulmonary system, but also the recovery visit from the field of rooms - this is very useful. yes, patients who come to us. they are less ill with colds , absolutely the disease proceeds more easily, immunity is strengthened. yes, a visit with a blanket. this is very useful, but this caving room is unique in that. what exactly is potassium sal

we want the organization of the united nations with the red international committee of the red cross, , we have already started to feel alarmed, we will ask ms. lesya chebotyrev another question and she is the mother of a captured conscript, mrs. lesi. i congratulate you. tell me what was the last message you received from your son. the last time i spoke with my son was on march 21. he called me sometime after lunch. will be remembered i am standing looking at the sea of ​​azov . mom, i, we were in the garden yesterday at work, a friend was wounded in the legs by shrapnel, i helped him to answer, we hid, climbed in, there were drillers, but he says that a woman crawled up to us from the basement, helped us, and we were safe in the basement. we found what did they find? they bandaged the child's legs with rags. oh, everything is fine. he is fine. he is alive . they say she has children here, we don't hungry, mom, everything will be fine, ukraine, he really dreamed of me to serve in the army, he slept with the flag of ukraine from the age of 14. or he will just stay because he liked the