i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larsen: i would like to recognize for two minutes the representative from michigan, i yield two minutes. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. scholten: it's exciting to play a role with legislation as impactful as re-authorizing the f.a.a. especially as a freshman legislator. i came to congress to deliver for the people of west michigan and this robust bipartisan bill will do just that. two specific provisions in this bill will be especially beneficial for my district. michigan's 3rd includes the jerald r. ford international airport. the second busiest in the state. one of the busiest airports in the entire country. the airport's using aging air traffic control tower preventing needed expansion. it's the oldest tower among aof the top 75 largest airports. and does not meet the security requirements or operational necessities found in more modern towers. this bill includes provisions which directs the f.a.a. specifically to cons

he has been his lights in the force of the reserves. it's his likes work and he's with us today to show us what it's all about there. yes. thank you for meeting out here. it's going to be interesting to learn what to do. so 1st, let's start off. tell me, you've been doing this job for a long time as a park ranger. tell me how you got into this job and what exactly do you do? the boys in this result for 40 years and i've been in the mountains since i 1016. i pointing towards them taking torres through the nature reserve, specialized the mountain tourism. yeah, i climbed onto algebra city is i'm all about the mountains. it's my words as far as range of them for years and i studied while i became a forest engineer. so i been through a one level, it's up to the director for so which is what's interesting is that i'm the 21st direct 9 to 9 years. and i've been in this position for 20 years with my previous as to what 15 years. so the, every student to be on the 19th direct is the full that was 2 or 3 years of a bunch of work here is very dif

berezinsky biosphere reserve of elena alshevskaya. elena good afternoon., how will you surprise the guests of the festival this year, we are holding the festival for the third time on such a large scale, so it is called the third international festival of slavic mythology. way of mocha and, of course, we will surprise the guests. what will we do first? variety of milks. today we have speeches by scientists, specialists in the field of mythological tourism and others, and an exhibition of paintings and, of course, mythological characters of which today more than 20 work in their areas of sites that will be people not only to entertain, to captivate, to lure, but also to talk about who they are, why they are well, and how they are generally connected with belarusian mythology. and why is it important and necessary for us to know, what is its uniqueness, originality, you know, lina, today there are a lot of cultural historical reenactment festivals in the country, but the mythological festival is one of a kind, and this is it in the first place, the uniquenes

he has spent his life to the force of the reserves. it's his likes work and he's with us today to show us what it's all about there. yeah, thank you for meeting out here. it's going to be interesting to learn what you do. so 1st, let's start off, tell me you've been doing this job for a long time as a park ranger. tell me how you got into this job and what exactly do you do? the voice and this result for 40 years and i've been in the mountains since i 1016 i've worked in tourism taking taurus through the nature reserve. specialize the mountain tourism. yeah, i climbed mount algebra city of that. i'm all about the mountains. it's my words as far as the range of them for years and i studied while i became a forest engineer. so i been through one level, it's up to the director for so which is what's interesting is that on the 21st direct here in 99. yeah. and i've been in this position for 20 years with my previous as to what? 15 years. so the, every student to be on the 19th direct is before that was 2 or 3 years already. a bunch of work

i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from georgia reserves. you have the only time remaining. ms. greene: how much time do i have remaining? one minute. one minute. thank you, mr. speaker. i'll just wrap this up. it's very simple. we're at $32 trillion in debt. there's no need to increase spending over the level that it was last year. americans are already spending $860 billion for nato, for the defense of other nations. there's no reason to increase it by $73 million more. my amendment's very simple. it's just asking to keep the appropriation level the same as it was this past year. i ask the house to support my amendment. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from georgia. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. mr. carter: i'd like to have a recorded vote, please. the chair: the gentleman from texas asks for the yeas and nays. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further

i reserve my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, i seek time in opposition to this amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, this week republicans are choosing maga extremism over our military, over women's health rights, and over diversity, equity and inclusion. our military, mr. speaker, was founded to fight for the freedom of all of our citizens. house republicans have threatened democracy with thesedy vicive amendments -- these devicive amendments, setting us back in history, taking us back to slavery. the very fabric of our country stands on equal rights, freedoms and the decisions of all our citizens. these amendments are used against, to be put in our defense bill. they are divisive amendments using the defense bill to undermine the freedoms for us to learn about one another, for us to hire one another, for us to understand our cultures. it would bring us together if we did d & i, even your own chair

i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from ohio. mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, how much time do we have remaining? the chair: the gentlelady from ohio has one minute remaining. mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, in closing, let me just say that this is difficult today. but let me assure my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that we are not playing games. let me assure my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that we take this very seriously and we take it very personally. let me assure my colleagues on the other side, when we use a defense bill when we use our military -- bill, when we use our military, i'm old enough to remember when black officers, when women were not allowed to serve. you are setting us back on this floor on both sides of the aisle. we have people of color, we have people who have served, women who have served on this side of the aisle the. and to -- aisle. and to use it to deny women's rights to their reproductive rights, to use this as an excuse in a political maneuver, we are so serious

how many of them are here and this reserved. when was the last time a persian langford was spotted here? the world was in 1984 and then after that they disappeared. what's up it is it got screwed up in 2000 nights. elected reintroduction program was launched in with the issue today. we have, i mean, 3 language in the nature reserve or but what the main problem we have is that the elaborate steps stay here with that they leave the resumes boundaries at the bow as a lot of snow had and they left bits and not back go to a hunting big problem upside, they moved to places inhabited by records. i saw jackals badges and small rodents, but no. and that's what they monitor them using won't live camera trap, which they will pay right now, way a shuttle to release the female liquid into the wall. and they'll give us a we decided to put her outside the recess. i to the 3 males and that, but it's already live. it seems to me, it's all about balance. and what i mean is there was a time when the leopards were not in this region and reintroduci

i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. ryan: i rise in strong opposition to this amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. ryan: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to start by yielding two minutes to the gentleman from new york and ranking member of our foreign affairs committee, mr. meeks. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong opposition to this amendment. this is a poorly conceived and ill-intentioned attempt to kill the united states' support for the defense innovation accelerateor of the north atlantic program, otherwise known as diana, which is a cooperative effort to outsmart and out-innovate our adversaries. the diana program was set up by nato as an effort to spur increased defense research and development funding to rapidly adapt to a new era of strategic competition by bringing key defensive experts together with the nato alliances -- alliance's leading entrepr

meeks: continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. mccaul: i reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume for the purposes of closing. mr. speaker, in the 117th congress, when i became the chair of the foreign affairs committee, my first stop was in israel. celebrating the fourth of july, and i said then what i'll say now. ha israel and the united states stand together because we have and share the same values. we believe in democracy. we know that israel is a nation that at its foundation is not only jewish but democratic. its existence is crucial for the future of the jewish people. we know that this congress will continue to expressly reject all forms of anti-semitism and xenophobia. as this resolution before us states. we stand together, and i would hope that all members of this august body welcome president herzog tomorrow as we listen and continue

i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada rise? >> mr. speaker, i rise today in strong opposition -- i rise to claim the time. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong opposition to this amendment. my republican colleagues continue to argue against this so-called woke. i in the military. i ask my colleagues can they define what being woke is? according to the florida governor's own legal team it's defined as, quote, the belief there are systemic injustices in american society and the need to address them. mr. horsford: i have news for my colleague, we need to be woke. we have decades and centuries of injustices and inequities heaped upon women, lgbtq plns community, black, latino, native plerns and so many populations in our nation. mr. speaker, while the republicans and their friends across the country try to ban books and erase our history from school textbooks, we are fighting to defend the truth and our histor

the chair: the reserve -- mr. graves: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from missouri reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. >> thank you very much. i'd like to yield two minutes to the representative from nevada, representative tie tuls. the chair: the gentlewoman -- tie tuls. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognize -- titus. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. titistitis thank you -- ms. titus: thank you. as a member of the aviation subcommittee and co-chair of the unmanned systems caucus, i support the f.a.a. re-authorization bill that passed unanimously out of the t.n.i. committee just weeks ago. it includes provisions that will benefit all the airports in nevada's first district and it will remove regulatory hurdles for drones so that they can be used commercially, for search and rescue and for fire detection and suppression. furthermore, my district, which is one of the world's top travel destinations, welcomes visiters from all backgrounds and abilities. so i am proud to say this bill includes provisions from my air carrier access amendments. this wa

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rogers: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves.the chair recognizes the gentleman. mr. smith: we have one speaker on the way. they can catch the next one -- i will reserve. the chair: the gentleman from alabama. mr. rogers: i now yield two minutes to think friend and colleague from alabama, mr. strong. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized -- the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. strong: the ndaa is laser focused on one thing, national security. it shuts down woke programs and protects america's men and women in uniform. since 2021, the d.o.d. has spent $47 million year to store and secure unused southern border wall construction material. it's shame to feel waste over $300 million just to prove a point. this spring, i went to the border and saw miles worth of border wall material rusting on the ground. during the ndaa markup, i championed a provision that directs the secretary of defense to submit a plan to use, transfer, or donate unused border wall material to border states. my amendment number 1495 expedite

speaker, i reserve -- mr. latta: mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i have no additional speakers. do you? mr. latta: no, i don't. mr. pallone: all right, then i will just say that i think this is an important bill. i would urge everyone to support it on both sides of the aisle and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. latta: mr. speaker, i now recognize the gentleman from idaho for as much time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 1345, the ntia policy and cybersecurity act. this would promote collaboration, preventing and mitigationing software vulnerabilities in communications networks. it's also important to codify ntia's administering of information sharing, established in the security and trusted communications network act. it is signed -- these attacks include those we've all heard

. >>> you reserved your hotel, you reserved your flight, but have you reserved your spot in the tsa line? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. in some places you can and save tons of time. we'll show you how, next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri headed out to the fourth of july celebrations here in livermore, right now warm, 81 degrees. we'll dip down to the 60s for those fireworks later on tonight. i'll show you more on what to expect if you're headed to the big sho inw >>> okay. if you are flying soon, you might find a huge time and stress saver at your destination. >> outside the bay area, some airports like l.a.x. are trying out a system that lets passengers reserve a spot in the security line for free. consumer investigator chris chmura shows us how and where. >> reporter: the program we're talking about is called clear reserve, and it's your ticket to bypass the tsa line. here's how, you reserve a time slot in advance to clear airport security. when we made this video, clear reserve was available at these 18 airports. sorry, san francisco, bay area, no sfo, sjc or oakl

and capital reserve and the differences between those two proposed reserves. i may follow up on that. i would just note in general that underfunding by way of a rate freeze or the equivalent leads to stagnation and underinvestment in capital and equipment. and i think we saw this most pointedly in the late 1990s at the puc, which general manager herrera and todd reads from who i see in the audience will remember. and that led to we cip and the cip and the need to invest in the just the delays and all of that. so, you know, rate freezes appear nice initially, but really they are bad for infrastructure and operations. the balancing account and incentives. i'm a little unclear on whether it creates the right incentives. normally the recology has had to control costs when revenues are short. i'm not sure if this proposed balancing account creates the incentive to control costs in that way, but i need to explore that a little more in again. in general, the operating needs content. that's two minutes. that's two minutes. okay i, i have some further comments if you'd

offensive. capabilities that they can return to these reserves by the fall, uh, well, such a gate isey don’t have time, they mobilize somewhere around 20-25,000 per month , uh, such an open mobilization under financial guarantees, well, now they are increasing. they didn't mobilize, they don't have it for the summer company, it's not ready anymore, it's closer to winter, and here are the 100 thousand that were in russia, eh, they were located in the donetsk region of the luhansk region, eh, and now we're already finishing them they are going somewhere in the direction of luhansk, there is a certain amount of forces that are currently being used by the russians there , and they are trying to attack. this is not bad for us, on the one hand . the same in the kremensky foliage, they came out on the side of the torskoye, and here on the fields we minus them , as if they were in reserve. in the zaporozhye direction, in the luhansk direction, they are asking to attack themselves. well, uh, in the area of ​​the donetsk direction, the counterattack is also forced to rise. the cassette player

well, it is possible to strengthen there with a certain reserve, but almost the entire reserve has alreadyantly strengthen the power as in live forces so in technology or in artillery or in projectiles projectiles it direction, they do not have such an opportunity, because above all we will manage to hold uh, uh, this section of the second front without adding our reserves, because it is our other forces , so that we don't throw them from the cock, where we successfully attack, because in we have certain tasks that were set by our general staff for this offensive action, most likely they consisted , among other things, that we would at least get out, we would like to get out where berdyansk well, it won't save the sea of ​​azov, well, then uh in the conditional hostile environment of the meeting kerch bridge which i will also be completely destroyed well then this group in crimea will be doomed either to be destroyed or it will have to surrender because there will be no way for them to leave and there will be no way to add weapons to people's equipment either because everything will be dif

i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> i rise in opposition to this amendment. transmembers have served successfully for years. transpeople are even more likely to serve in the u.s. military. so it's mind boggling we would want to discriminate against a group of people who have proven deep commitment. all of us are well aware we are facing challenges. this amendment will worsen this crisis by pushing transgender servicemembers out of the military and that is because gender affirming care, care that gives you the ability to be your true authentic self is primary care and shouldn't be something easily dismissed. if servicemembers their ability to serve and this i'm not alone. people to serve as their right self. i urge my colleagues to do the right thing for our values and readiness and oppose this amendment. and i reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves -- the gentleman from montana. >> if these individuals are eight times more likely to attempt su

i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from indiana is recognized. mrs. houchin: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. molinaro. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. molinaro: thank you to my colleague for yielding. let me first clarify. i live in the state of new york where mayor eric adams decided and the city of new york to declare itself a sanctuary city. it opened its arms to individuals from across the globe. the city of new york decided to transport individuals treating them not as human souls but simply -- simply as property to be displaced to upstate counties. there is no screening. there is no criminal background check. and in many cases, there's no monitoring or any coordination between the city of new york and those other communities. those other communities that made no such decision, no such choice. earlier my colleague across the aisle suggested that the governors

wagner: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from missouri reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. sherman: i have no further speakers and i'm prepared to close if the gentleman from missouri has no further speakers. mrs. wagner: i have no further speakers, i reserve. mr. sherman: i want to commend the gentlelady from california, young kim, for her excellent work on this bill. i yield myself the balance of the time. h.r. 1548 streamlines the ability of the s.e.c. small business advocate to better support small businesses' efforts to raise capital. i urge my colleagues to support the bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentlewoman from missouri is recognized. mrs. wagner: i would urge my colleagues to support h.r. 1548, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1548 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative --

, and the reserve is suing representatives of the uoc mp, and in total, the reserve must accept 79 objectsrritory of lower kyiv - of the pechersk lavra, i have the following information as of now ira, thank you dmytro , let's hope in the future that it will still be possible to hand over all these buildings as soon as possible and we will monitor the situation in kyiv pechersk lavra and we continue four people died as a result of the shooting in the usa , two children were injured and their condition is currently stable. according to reuters , a man in a bulletproof vest armed with a rifle and a pistol opened fire in several blocks of philadelphia , according to preliminary data , the police managed to detain a 40-year-old suspect had nothing to do with the victims, they also took into custody another person who opened fire in response to the attacker , the reason for the shooting, the police have not yet commented on the closure of all beauty salons in afghanistan and libya were ordered to close beauty establishments and services for women within a month, this was stated by a representati

banks is because the federal reserve is implementing this. do you attend and represent federal reserve in meetings and negotiation? >> i do. >> it's your position or vice chair bar you take when you go to negotiate on behalf of is agree to buy a vote by the federal reserve for? >> standards that are discussed on the federal reserve, the board votes on proposed under its domestic mandate. >> has congress recognized the committee that should have standing to dictate regulatory major impact on the u.s. economy? >> i do not want congress but we don't implement standards just because they are agreed to. we would go through domestic process following our domestic procedures. >> i am concerned what has happened is happening, with select few staff can go to the committee and negotiate initiatives that have impacts on the economy and then come back and use it as a rationale of the capital requirement. greenhouse emissions following the closure of nuclear power facility. as a member of the network for financial system what does the fed believe nuclear

westerman: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: thank you, again, mr. speaker. one million species globally are at risk of extinction. and one of the main drivers is climate change. so let's stop picking on these species and instead start addressing the real issue of climate change. the family of modern biodiversity estimated the world is losing three species per hour. we have a biodiversity cryies cis -- crisis on our hands. house republicans said it's a good time to legislate the extinction of a couple of species. i'd like now to yield to the gentleman from virginia, my good friend, congressman beyer, for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. beyer: i want to stand in opposition to these two resolutions. they represent a deeply concerning, misguided attempt to undermine the endangered species act. these partisan resolutions are also out of step with what americans care about. our constituents are looking for us to lead, to

reserve. this would establish a reserve account to allow city departments to make requests when needed beyond those established in this rate order. this would reserve would be funded at 761,000 and rate year 2024 and additional 784,000 rate year 2025. the balance in account which would ensure that any unanticipated savings or surplus revenues are used to offset subsequent years costs and that unanticipated expenditures or revenue shortfalls are smoothed over time to mitigate risk rate shocks. this balancing account will have a 50% adjustment of over under allowed profit, and then the zero waste incentive account was suspended. we found that this is not correlated with landfill diversion for at least the last ten years. so the rate board made two major requests to two major programmatic changes to the proposed rate order. one is a contamination enhancement, the refuse rate, administrative schrader's proposal had no new investments to the contamination program. the refuse rate board's request in

oh, and in general , the diversification of reserves.hat is, leaving again, yes, to the level of the euro of international settlements, which means, respectively, and uh, reducing the need for reserves in these currencies. yes, that too. the same honor. that is, it is, well, in general, a manifestation of the same process. yes, it was the implementation of last year. russia ranked fourth in the ranking of the owners of the largest gold and foreign exchange reserves in the world , the share of gold reached a record in march of almost 25%, the value at the beginning of july was more than $142 billion last year. it was less than 136. according to analysts , investors will remain interested in defensive assets such as gold, as geopolitical tensions in europe do not leaves, and in the fall , problems with the banking sector in the us may also return against this background, we can expect a change in the position of the federal reserve and an increase in gold prices above $ 2,000. stopped working install open. and all movie series and cartoons

i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> i rise in opposition to this amendment. transmembers have served successfully for years. transpeople are even more likely to serve in the u.s. military. so it's mind boggling we would want to discriminate against a group of people who have proven deep commitment. all of us are well aware we are facing challenges. this amendment will worsen this crisis by pushing transgender servicemembers out of the military and that is because gender affirming care, care that gives you the ability to be your true authentic self is primary care and shouldn't be something easily dismissed. if servicemembers their ability to serve and this i'm not alone. people to serve as their right self. i urge my colleagues to do the right thing for our values and readiness and oppose this amendment. and i reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves -- the gentleman from montana. >> if these individuals are eight times more likely to attempt su

i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. i recognize the gentlelady from north carolina. ms. foxx: mr. speaker, i'm going to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from north carolina reserves. i recognize the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: i yield such time as she may consume to the gentlelady from oregon m ms. bonamici. ms. bonamici: i rise in opposition which should be called the shutting out students act to reflect what this cruel legislation actually does. it would punish public schools and colleges and their students for showing humanity. this is the second time in less than a month that the majority is bringing legislation to the floor that discriminates and scape goats people based on their identity and continuation of a trend that we have seen in this congress. republicans claim there is a crisis in american education, but their legislation on the floor today would deepen disparities rather than improve public education. there is a continued attempt to delegitimize public schools, the only school that

the united states wanted sitting bull back in the united on a reservation. eventually, sitting bull and strike. the cattle returned to the united states. sitting bull was killed by. lakota tribal police when he was killed. strike the cattle was with him. sitting bull was surrounded by friends who were trying to protect him. strike. the cattle was wounded in this incident. he on to paint this muslin, which is very unique for one thing, it's unique because of size. it's 22 feet long. but the other thing, it does not resist represent one single event, which is usually these paintings do. and the museum brought out a life sized photograph of this muslin to the pine ridge reservation and to work with elders to try to understand what's going on, this painting and what they say they think is going on is that a series of preparations leading up to a ceremony or event is probably taking place. and they point out that on the muslin are pairs of pipes and the pipe bowls and the stems are close together, signifying that a ceremony is about take place. they point out tha

we'll continue to reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. mr. carter: we have nothing further. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm prepared to close. we have no further speakers in general debate. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker -- i mean, mr. chairman. you know, the expression -- as the expression goes, show me your budget and i'll show you what my values are. it is very clear with the lollipop tree of culture war riders that this bill that funds the quality of life and the national readiness and security of the united states of america and the protection and quality of life of our military service members, it is clear that because this bill cuts $1.5 billion below what we are currently funding in military construction, the republicans have shown where their values are. they can put all the lipstick on the pig that they have developed in this bill that they want, but at the end of the day, they a

i think the federal reserve isn't under— go. i think the federal reserve isn't under immense _ go.nk the federal reserve isn't under immense pressure, i isn't under immense pressure, before the inflation data, as you rightly pointed that out. because inflation is sitting at 3% and i'm speaking about the headline inflation which is not that much farther from the federal reserve's target of 2% and especially view compare with waether �*s number was. it wasn't too long ago when we saw this number in double digits and falling all the way to 3%. where we sit on what we've seen in the market from the money market and the equity markets, we do see traders still anticipating another interest rate hike stop going into wednesday, the general expectations are number one, the federal reserve will increase interest rates by 25 basis points in number two, the hawkish tilt will continue to remain in the federal reserve's monetary policy. what does that mean? it means perhaps there could be another interest rate hike in the part of this year but we think this is going to be the last interest rate

well, no, there are reserves, but they are a small number. they have now used 90% of their reserves,t remained. and it can be a few. well, let it be even 15-20. well, well, 30. well, i can’t do it anymore. all that in they are there so that they do not talk about what they are doing there, an additional military eye , that they want to make another reserve army , that what was told there is all buns, they can only move to along the front line and they can create any neva groups, but it will simply be the same groupings that exist now, they are simply conventionally united on paper into an army or a space army that they can invent for themselves there. let them compete with each other over there, who is better. time is pressing oleksiy hetman, a military analyst, a reserve major of the national guard of ukraine and a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, he was known to us further, we have news and anna eva melnyk will tell him, i am sure that she already has a lot of new things. congratulations colleagues, the news team will tell you the most important of what is happening in ukraine

you know the possibilities of the reserves then, because it will be oriented.portant thing from the ground side is that here , how far will our teams work in depth, how much will they work, i will say directly in terms of military art, it is to blame that the enemy was disoriented , and we hit such combat points that he will not recover, and those armies which are still being prepared will be pulled up. they will not be sustained, and the parts they will throw chaotically in the long-range war with missiles, for example, the m-270s were destroyed during the approaches of 250 km, 80 km, this is the format this allows you to prevent partial reserves from reaching the battlefield, and these exposed ones will, accordingly, lose already without ammunition and without support from the rear. i think the tactics will be correct. the team is aware of everything. it is very important that it was another powerful type - it is precisely the f16f17, but it is later that we are no longer enchanted that not only nato also depends on this and we recognized that for us here we

and although some countries , as follows from the request, began to abandon the dollar, as a reserveency , most of the past still believe that there is no alternative to dollars in this regard, but the share of those who see the chinese chinese yuan. as a reserve currency declined last year there were 29% of them, and now 18 after the start of the events in ukraine, western sanctions froze about half of russia's international reserves, which at that time totaled $640 billion in march last year , russian ones. kabank assured that all the gold from international reserves in russia is in vaults within the country, according to data as of june 1 of this year, russia has 584 billion dollars in reserves, gold accounts for 25%, but here is information about the currencies and how much money it stores the central bank is secret. that's great trading on the russian stock market is in positive territory in the growth leaders of the paper gold miner, the pole company announced that it was going to buy out all investors up to 30% of its shares, and at a price about a third higher than it was at

uh, here's the thing about russian reserves. you.ow this better than me, but i was there recently and i am what is called satisfied, but with my personal observations that russia has serious reserves, and not only tactical, but also strategic, and tactical ones sometimes have to be used, because ukrainian pressure on strategic ones is not pulled apart like that. i want to ask you about the situation in ukraine. and we heard a lot about the fact that they had several brigades, a well -armed, well-trained and western weapons. uh, western instructors, even having trained them outside of ukraine , and here’s something we don’t hear about it anymore, they are also kept, as a strategic reserve or the ukrainian command uses them, like trishkin’s caftan, to make golden holes in the system defense. uh, but i can use the words of vladimir putin who said that ukraine is already operating its strategic reserve. this, of course, does not mean that they abandoned all the equipment, but about 30% of western equipment was destroyed on the line of co

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it depends on what the reserve bank those from here.like the board themselves are quite mixed on where they take interest rates from here. the latest speech from philip lowe was actually pretty neutral. a tightening bias was a bit more water down. the next two meetings are definitely -- whether we will see more interest rate rises, it is up to debate. the markets price and -- price in a rate hike from here. the reserve bank will have to revise its wage forecast and that will persuade them to hike rates again. the board is purely violence at the moment -- pretty balanced at the moment to where it takes hikes from here. >> what level of inflation would you guess michelle bullock is going to want to see before she puts her idea on the table, time to pause? the other part of it is, markets are dying to see all central banks pause, the next thing is a cut, but she may be stuck with the higher for longer like others. >> there's a few different things to consider here. first off, global inflationary trends are quite important. they've been tal

we have two more court proceedings left - this is for the monastery to the national reserve, which is his pechersk lavra, in which he is trying to invalidate the termination of the contract, but i i would like to point out that the legal process itself for invalidating the termination of the contract does not in any way affect the legal obligations of the monastery to vacate the premises as of march 29 or the deed has been submitted e-e warning of the termination of the contract and this deed in accordance with our civil legislation is valid until otherwise determined by the court a-a i.e. the monastery as of today, in principle, he was obliged to return all the buildings and all the premises a in the event that the court recognizes that such a termination of the contract would be invalid , then, in such a case, another mechanism would already be activated - this is the mechanism of the return of the representatives of the minister to those corps that are related to court proceedings, that is, yesterday 6 in july 2023, there was a meeting for almost 8 hours, during which we observed m

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