the program that we have in handing over rocket mines, reports say that mining auctions are underway in some provinces, but some mines are complaining that there is not the necessary transparency in the announced system. what is your opinion ? this is a problem. look, we actually had to make a choice or we should have kept the mines. we are talking about how many mines , let me give you the statistics. we took the rocket mines case and we had to assign 19,000 mining areas, and later, when this project continued , several thousand new areas were added, and we had to assign approximately 23,400 mining areas. well, there are two ways forward, one is that we have complete information about each of these 24,000 mineral areas. and then, well, this required a lot of exploratory studies. well, this is a time-consuming task and it needs a lot of time . then, let's enter into the transfer or not , and offer what is there to the people and to the miners. miners who can come to a decision and conclusion based on the technical information they have or the reviews they do on the documents will rem

this program we have in handing over rocket mines. reports indicate that mining auctions are currently being carried out in some provinces, but some mines are complaining. since the necessary transparency is not present in the announced system, what is your opinion? yes, there is a problem look, we actually had to make a choice or we had to keep these mines . we're talking about how much later . we removed 19,000 mineral areas , and we had to assign assignments, and later, when this project continued, several thousand new areas were added to it, and we had to assign approximately something close to 23,400 mineral areas, well, two routes. firstly, we need to complete each and every one of these 24,000 mineral areas in terms of information , and then, well, this needs a lot of studies. there was an exploration. well, this work takes time and it needs a lot of time. then, let's go into the handover or not, and offer what is there to the people and to the miners, based on the technical information they have or the checks they make on the d

they use rockets mines, drones, new style of war.nother danger is that they can penetrate into israeli territory. west bank palestinians in ramala and jenin staged protests. for the liquidation of arur, hamas, in response to the liquidation of its leader, interrupted negotiations on a new phase of the ceasefire and exchange deal. israel, for its part, has increased military pressure in gaza. our course of action changes depending on our progress in assessing the current situation. we do not stop our activities or reduce their level. only the day before, the army command reported a successful special forces offensive in the southernmost city of gaza, khanyunas. but despite active fighting in the palestinian enclave, hamas' firepower has not yet been suppressed. an air raid siren sent residents of israel's central cities descending into bomb shelters with glasses of champagne in hand at midnight on new year's day. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, lead israel. after the strike in southern beirut, the lebanese prim

hezbal is stronger than hamas, but we are ready, they are using rockets, mines, drones, a new style of. another danger is that they can penetrate into israeli territory. west bank palestinians in ramala and jenin demonstrated in protest over the elimination of the aruri. hamas, in response to the liquidation of its leader, interrupted negotiations on a new phase of the ceasefire exchange deal. israel, for its part, has increased military pressure in gaza. lebanese media reported that six people were killed, including three senior hamas members. solehal arouri is one of the key figures of the entire palestinian resistance movement, deputy head of the politburo of the hamas party, he is also called one of the leaders of the military wing of the al-qassam brigades movement. he was responsible for the work of the movement on the west bank of the jordan river, it was from his activities are associated with the growing influence of hamas in the region, which is responsible for the death of ararruri. responded with large-scale demonstrations and protests against israel. it's not over yet. if

swedish fighters fired 62 rockets and mines into the northern regions of israel in less than an hour,ning of the murder of alyaru. a large-scale war with hezbollah is not the best idea for israel right now, it would be better to sort out the gas, for 3 months the idf cannot defeat the militants of the al-qassam brigades , whose number of weapons is much more modest than that of the lebanese shiites, and return its hostages from hamas captivity, which is much better tel aviv manages to level the sector with land, turning once prosperous palestinian settlements into lifeless wasteland, over there gaza is now called nothing more than a place of death and despair, the suffering of the inhabitants of gaza is caused by... merchant ships attacked by the houthis, and this despite the fact that for almost a month the united states and its allies have been conducting an operation in the red sea to protect these same ships from attacks. it is possible that having failed to achieve any results at sea, the us navy will move on to operations on land. by the beginning of 2024, the middle east is bec

these are mines and unexploded rocket shells. this is what an old soviet anti-tank mine looks like. ukrainian militants left here in order to stop russian military equipment. she is extremely dangerous. for the specialists. the militant unit is conducting a real hunt, so while sappers are neutralizing enemy landmines, riflemen are guarding the group, and fighters with anti-drone guns are watching the sky. the anti-drone gun has proven to be effective, it helps a lot, but the enemy is also not asleep, but we also take this into account in every possible way, as resources are updated. sappers discovered a cache saboteurs had explosives and weapons hidden in a wooden box, all this is confiscated and... supplies that cannot be harmless are destroyed on the spot. two twin brothers from the republic of kabardino-balkaria serve in the unit, before mobilization the men worked in the energy sector, in the armed forces technical knowledge helped them become professional sappers, on the front line they perform complex and responsible tasks, the men speak and understand each other almost withou

just people, even there lives, this is meant, if you take into account the number of shells, mines, rocketselse that the enemy used, this is the current situation and about safety or danger, mr. oleksiy, i want you, knowing what you can talk about, what you can't talk about, without leading some people there of course. secrets and those engineering works that are carried out on the border, nevertheless reacted and explained the concerns of the head of the chernihiv regional military administration, who last week, i think, if i am not mistaken, said that the enemy needs a few weeks to form the groups necessary for a second invasion on the territory of ukraine, in particular on the territory of the chernihiv region, so he called for more prepare and do everything possible to prevent offensive actions from the enemy. we talked about this with our expert serhiy zgurets, he said that the enemy in these three regions near the borders has up to 19 thousand troops, this means bryansk , kursk, belgorod there, down there, well , but in any case for... there is, ah, is there really such a threat, and

just people even lives there, this is implied, if you take into account the number of shells, mines, rockets everything else that the enemy used, this is the current situation in terms of security or danger, mr. oleksiy, i want you, knowing what we can talk about , which cannot be talked about, without keeping some secrets there, of course, and those engineering works that are carried out on the border, nevertheless reacted and explained the concerns of the head due to... who last week, in my opinion, if i am not mistaken, said about , that the enemy needs a few weeks to to form the groups necessary for the invasion of the territory. a unique invasion, in particular on the territory of the chernihiv region, therefore he called for more preparation and to do everything possible to make offensive actions on the part of the enemy impossible. we talked about this with our expert serhii zgurets, he said that the enemy has up to 9 thousand troops in these three regions near the borders, this means bryansk, kursk, bilhorodsk, and further down there, but in any case, there is a threat. but is there

transmit much more, the taus, an incredible number of people are broken around them, but the rocket still received a mine very decisive argument that will allow the ukrainian army to destroy that cursed kerch bridge, thereby depriving the enemy army of logistics in sevastopol, why is there no answer to this question. i definitely do not have any questions, it seemed that, on the one hand, our german partners are aware that if ukraine falls, poland and germany will be next, because they dream of taking under control of at least the eastern part of united europe, with the capital of beralelny, but , understanding even this, our german partners still do not agree to adopt those decisions that primarily ensure the safety of the residents of united europe, thank you. vladyslav seleznyu, military expert, colonel of the armed forces of ukraine, spokesman of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, was in touch with us in 2014 and 2017. now we're going to have a few minutes break before we get back to our studio, so stay with espresso. there are discounts on geper with 10% in pharmacies psyllanyk, bam a

in less than an hour, fighters of the shiite group fired 62 rockets and mines into the northern regions the killings of alyaruri would be much more noticeable for the jewish state. hezbollah has been waiting for a long time to ask israel to the fullest, and the murder of a second hamas man in the shiite heartland of lebanon could be the catalyst that will trigger this reaction, the whole question is will it be controlled? for the first time, lebanon has a unique chance to reclaim every piece of border territory that remains under israeli control, down to the last inch of its land. a full-scale war with hezbollah is not the best idea for israel right now; it would be better to sort out the gas issue. for 3 months, the idf has been unable to defeat the militants of the al-qassam brigades, whose weapons are much more modest than those of the lebanese shiites, and to return their hostages from hamas captivity. it would be much better to move on to sushi operations. by early 2024 the middle east is becoming more turbulent than it has ever been in decades. the war in gaza , which has already

whales in the sea, but today the first flight left for... the ukrainian territory with its mines, shelling from rockets not it either passes for ecology, which flooded half of ukraine, well, not half of ukraine, the south of ukraine, blowing up the kakhov reservoir, the kakhov hpp, you know. as the classic of marxism once wrote, it is infinitely far from the people, but so when you look at these activists, and you know, the western society, which we like to compare ourselves to, is to a certain extent selfish, and rather the realization of this human freedom, when a person puts himself first in the first place, and the desire of a person, the realization of a person, and on the one hand it is... cool, but with on the other hand, there is a side effect, one of my colleagues once said about pavlo lazarenko, do you remember, there was such a prime minister in the history of ukraine, his shortcomings were a continuation of his advantages, yes, his disadvantages were a continuation of his advantages, and so on they have, on the one hand, well, it's probably good that they oppose the fact that you shouldn't

didn't know we were supposed to worry about him. 2i reservists died yesterday in a rocket attack that detonated the minespressure at home. the wounds left by the hamas attacks here last october still haven't healed, kept raw by the daily reminder of hostages held inside gaza. these fresh losses have raised the price of a war many here support. translation: we are in | the midst of an unjust war. in this war, there are great achievements, including today in completing the encirclement of khan younis. but there are also very heavy prices. the city of khan younis is now the focus of israel's offensive. it's underground tunnels, a refuge for hamas leaders. but yesterday's attack was outside the city, above ground, half a mile from the border. more than three months into its war in gaza, israel's army is still fighting for control. and as israel searches for hamas here, palestinians search for safety. residents and refugees in khan younis driven south by the war. the city's main hospital submerged by patients — now surrounded by israeli forces. translation: most of the medical staff had evacuated, _ leaving o

just done its job, in 3 seconds an active-missile projectile right in the sky will turn from a mine into a rockettart its own engine with... according to the commander, what is on the front line in battle, what is here , together the deployments, the actions of the fighters are fine-tuned like clockwork. the guys are all heroic, they have already worked repeatedly under enemy fire, they escaped without losses, everything is fine. well done everyone, there is a lot of work, we shoot every day, at least. three four we carry out the tasks, crew for battle, this tulip crew includes fighters from the vostok group, if until recently the strike squad included five people, now the excess personnel allows us to use a larger number of people. there are eight people on this crew, this is the commander, the senior gunner, the crew numbers, the medical instructor, and of course i, everyone knows their task, we have already been performing on this equipment for more than a year, arriving at the position... i immediately say, install, quickly turn around , it’s about 20 minutes, no more, to work one the goal, a

didn't know we were supposed to worry about him. 21 reservists died yesterday in a rocket attack that detonated the minesttacks here last october still haven't healed, kept raw by the daily reminder of hostages held inside gaza. these fresh losses have raised the price of a war many here support. translation: we are in | the midst of an unjust war. in this war, there are great achievements, including today, in completing the encirclement of khan younis. but there are also very heavy prices. the city of khan younis is now the focus of israel's offensive. it's underground tunnels a refuge for hamas leaders. but yesterday's attack was outside the city, above ground, half a mile from the border. more than three months into its war in gaza, israel's army is still fighting for control. and as israel searches for hamas here, palestinians search for safety. residents and refugees in khan younis driven south by the war. the city's main hospital submerged by patients — now surrounded by israeli forces. translation: most of the medical staff had evacuated, _ leaving only a few doctors to attend to the casualties. t

have been killed, 21 of them, when they were next to a building that they themselves had mined for destruction. a rocketlled grenade was fired toward the position, detonating those explosives. israel's president has called it an unbearably difficult day. an well, there have been -- meanwhile, there have been reports that israel has proposed a two-month truce which would involve the release of hostages and palestinian prisoners being released from prison's here. in israel's government has not denied it has proposed that truce. there are already reports hamas has rejected it. hamas delegation is in cairo, but there are sources being reported saying hamas has rejected it and hamas has always demanded a permanent cease-fire, not a 10 for everyone. sumi: mark lowen reporting there. christopher nolan's oppenheimer has come out on top in this year's oscar nominations. the film received 13 oscar nominations including for best director and best picture. box office hit barbie received eight nods. the awards will be handed out in march at a ceremony in los angeles, hosted by jamaican. -- by jimmy kimmel live. . le

didn't know we were supposed to worry about him. 21 reservists died yesterday in a rocket attack that detonated the mines, a new kind of pressure at home. the wounds left by the hamas attacks here last october still haven't healed, kept raw by the daily reminder of hostages held inside gaza. these fresh losses have raised the price of a war many here support. translation: we are in | the midst of an unjust war. in this war, there are great achievements, including today in completing the encirclement of khan younis. but there are also very heavy prices. the city of khan younis is now the focus of israel's offensive. it's underground tunnels, a refuge for hamas leaders. but yesterday's attack was outside the city, above ground, half a mile from the border. more than three months into its war in gaza, israel's army is still fighting for control. and as israel searches for hamas here, palestinians search for safety. residents and refugees in khan younis driven south by the war. the city's main hospital submerged by patients — now surrounded by israeli forces. translation: most of the medical staff had evacua

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has just done its job, in 3 seconds an active-missile projectile will turn into a mine right in the sky. into a rocket changes its trajectory and flies off to the target. the enemy support target in the forest belt is destroyed, the crew finishes their work and leaves instead of dislocation. the 2s4 mortar looks more like a howitzer, due to the giant the barrel size was installed on a special mobile platform. the tulban mortar is mounted on a caterpillar march, all together, it turns out to be one large self-propelled artillery installation. reloading a tulip, or rather loading new shells into the ammunition load, is not a quick and painstaking process, it is important not to damage the mines. all crew members, without exception, participate in the process, according to the commander, that on the front line in battle, that there are deployments here together, the actions of the fighters are fine-tuned like clockwork. the guys are all heroic, they have already worked under fire many times enemy, escaped without losses, everything was fine, everyone was great, there was a lot of work. we shoot every day

rocket attack. the city military administration reported. most of the victims have mine-explosive injuries. in addition , there are two dead. in total, there are five in ukraine the dead half of the shaheds and a fifth of the cruise missiles were shot down by mobile groups in the north of ukraine - said the commander of the united forces of the armed forces of ukraine, serhiy naev. the general thanked the personnel of the mobile groups for their work and the thousands of lives saved. these guys, they hit enemy targets in the ukrainian sky from cheetahs, from brownings, zu-23 from manpads stinger, sincere thanks to our guys, and we will continue to do everything to ensure that the ukrainian sky is protected, increase the number of mobile fire groups. did not cause critical destruction for of energy, one of the largest russian attacks on ukraine, which took place on january 2. ukrenergo officials reported that the emergency crews were only involved in the elimination of local consequences, and the power system was working in a balanced manner all the time, so it was possible to fully restore

rocket system radio-electronic missile station was attacked. the western coalition also supplies ukraine with cluster munitions, modern mines that explode even withoutng touched, but our sappers know what to do in such cases. report from artyomovsk by sergei panomariov. our work is so difficult, it’s okay, we... came here for this, to defend our homeland, ready, beauty, these are explosions of overhead charges, a group of sappers was confused by the garbage near a burnt tank, disappeared, incinerated, erupted to atoms. a routine part of the work of our engineers in artyomovsk, over and over again we have to clear the same roads and paths, the enemy continues to shell the depopulated city with artillery, there is an unexploded shell lying around. the engine is intact, the initial part simply broke when it hit the ground, but did not detonate. you can also run into cluster munitions, which the west is actively supplying ukrainian militants with. they are invisible under the snow and can detonate from the slightest vibration. now they have begun to shoot, either with a slowdown, because before they exploded, that is, above your head, now they simply fa

mine, but for our team. ukrainian neo-fascists released four rockets.hat. during the trip, the minister recalled more than once that doctors here, while doing their work, risk their lives almost every day. there are, of course, absolutely, in my opinion, terrible facts, when not only the bombing of a medical organization itself, but when... a shell hit between the third and fourth during the battles in the spring of 2022, the ukrainian floor, as a result of which one of the surgical departments was completely destroyed, the restoration of the hospital began immediately as soon as mariupol was liberated, and as you can see, now nothing reminds of the battles. now the intensive care hospital, the only multidisciplinary medical center in the south of the donetsk people 's republic, is being reborn in a new guise, the renovation of buildings is being completed , the latest equipment is being supplied, when assessing the project it was decided that everything in the hospital, including systems life deprivation. needs to change radically. the hospital was bui

rockets. well, the head of the guru terrorist budanov told why. kyiv's contour offensive fizzled out. reason: russian drones and russian mines.t the carelessness, lack of education of the ukrainian senior command staff and the entire nato, which is important, about corruption, the reluctance of ordinary ukrainians to fight for zelensky. in general, as they say, bad tansors are hindered by imins. she made it even funnier. it is clear that one of the predictors gave up his life. the seizure of crimea, which is dreamed of in the presidential office, is impossible, according to predictors. ukraine will not return the peninsula. voice them, fearing, as he put it, for moreover, the carpathian witches are talking about new losses of territories at the front for the vso, that is, it turns out that all ukrainian sorcerers are agents of the kremlin. new zrada. this is a pessimistic forecast, yes, you don’t want to talk about it, no, because here they wanted to kill me for such words, you need to die the first time, then you can be resurrected. christ died and then rose again, and so does ukraine. moskal is sitting in your house and lau

victims in the capital as a result of yesterday's rocket attack has increased to 54, the city's military administration. most of the victims were mine explosion. injuries in addition, there are two dead. in total, five people died in ukraine. the rashists reduced the number of infantry attacks in the taurian direction. over the past day , 25 combat clashes took place there. instead, the enemy is actively carrying out airstrikes - said the commander of the tavria military group oleksandr tarnavskyi. in total, our soldiers eliminated 386 occupiers, four more surrendered. also the armed forces. to ukraine destroyed 40 pieces of equipment, including three armored combat vehicles, six artillery systems, 14 drones and ammunition storage. half of the shaheds and a fifth of the cruise missiles were shot down by mobile groups in the north of ukraine - said the commander of the united forces of the armed forces of ukraine, serhiy naev. the general thanked the personnel of the mobile groups for their work and the thousands of lives saved. hey, guys, they hit enemy targets in the ukrainian sky from cheetahs, from brownings, from zu23, from manp

rocket propelled grenades. now, there was a large number of soldiers together because they were actually mining with the old putting explosive around buildings to demolish them. so what brought the pop up when i hit a 1st group of soldiers and then the others hit, the other one hit the building and they were soldiers inside of the building, collapses of them. now the set and then another incident, this was also a near hi nunez. and again, they came, the 3 came under a rocket propelled grenade attack. now they wasn't in general, a large number of soldiers in the area surrounding the news for 2 reasons. one is because is ro submitted to says that is going after, how much a new this, which is the it says is the last stronghold of how much in gaza. but also because israel is going to create a buffer zone between its border fads and whatever livable area it will allow the palestinians. and that is something that's happy that each will but this time is good. it'd be a much larger know, man zone or what's been the reaction so foreigners, real a, to this attack that caused the death of 21 is really soldiers where i think i

been killed, 20 one of them when they were next to a building that 22 they themselves had mine for distraction a rocketeen called it in an unbearable day the single loss of life in a single attack since the offensive began. meanwhile there have been reports that israel has proposed a two month choose which were involved release of hostages and israel prisoners being released here. israel's government has not denied that it has proposed that truce. there are already reports that hamas has rejected it. hamas delegation is in cairo but there are sources being reported saying hamas has always demanded a permanent cease—fire, not a temporary one. joining me now to discuss these developments is michael morell, former acting cia director and host of the "intelligence matters: the relaunch" podcast.2. the relaunch" podcast. we have a statement from 2a countries tonight about strikes that they took again to the control targets in yemen yesterday for the that, not the first retaliation strikes we've seenin first retaliation strikes we've seen in that red sea area. those first strikes didn't act as a deterrent. d

the capital as a result of yesterday's rocket attack has increased to 54, according to reports. in the city military administration. most of the victims have mine-explosive injuries. in addition , there are two dead. in general in ukraine, five dead. it did not cause critical damage to the energy industry. one of the largest russian attacks on ukraine, which took place on january 2. as reported by the chairman of the board of ukrenergo volodymyr kudrytskyi. emergency crews were busy. liquidation of local consequences, and the power system was working in a balanced way all the time, so it was possible to fully restore the current within a few hours after the shelling. ukrainian energy once again passes the test of strength, although the last attack caused damage to energy facilities in the kyiv region, the damage is not critical, the power system remains balanced. there is no power shortage, schedules of planned outages are not applied. electricity supply in kyiv region has been restored for all families. they tried to enter hungary illegally. transcarpathian border guards detained 12 evaders. the organizer of the scheme took the men to the bord

by homos booby trapped homes designate until indiscriminately, mines and alleyways collapse, structures around them and over 2000 rockets, misfired by home us have landed inside does not causing untold levels of harm. the one telling example is a blast at the holly hospital on october 17. tomas claimed that the israel dispense forces the idea attack the hospital headlines around the world rushed to repeat this claim. the idea of later proved and us intelligence and other national security intelligence agencies, independent. we confirmed that the blast was the result of a failed launch from within the us. it was not as how mos claims the fault of the idea of damage to civilian structures is another fact claimed by south africa as evidence of genocide. but south africa does not consider the sheer extent to which her mos use as a sense of the civilian instructors. for military purposes, houses, schools, mosques, you and facilities and shelters are all abused for military purposes by home, off, including as rocket launching sites, hundreds of kilometers of time. before you, you can see a militant finding projectiles for lau

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militants fired from multiple launch rocket systems, at least three more people were injured, and six utility workers were wounded in a neighboring town. they fell on the minesbeing thrown into the residential areas of donbass in the ssu. new crimes of kievsky. towards evening , neo-nazis shelled the center of donetsk. kyiv punitive forces continue the war against the civilian population of donbass. at 3:00 pm, ukrainian militants fired eight rockets from a multiple launch rocket system, resulting in deaths and injuries. an ambulance is already on the spot. at the supermarket, as soon as pavel crossed the threshold, he was passing by and decided to go into the store, an explosion occurred. the man is still in a state of shock, literally for a couple of minutes, i just entered the store and there was an explosion. pavel’s transport was significantly damaged, as he himself notes, if i had stayed in the car, i would have stayed in it forever. another danish citizen was driving at the time of arrival, he remembers little, it was loud. an explosion, a flash, the airbags deployed , then everything was like a fog, now it’s coming to its senses. i didn’t understand

that they themselves, we understand, had already mined for demolition, but then we understand the israeli defence forces saying that hamas fired either a rocketed grenade a missile, we're not sure, that position which then actually accelerated the collapse of those buildings which probably collapsed on the soldiers themselves. so it was a tragic incident for the is reallys, and they are talking this morning about an unbearably difficult morning as more details emerge on the funerals begin, which will the sense of national heartbreak here.- will the sense of national heartbreak here. . ., ., , heartbreak here. have we had any clarification _ heartbreak here. have we had any clarification around _ heartbreak here. have we had any clarification around reports - heartbreak here. have we had any clarification around reports that i clarification around reports that qatari and egyptian negotiators may have to get a halt in the fighting for two nights? i have to get a halt in the fighting for two nights?— have to get a halt in the fighting for two nights? i don't think we are there et for two nights? i don't think we are there yet about _ for two nig

just setting up this little flashlight of mine, everything everything everything poetry texts by ukrainian authors and only about love, and i go to the bath, rocketsy here, and poems come out of the bath with... yes, it's fine, it's fine, you know, i was recently in warsaw, we presented a book there. war 2022" in polish, er, and i had a creative meeting, and when before me, and i also moderated the meeting with skazarin, for the first time such moderation was done as the author of the book, pasha kozararyn, so or what? no, no, no, as, no, not as an author, he did not present the book, but it was simply his meeting with fans, readers. connoisseurs, and i moderated, because i understand, the barracks must be allowed to talk and say something, but they must be guided, moderated, and right at the meeting with him, a woman came up to me and said that your streams saved me then, and i have the person i became friends with because she once wrote in a comment: it's good that i 'm catching you, she's from the occupied kherson region, she was standing on a chair and surfing the internet to get only to these... i was going out, i don't know what this is wher

that there may be fragments of a rocket there, which may pose a danger to the residents of the surrounding buildings, that is, now there... technicians are working in the mineon service, and accordingly, regarding the victims, the information regarding one dead person has not been confirmed, this person is currently in the hospital, in a state of clinical death and resuscitation measures are being carried out, 18 people were injured, 13 of them were hospitalized, respectively, five received medical assistance on the spot, it is reported that they were hit with ballistic missiles... in that number, but the first, the first two waves were, i understand that the cruise missiles, as far as they managed, it was a combined attack from the saratov region of the russian federation, at first they launched strategic cruise missiles from the strategic governors, and accordingly already when the cruise missiles flew into the air space of kyiv region, launched ballistics at the same time, well, previously it was ground-based iskanders. basing, launched ballistics, and accordingly, the forces and means of air defense, in the airspace of kyiv was destroyed, well, almost,

donetsk region, where a rocket cannot even theoretically hit these locations, for example, there are thickets, behind the hills, special locations where there are quarries that once mined on, so it must be done monotonously, gradually , but to do, and it was here that you mentioned palestine, israel, and it was the conversation with the commander, one of the commanders of the israeli army, that did not push her to do this, because if the palestinians were able to make underground cities for their own infrastructure, well, we are worse than the palestinians, we are stupider, we are poorer, no, me i think not, the ukrainians are smart enough, and i think that the authorities will have enough intelligence to gradually start building such cities, because that 's all, in general, one of the american generals there once said that war is logistics... logistics, logistics once again , the enemy slaps the back of the head for a reason, because he wants to undermine morale, he wants you to heal the warehouses and so on, without a rear, especially without a military rear, and the battle on the front line turns into a mere formality, because there is no bull carriage, there are no

mine was an olds mobile delta 88. lauren: what color? stuart: brown. it was a rockethad enormous power in this thing. only two door. how about that? it was a tank. we call it had the yank tank. lauren: my car was very little. stuart: i loved that oldsmobile. extremely fast. next one from gary, stuart, your comment concerning rolling stones satisfaction, spot on. if you're going to play the stones, play the stones, not some matchup with bruce springsteen. gary, i like your style. what do you say to that, ashley? lauren: oh, ashley's first. ashley: i think some of the classics should never be messed with, and that is one example. occasionally a collaboration can sound okay but don't mess with perfection. stuart: what do you have, lauren? lauren: ashley, you don't like bruce springsteen? ashley: yeah, but not spinning rolling stones songs. lauren: got you. apparently bruce springsteen songs are play when had stuart is not in and you are, ashley. ashley: david bowie, yes. stuart: stuart is off and ashley is substituting, the pricers play springsteen music. invite him in t

mined there, and part of the population cleans toilets in europe, i cut off the middle one. in the bare steppes i built canals, factories, cosmodromes, hospitals and stadiums, they built space rocketsw wheat and cotton for the whole country, they asked me to leave there, now they are developing american loans and growing hemp there, and part of the population has left to work at the construction site of the former occupiers, i occupied ukraine, together with the ukrainians i built aircraft engines, ships, tanks and... cars, i was asked to leave there, now they are destroying everything that remains of the occupier, while nothing new is being built there except endless maidans and dictatorship. yes, i am an occupier, and i am tired of apologizing for it, i am an occupier by birthright, i am an aggressor, a bloodthirsty freak, be afraid, it was i who endured the atrocities of the polish interventionists during the time of troubles, but how did their intervention end, it was i who attacked moscow so as not to give it up napoleon. western values, i have other interests, i politely warn you for the last time, don’t run into trouble, i’m building peace, i love peace, but i will fight...

have been killed, 21 of them, when they were to a building that they themselves had mined for destruction. and then a rocket a single attack since the offensive began. meanwhile, there have been reports that israel has proposed a two—month truce which would involve the release of hostages and also palestinian prisoners being released from israeli prisons here, and israel's government has not denied it has proposed that truce. but there are already reports that hamas has rejected it. a delegation is in cairo, but there are resources reported in various different media outlets saying they have rejected, they have always with demoted a permanent ceasefire, not a temporary one. earlier, i spoke with michael morell, former acting cia director and host of the intelligence matters: the relaunch podcast. ifi if i can turn to some developing news, we have a statement from 24 countries tonight about strikes that they took against houthi control targets in yemen yesterday, 24 countries doing that. not the first retaliation strikes we have seen in that red sea area. the first strikes didn't act as a deterrent. do you e

mine with me, then i will detonate it, actually not , i have a first aid kit inside... the kiev regime tried to carry out strikes using aircraft-type drones and a vampire multiple launch rocket our air defense worked well, shooting down seven missiles and four drones. joe biden still hopes to persuade congress to allocate new funds to ukraine and for this invited the speakers of the senate and the house of representatives to the white house for a personal conversation. earlier , the us president called german chancellor olaf scholz to discuss the same issue. and, apparently, successfully. immediately after the conversation , it became known that germany will allocate 7 billion euros to ukraine this year. but against this background , the voices of those politicians who oppose pumping the kiev regime with weapons are still heard , including the head of mid-hungary, peter siya, who said: the conflict can only be stopped by refusing supplies. the prime minister of slovakia, robert fica, expressed the same opinion. called for in the european parliament. the ukrainian conflict is a us problem, it is their interests. the eu has become a vassal of the us. we must start peace negoti

mined there, and part of the population cleans toilets in europe. i conquered central asia, in the bare steppes i built canals, factories, cosmodromes, hospitals and stadiums, they built space ones there. rocketstry, i was asked to leave there, now they are developing american loans and growing hemp, and part of the population left to work at the construction sites of the former occupiers, i occupied ukraine, together with the ukrainians i built aircraft engines, ships, tanks and cars, i was asked to leave there, now they are destroying everything that was left of the occupier, and they are not allowed to build there. .. nothing new except endless maidans and dictatorship. yes, i am an occupier, and i am tired of apologizing for it, i am an occupier by birthright, i am an aggressor , a bloodthirsty freak, be afraid, it was i who endured the atrocities of the polish interventionists during the time of troubles, but how did their intervention end? i’m calling to moscow so as not to give it to napoleon, but as napoleon finished, i was sitting in the okup near volokolamsk, realizing that it would not be possible to keep the nazis. where are those nazis now, where is their damned hitler? everybody

rocket ones blows, the issue of safety for military industrial complex enterprises , it becomes... very, very serious, therefore , now the production of these products, starting from an elementary mine mortar and ending with some high-tech samples of our weapons, is ensured in a situation of conversion and in a situation when we, as a country in existential wars, competing with other countries for supplies is very limited. number of element base and components for our defense products, in order to more clearly plan production capacities, purchase from larger on a larger scale, in larger quantities, under more long-term contracts that ensure a price reduction of this entire elemental base, of course we would like the ministry of defense and other government customers to provide it anyway. is attention to that norm, the article of the law on defense procurement, which provides for the conclusion of long-term contracts, unfortunately, so far the practice of concluding long-term contracts for the supply of weapons and ammunition is not widespread, let's say, there are already examples of such contracts, but they have not been delivered on some, well, such a flow, let's put it this way,

mined for demolition. but then we understand hamas, or the israeli defence forces say hamas fired, and whether it was a rocket—propelled the latest allied military action was the clearest possible message to the iran—backed rebels that their attacks on cargo ships in the red sea are unacceptable. here's our defence correspondent, jonathan beale. this was the second time that raf jets loaded with guided bombs and flying from cyprus have joined the us in carrying out air strikes on houthi targets in yemen. the aim, once again, to prevent them from launching drones and missiles, targeting international shipping in the red sea. what the houthis are doing is unacceptable, it's illegal and it's threatening the freedom of navigation. that is why we have taken the action. once again, this was a us—led operation, the bulk of its firepower flying from its aircraft carrier in the region. the impact of the soon visible from the ground. there was a hope that the first set of strikes almost two weeks ago would stop the houthis. but they have continued to target international shipping. this video, posted on social media, purports to

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they were laying mines around, a couple of buildings linked to hamas that they were intending to blow up. a rockettriggered the explosion prematurely and brought these buildings down on top of those israeli military soldiers . so yeah, it's still soldiers. so yeah, it's still raging in gaza. >> these are major strikes. does this put an end to the threat the houthis represent kent? >> i don't think so at all. no, i mean, as as i said, lord cameron was saying, you know, after the first quite significant strikes targeting multiple targets, control by the houthis, they thought they were sending the houthis a very clear message, giving them a bloody nose, uh, getting them to back off. but this is, you know, a belligerent group , the saudi belligerent group, the saudi military tried to bomb them into submission over several years. and failed. they feel emboldened at the moment because of what they're doing. they say , in they're doing. they say, in support of the palestinians . support of the palestinians. that's getting widespread support among arab populations. so i think they will probably continue d