this is important, roman. and will we soon see the domino effect, which will drag other industries and other countries into the abyss, and it will , unfortunately, it will go more smoothly than quickly well, because that's how sanctions work, they are constantly being pumped into the pre-term, from this point of view, these sanctions will really be very effective . now we can't expect any quick reactions. but i'm interested, mr. roman , please explain the sanctions . the next day, there will already be some cracks through these sleds so that these sanctions to circumvent, is it possible in principle to introduce such sanctions so that there are no gaps, unfortunately, there are no such sanctions . it is almost impossible, because you understand that all countries are very closely connected with each other, there are many transactions that they are carried out, they are simply not controlled now, especially with digital technologies, where we have cryptocurrency, it is sometimes very difficult to follow all tra

in the meantime, roman got into the 36th brigade of marines . he initially served in mykolaiv.eady at the beginning of march, the brigade was transferred to mariupol. i i began to fear that he had been killed. we were in rivne for some time and i went to buy a small backpack in order to join my husband in poland. we were already on our way and met a woman who had left mariupol in small shops, and that is why she began to cry. they say that when they were leaving the convoy and it was so organized, there were many checkpoints, there were very, very many russian checkpoints, and there were battles at the first checkpoints, and there were bodies of soldiers lying right on the road when people came out to remove them, the russians did not allow him, they did not go straight along them in april, the family went to the united states, and the 36th brigade, in which roma served, joined the forces of the azov regiment on the territory of azovstal. he said that i am alive. i told him, "are you where i think ? " here the name is steel, he was in a good mood, because probably after some ba

roman.k about the intensity of the enemy’s influence in this particular area, what are the dynamics in general , that is, can we state that they have certain problems, perhaps with certain types of weapons or weapons, with supplies, perhaps on the contrary, these problems are operational are resolved and they continue to press, rather , the situation worsens because the intensity is slightly on the decline, in fact, i say, they have stopped. on the kupyan direction, there is still a little pressure on lyma roman vlasenko the head of the north donets district military administration, the connection has been restored. roman, your last phrase is literally saying that it is a little more intense. they started working again in belohorets. i think that here they are still trying to support the pressure that is taking place on bakhmut, and it is on belohorets that they have focused additional attention if we talk about the direction of belorivka, how high is the intensity of the fighting now, how b

roman has 5.400. anatolia 23.500. novel roman theme clock rate one and a half attention to the screen on the clock in new york waldorf hotel, astoria originally set up for the 1893 world's fair, you can see the profile of this queen whose watch is on display and sent this is queen victoria is true. guinness book of records earthling , living in south africa, one of the few in this family leads a terrestrial lifestyle, and eats ants, in which it extracts with a long and sticky tongue from cracks in rocks and rotting trunks, maybe a woodpecker is right. among other things, this american also invented the aerophone, a device for transmitting the human voice to a significant distance thomas edison quite right. someone like speak loud well, the invention was a failure. 1.200 guinness records in 2011, students of the university of economics and completely collected the largest puzzle in terms of the number of pieces 551.232 on the puzzle was depicted this flower with six petals. nutcrackers have up to a hundred of them arou

i think roman is very modest.her in the third round in the fourth. maybe he will decide for someone. maybe , of course, but that everything will turn out, we wish. good luck to the novel in the third round. let all his qualities help him, and we will get to know cyril. let's talk about our favorite items. and those that you may not be unloved for you, but are given more difficult topics. uh, according to history i'm not so strongly, of course, as a history teacher. here i am listening to him. yes, somewhere i say something to him, he likes to fix it, but i think it’s good. i already remember. i'll know, he likes to talk very much, he likes to argue, he likes unloved but, probably, physical culture and health. i'm not very athletic. it makes me uncomfortable, a very interesting young man, i am cyril. uh, how much i work with him, i communicate, i constantly get to know him, constantly study, and this must be done very carefully, because you must respect his opinion, you must respect his zone of his personal space.

six years and two stay at home with roman.ot only her husband's emotional state depends on yulia, but also her appearance was very scary. she told me where to take her, the only thing that at the moment is roman manages to eat a fork or spoon on his own. julia attaches it to a special holder, and then she will prepare herself. she is difficult for me. he has to get hand prostheses - he says that at the moment the doctors are installing mechanical ones, however, when exactly he will receive them, the man does not know, he will not be able to do anything with his hands, they just said, yes, how can you sell the protocol? well, i can use a hook to take something there , because there is a hook specifically, and i will be able to write with it. well, how? learn to go there, here, on the right hand, on the left, i won't be able to do it with him, what the hand was doing, don't wait, my husband collected 2 million uah for one mechanical hand, it is planned to have a prosthesis in poland, one was made so that i could do something for

roman roman konan lieutenant of the freedom battalion of the national guard of ukraine thank you forcipating in our broadcast for the work on of the defense of ukraine natalya humenyuk is already with us spokeswoman head of the press center of the security and defense forces of the operational command south mrs. natalya congratulations to you kindergarten please tell us what the operational situation is in our in the southern direction, what has happened in the last day, please, and the situation remains stably difficult, but the good news is that it is still controlled by the defense forces , despite the fact that the enemy mainly continues shelling the civilian population on the right bank . they are trying to put pressure on the civilian population, in particular, realizing that the elimination of our the counter-battery work of their artillery positions leads to the fact that they cannot use full-fledged artillery e mortars e-e rocket salvo fire system they began to use drones with spare drops on civilians. therefore, we call on the local population to be careful, to monitor the

roman.e and actually we do not have a law remember and remember what is black what is white roman saw him actors volunteer was with us thank you to our viewers for staying despite the air alarm and with us our marathon continues on the news queue in october still on the occupied right bank of the kherson oblast collaborators kidnapped an eight-year-old girl and took her to the territory of crimea. they searched for the child for many months. during this time, we received several important calls and messages at once. finally, at the beginning of this year , we found out that the girl was in feodosia, an uncontrolled ukraine, for almost two years. the difficult process of returning the child home lasted for months, and now i have wonderful news. margarita mityunina is already with her family and now everything is fine with the girl . then i went to the authorities and then my mother came and took you away. yes, the story of eight-year-old margarita is very difficult, so it turned out that the

roman well , it’s like a cat, what is a person, until you open the box, you won’t understand, you’llfor a million later a-a вопрос решается now about the entry into bakhmut of special operations forces as the commander of special operations forces appeared there, brigadier general , and before that there were syrian ones. motorized rifle units are withdrawn, as they are not effective in city battles, and the equipment is also vulnerable, because they are withdrawn , special operations forces come in. these are the wolves that will work in city buildings , precisely for this purpose, they studied for several years, they showed themselves well in mariupol they showed themselves very well in severodonetsk now these elite units are filling up bakhmut and first of all the destruction of the russian troops will take place in the city center and just with these units they are equipped for this panda army обороны Израиля just always tried to refrain from e-e battles e-e in urban conditions , this led to certain i would say even speed adjustments of military operations of israel and one way o

roman, here is an extreme question that concerns security rather than a military mission, do you usemunication during interaction on the battlefield, not only motorola, but other radio stations that have a more powerful protection system? i'm sorry, i can't tell you directly on the air which connection we use. of course, this is a protected connection, clearly because katsap is not sleeping, katsap is also trying to intercept, and any interception of it then unfortunately carries for us, the negative consequences are very negative consequences, and these consequences are the fact that this is a life, someone can lose their life, therefore, information communication, information security is very important . to hide what our infantry or our intelligence is planning to do or something, any other subterfuge roman thank you for including thank you for your service for what you do to protect our country and i would like to remind our viewers that on the espresso channel there was a lieutenant of the svoboda brigade battalion of rapid response of the national guard of ukraine, gunner roman

roman. well, i can't ignore his attention .e lately. that the enemy's logistics in the south are under a very big question, it is difficult for them, they say, if you look soberly at the situation, do they really have problems with this now, well, you need to know directly, well, our intelligence also stated that there were destroyed missiles, caliber, well, we should probably trust our intelligence, i definitely don’t have it myself, i don’t see it, but if you believe in our report , that they were really hit. is a node that was directly used in order to deliver ammunition and military weapons to the left bank of the kherson region after the crimea and my great masses could have thrown it over, now it will be necessary to change the logistics and generally understand how it will go , so if it is really so and it is damaged, then i think there are some problems and with this they will now try to adjust it for some time -somehow, or with the help of automobile technology, there is no other way, or they would quickly try to repai

the relatives of the two victims, ruslan nechypurenko, who was shot right in front of his son and romanovsky who was kidnapped from his home and killed in the forest, see her special report from buchi , here they are all buried on the same day, yes, that is , yes, 15 people in the cemetery in buchi, rows there are 456 unmarked graves, roman shadlovsky , who was killed by the russians, was buried here , what should a plaque with his name be installed? father valentin is waiting for the results of the genetic tests. he took her with him as a charm, caught up and raised him, but nechyporenko leads us to the backyard of his home a year ago, her husband ruslan's grave was here , they reburied him already after the liberation of the city, people came and said that it is necessary to exhume the body to conduct a forensic medical examination, the nechypurenko family and roman shadlovsky with his father, almost neighbors on their streets, the occupiers came on march 4, the path of the enemies was recreated by the investigators of the public in the film, the shooting at kyiv morotsky at 11:43 , t

denmark, sweden , and several other principalities in europe in august 1626, the troops of the holy roman empire inflict a crushing defeat on denmark following the war with it, emperor ferdinand ii issues a restitution decree. it prohibits any manifestations of protestantism, and all the lands of the protestants come under the control of the holy roman empire , but sweden is categorically against this, it goes to war, capturing new enemy territories until november 1632, when the king died in battle, gustav ii adolf, the death of the king affected the morale of the soldiers of the swedish troops are beginning to suffer defeat. and the troops of ferdinand ii, no longer able to attack, the parties conclude the peace of prague, according to its terms, the protestants get back the occupied territories and are equalized in rights with the catholics, the opponents of the habsburgs , disappointed france declares war on spain, but in 1636 the habsburg army attacked france simultaneously from the south and the north in paris of this the troops of the holy roman empire did not expect to reach almost

to be roman. >> i don't know.rfect cast. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it's, dude, everybody is fantastic, including you. i want to -- >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: yeah. >> including me. wow. >> jimmy: yeah, including you. [ laughter ] we can add applause in post. [ laughter ] we have ten episodes left. >> yeah, man. >> jimmy: what can we expect for the final season? oh, my goodness. >> wow. yeah. you can expect ten episodes of the fourth and final season. i don't know what else to say. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you really have nothing else. you can't spoil anything. >> i can't and i wouldn't want to. i feel like -- 'cause i saw brian was on your show, i think, yesterday, or the day before. >> jimmy: he was so funny, by the way. >> he's hilarious. what the heck? and yeah, he said he thinks that each season got better than the last. and i feel i would agree with that. >> jimmy: he goes -- i go, "do you think it's going to be the final season." he goes, "i don't really feel like -- i think we could have gone more." it almost feel

powers the holy roman empire itself.broke up into more than 300 dwarf states subordinate to the emperor only formally. after the thirty years' war, and this series of conflicts was established, the first european order, westphalian, the second was the result of a little a shorter series of upheavals from the french revolution to the congress of vienna 26 years, finally the epoch from 14 to 45 another 31 years, two world wars and many local wars a rigid cradle of the world a device that is crumbling now, and then again 30 years of chaotic time without time or we can do it faster , as in our time it echoes not ours, let's talk, a wonderful historian and international affairs specialist nikolai silaev from mgimo kolya hello. in our country, how is any world order still operating now? or have we finally come to the blessed anarchy? i don't know how blessed it is and how blessed the order was if it was internationalists very often talk about anarchy as an inalienable property of the international system , but they do not defi

roman shadlovskyi’s father was in the occupation until the end , risking his life.went to the russians to find out where his son was and saw shot cars on the road. 700 people died , 500 have signs of violent death and these data are not final, the russians hid them in pits, they dug in, burying the bodies and hiding the traces of their crimes against humanity, then everything was covered in blood. one of those who collected bodies on the streets and carried out exhumations behind houses, hid them, we even found shells here, mines, and the russian military called them bricks, that's how they carried out shells. so we brought deminers, and there were a lot of them, that's all area of ​​yablnevska street burial time in the forest near the city for this exhumation also goes to games then they found seven dead people one of them turned out to be roman shadlovsky as reported by the fact in the main intelligence office pskov paratroopers were stationed at this place they kidnapped the boy the father hopes for punishment he remembers their callsigns boar and bison complains

roman and to mr.andr , but it’s just that i’m here, you know, like sigmund freud, i’m already asking questions, i hope that you will correspond stylistically to sigmund’s stylistics freud, i'm just trying to understand what conversations are going on at the highest levels of the russian government, mr. roman was in the army, maybe he remembers the soviet army, maybe the books he read, putin can't trust anyone , that's what i just learned from your words and prigozhin does not bring victory and what does not bring him victory and gerasim does not bring victory and no one brings victory, and understanding putin, such a person is complex, so how does all this talk happen on the mountain there? well, he does not talk to them, they are alone they hate each other. well, i wonder if they drink vodka together. i just don't know, but i'm trying. like the military, and i think i 'd even say the soviet military, because i think they're in the heads, they have a council , the soviet army or something. in the 45th

the third freedom battalion of the rapid response brigade of the national guard of ukraine, artist romanry to recruit again, we will continue the conversation with him, i will remind you that mortars are one of the most effective ways to fight against these living waves of the russian military force and with such a good use of the mortar you can very quickly turn this living force into a dead one, now we are joining again roman would like to clarify and do you have the opportunity to compare the effectiveness of mortars of the 120s there, in particular, the soviet one production and the french ones, which we also got there with the help of which there are on special wheels, it is easier to drag them there , they say that they are rifled more precisely than the ones we usually use, of course , the latest development, the newest equipment, the newest artillery - this is more accuracy, this is higher speed, the rate of fire is better accuracy and there are mines there, even those that are displayed in them to the taxpayer that there may be a rupture of a mine not by direct contact, but ther

this, we're pretty certain, is going to be the base of a roman altar.t may not look much, but this is likely to have been part of a subterranean shrine. most of it's buried underneath modern leicester. this was a rare opportunity to excavate. it's because the cathedral�*s building a new visitor centre. they knew it would be interesting, but didn't know how much they'd find. there's always been a tradition that leicester cathedral was built on a roman temple. we're now finding a roman building that looks like it might have a shrine status to it. so some sort of element — private worship, maybe. but maybe there's a retention of memory through the centuries from that roman building to the cathedral being built on top of it. they knew the area had been a graveyard for centuries, but they didn't know exactly how long. well, they've found over 1,000 sets of human remains. there are three more buried here. these were around 1,000 years old. so from around the 11th century. and at the end of the dig, these human remains will be taken away and ultimately reburie

more precisely, their ancestors, who at one time came into contact with the roman the catholic church on those princes. that they keep the orthodox rites that were customary, but everything else accepts the catholic and the authority of the pope and theology, catholic and so on. well, it so happened that this phenomenon of the unia itself seemed to be very aggressive, destructive catholics, they thought that in this way they would gradually introduce all orthodox churches not with them at all, but this did not happen, because this part of the christian world, the uniates began act very aggressively, but against the orthodox and repeatedly in history ukraine, uh, it happened that these performances simply led to the shedding of blood. and by the way, saint patriarch kirill in his time. he said that maidan would not have happened. here in ukraine, which happened in 2014, if it weren’t for the hellish fact that it all goes back to its roots, but deep enough in the history of the catholic church. already recognized. the one that the union, but was an erroneous method of promoting its cont

this, we're pretty certain, is going to be the base of a roman altar.modern leicester. this was a rare opportunity to excavate. it's because the cathedral�*s building a new visitor centre. they knew it would be interesting, but didn't know how much they'd find. there's always been a tradition that leicester cathedral was built on a roman temple. we're now finding a roman building that looks like it might have a shrine status to it. so some sort of element — private worship, maybe. but maybe there's a retention of memory through the centuries from that roman building to the cathedral being built on top of it. they knew the area had been a graveyard for centuries, but they didn't know exactly how long. well, they've found over 1,000 sets of human remains. there are three more buried here. these were around 1,000 years old. so from around the 11th century and at the end of the dig, these human remains will be taken away and ultimately reburied by the cathedral. these two children were buried much earlier than that. they're probably from the early anglo—sax

roman. well, first of all, we would like to ask you to comment on how such a thing could happen, what the general staff misinformed us about, in fact, regarding the occupiers who left novaya kakhovka as it may be that referring to your data, then they were sent, i can’t answer you, it ’s also strange for me, because when i heard it through my channels, too, uh, my homeland is the kherson region. and in general, kakhovka is very i was born near there, knows that city well, and we constantly work there, uh, in those areas , and when i heard, i also checked through my channels , and they told me that there are enough troops there, so i don’t know, i have to ask them what i’m for. they did it, and in general, what is the situation in the left bank kherson oblast? has it changed in any way? well, from a military point of view, the entire left bank is uh , it is going, the defense is going along the dnieper. then those who are the people there, telling everyone? well, they don’t allow you to go to

today you put roman roman roman into the console.rd, and when we went to the tv project in the nineteenth year. come on, all together, as a duet without musicians, the question arose of what we would be called, but we decided not to invent. uh, to come up with a new wheel from a bicycle is the third and remained, but the most interesting thing is that, and everyone has a question why rimsky and this is the main thing that people remember everything so much remembered. now you will still be remembered for a wonderful song, because this is the premiere of something there on the channel, let's go russia. tomorrow will be like yesterday, we draw ourselves not a calendar with our own colors. just you and i just lose something tomorrow, like yesterday will happen, not to us will not happen to us. you renew me like the first time ever and let what froze goes away without a return. over the horizon in a circle endlessly. or maybe we'll be lucky, we 'll be lucky. tomorrow it will not be known that love is gone, so i changed the end to the beg

roman ? thank you for joining the broadcast. administration, was the channel of video communication. in a moment, we will talk about the situation in the south of our countries and you will find out all the details. you stay with the only news, they don't agree on what to destroy, protect your own, there are people who don't hide behind their backs, who listen to the call of the heart and are the first to go into battle , people of great strength, people of indomitable spirit, people of good will. glory to ukrainian volunteers, they are light, they are humanity, they are wisdom, but courage. strength and indomitability. - these are also ukrainian women every day they protect , help, teach, treat, work and become an example for the whole world . i am a father. i am a younger brother for vadim. i am a bus driver. i am a witness at yura 's wedding. i am a physical education teacher. i am a student . they introduce a limit on the use of shells at the front and all because they do not know what arsenal they have at their disposal , m

on march 13, in an interview with taz hmm, you said that the relations of the russian orthodox and roman catholic church in the current geopolitical circumstances, the quote is being tested with more or less success. here, explain, well, we understand what the situation in ukraine is about and the persecution of the canonical orthodox ukrainian church is the very test. what do you expect, and how will our relations with the catholics pass the test, but in fact in this phrase, but the key idea is that they still pass more or less this test, because what is in front of us. stand today huge challenges like never before? this is obvious to everyone, because there is tremendous pressure being put on the roman catholic church in general on christians living in the western world for a variety of reasons pressure intended to uh, undermine our relationship with them these contacts are important for building such an alliance the christian worldwide alliance is those who are trying to prevent this are well aware, because there are either christians together, if they cooperate, they are strong and t

roman, how do you see it?i see it, and as always, i think that competition is very good because there is no conference. well, that is, normal as far as my farm is concerned so now i can't ask for any financial assistance because there are regions where my colleagues, well, they still need it, but for me now it's very important to return these well, loans at 0% from the state if this does not concern me about customs well, i think that what is the time to talk about it? well, i think that we will manage and we will be competitive to provide normal , high-quality ukrainian products. we have already heard roman several times about the fact that logistics have become more complicated. is it somehow possible for our agrarians to simplify it? possible methods have been used, er, not all possible methods of use now, if we take western ukraine, several more containers are being built regarding queues at polish customs . last week, the ministry of ours and the ministry of agriculture poland and agreed to cross the bord

roman. thank you very much. congratulate you and the audience. it is possible to relax and find safe places to continue activities can be called heroic business but at the same time entrepreneurs have a number of problems in relations with the authorities not everything is so simple there is no simplified regulatory system that should be in place for the functioning of european entrepreneurship in our country well, here it is one of the general problems for ukrainian business is the blocking of tax invoices, well , in fact, this system has turned into such a manual mechanism. well, in fact, it deprives business of working capital, what is the decision of your office, the business of the ombudsman, and what is the recommendation to the ukrainian authorities how to solve this problem well, last friday we presented our report, it is the fruit of several months of work by our team of inspectors, we are already monitoring this risk assessment system, the so-called jasenkor, from the very beginning we know how to turn

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roman, good day to you. good day, mr., yes, to put it bluntly, the security service of ukraine is the sbu, is it the security service of ukraine, or is it the kgb? look , i would like to use something with your permission. i would like to take a moment to congratulate all those who are real officers who are really doing this in order to protect our state and are doing the same to the best of their ability and are engaged in the same matters that the security service of ukraine should be engaged in. when professional officers have the opportunity, you know. it's not like before, i went out into the teams . and uh, you work for someone, you earn money, and specifically do business, and traitors and lazy people are really, uh, weeded out, and now it's happening as quickly as possible. of course, there's also a question for many and a question for the service in general, but they are now doing great things. and indeed, i am involved with many there and i know about many of them. you know such officers, perhaps who were not co

i am not leaving the roman catholic church.ve by my actions, i'm saying, no, i haven't. i am choosing to stay, but at the outer edges. the reason tt i choose to call myself a roman catholic woman priest is because if i just said i am a priest or not calling myself a roman catholic woman priest, the institutional church would just say, good, be a good priest elsewhere, because you're saying that you're not part of us. i think it's really important to get the word out that there are women priests and that we're doing work. we're doing the work. the institution of the church is not serving all of god's people. and so we have the call, we have the careism, we have the energy, we have some people, and we're going to go out here and do something that reflects the real christ call of the church. voice: systems online.earby ien creatures in stable orbit. anning. [video game sounds] man: grr. girl: ohh! woman: that's why i don't leave anything tyou. girl: huh? what does that mean? maybe if you actually let me do anything around here, i

after this shooting, the military commissariat did issue a notification about roman's death .orces of ukraine admitted that certain mistakes were made by the command of the unit. and the formal units that were not trained in the circumstances of the death of captain roman karpov at the same time added to us that due to the fierce fighting and the subsequent occupation of the territory under the raisin of the command of the unit, it did not have all the information about the situation in place, well, that's all for today, i look for more stories on our website bbc.ua and on our pages in social networks, and turn on our program tomorrow at 9 p.m. take care

and many of them, such as this church, were built on roman foundations.l architectural reserve narrow cobbled streets cozy labyrinths. there are thracian fortress walls, but perhaps the most recognizable symbol of old bulgaria are houses with roofs and balconies hanging over the roadway, as well as painted walls. this building was built in 1872 by the wealthy greek sakir antoniade. medicines were sold on the first floor, and the owner and his family lived on the second. you see, the original ones have been here since the founding of the pharmacy and were brought from vienna dishes. porcelain is also original some medicines. should have been kept in bottles of a certain color, so they are all multi-colored. yes new jordan says that drugs were sold here until the end of the thirties of the xx century. in 1981, the interiors were completely restored and the pharmacy assortment, most of the exhibits were collected from different pharmacies in southern bulgaria , which gives an excellent idea of ​​how classic pharmacies looked like at the turn of the 19th-20th

culture as well as roman gladiators and blood sport, i suppose. well as roman gladiators and blood sport _ sport, i suppose. an extraordinary moment in history, to _ sport, i suppose. an extraordinary moment in history, to have i sport, i suppose. an extraordinary moment in history, to have you i sport, i suppose. an extraordinary i moment in history, to have you talk. , it really brings it to life. glynn davis is senior correct at colchester and ipswich museums. thank you for sharing this or an extraordinary moment in history. thank you. lots more on our website and do check it out. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @kasiamadera. hello there. it's been a very wintry day across the north of the uk. large parts of northern and eastern scotland in particular have seen accumulating snow and some frequent and heavy showers. and we hold onto these showers of snow and ice into tuesday as well. the northern half of scotland, northeast england, northern ireland, once again, likely to cause some travel disruption. now we've got arctic air firmly in pl

that is, this is such an elite place that the developers encroached upon, and roman ratushny, when thescale invasion began, went to defend ukraine. remember his words, the more russians we kill now, the fewer russians our children will have to kill, that is, in of a full-scale invasion, he defended his native kyiv, then he defended the country and, unfortunately, unfortunately, he died. and actually the town hall, and i’ll just remind you, it’s a student then, quite young , who was beaten and detained by a golden eagle. well , there during the action during the crackdown on the euromaidan , that is, he became a report famous, i remember how he sat in the studio on gromadskyi. i was on that and that airwaves, and when he first arrived, those golden eagles beat him there, and so on, the sun is not by chance a person, a person . to be proud and i want to say that this story is why this story is important even during the war why we should not forget about the heavenly hundred and about some values ​​of the euromaidan madam your opinion well i want i want to emphasize that roma still won th

roman , mr. roman. good day to you, mr. roman.many years, you have been engaged in research and monitoring of freedom of the press, freedom of the mass media, will there be media in ukraine? the conclusions arrived at by the state department of the united states freedom house coincide with your observations. is it really true that the level of freedom of speech has fallen so dramatically in ukraine? well, it must be said that this report is general, that is, it includes not only freedom of speech, but also eh other human rights research on the observance of other human rights and eh this is very generalized eh in general it coincides with our observations because of course in a year of full-scale war it will definitely affect the state of freedom of speech as well objectively and subjectively of course well, for example, we would defend with some when we cooperated with some international human rights organizations, for example, the issue of occupied territories and freedom of speech there that they should be classified in a separ

drunk roman madyanov assures him that he is in perfect order.viewers of our program your baldness near the families in appearance, wow. yes, the star of the series is filming in a new film for the sake of the role, and he had to shave his head . the secret is not mine. therefore, i cannot reveal all the details yet, of course, you have to make certain, uh, sacrifices. it’s good that they didn’t put them on a strict diet, major kolobok madyanov rejoices without tears to look at young artists who, for the sake of roles , starve themselves to the sea and faint right on the stage or we go on stage. she says roma will not name the name, vitrum spot. what does he say, i'm going to say to fall off. and that's what i'm saying, that 's how i'm losing consciousness. i say, are you crazy or something, have you gone, but he says to show me the skirt of the dress, she lost weight, she lost weight there in 2 weeks. i say, guys, you at least know, with doctors, or something, consult, you understand, you don’t eat egru shakes you. you faint . so, they got off,

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roman, congratulations.ear our we have you i hear perfectly, aga roman well, how can you comment on this visit of guterres to kyiv the day before and actually the main topic what was discussed there in the negotiations with the ukrainian president - it is just corny initiative on march 18, what will happen after march 18? what do you think? i think that this initiative will be continued. and the main thing is that i am basing this answer on historical experience. the fact is that russia is systematically hiding the grain agreement, but it was in october of last year that it was at its peak. of this sabotage, russia declared that it was withdrawing from this agreement what happened when russia declared that it was withdrawing from the agreement, one day de facto the infections stopped , the passage of ships stopped, not the second day there were 11 infections, after that 46 infections 36 infections vessels liked that the grain corridor functions without russia and it functions much better than with russia bec

roman good morning i greet you mr.an how was the night and how was the morning in kherson on kherson oblast well, both according to official summaries and from direct experience, i must note that the intensity of shelling of kherson has decreased a little , we say there up to 10 times a day , if kherson is shelled less than 20 times, usually 30 times for a day, kherson was shelled, so the situation in the city is calmer, if you can say so, so let's hope that this is connected with the active counteroffensive actions of our armed forces , which are actively working against the enemy on the left bank of the kherson region, the authorities urge to evacuate people due to the fact that kherson is now under constant shelling, do people respond to these calls or do they themselves eventually see that it is better to evacuate than to joke with fate and wait where it will fly and whether they will eventually become the next victims of russian attacks well, it is actually the fourth month er de-occupation and find de-occupation

roman it london? you a roman term? is it 7 london? you a roman term? is it ?ied to nothing the time. there wasn't even wasn't much here. but even there wasn't much here. but they called something they called it something which is not really it was very generous, of the to call generous, i think of the to call it. mean, south london is it. i mean, south london is still pretty swampy. yes, is. still pretty swampy. yes, it is. yeah mean that yeah yeah. so you mean that figuratively you times now men are back to roman times. men are more endowed these days than they were in classical sculpture . well, if i want to find out more , check out my erotic more, check out my erotic portraits of mark dolan . on portraits of mark dolan. on papen portraits of mark dolan. on paper, been said, why do i paper, it's been said, why do i get the gay son and the large and own the stories they're giving all to you? it seems a little unfair . i know. little unfair. i know. especially i think it large in germany university. so now just seems doubly unfair. michelangelo luis david has

and alison roman. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. >> oh! that's right. bingo. happy tuesday. happy, happy, happy. >> audience: stephen! >> stephen: how's it going? welcome. welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. you know, folks. [cheers and applause] the ellivan ter here a bray theater. but this is a late night comedy show. so if any of you are here to see "the lion king," i'm sure you're upset but: hakuna ma-too bad. and even though this is a late night comedy show, we try to talk about what people are talking about. and today, i'm sure you know what everybody's talking about is horrible and familiar and horrible because it's so familiar. yesterday, there was yet another school shooting, this time in nashville. and it's impossible not to read this news or see any of the footage without being heartbroken for all those people and for our beautiful country. because this is the 130th mass shooting of 2023, and 2023 is only 87

roman, with what forces do the enemy operate in the north, yes, colonel roman kostenko , the secretary is to break their offensive impulse eh in the north to the number of eh ready eh to move and performs eh offensive actions approximately a brigade of up to two and a half thousand people namely eh trying to leave for hours there are 2 borders, which are practically also impossible to pass, especially after the decision to hold the region is made, additional units will be transferred from there. the localities will then redirect them now and stop this movement, the total number of troops if all over bakhmut is about 50,000, that is, within a radius of about 30 km , the popasnian group will press bakhmut, well, it is trying to the extreme, it is pressing well, technical technical e- it is already impossible, that is, certain operational topical actions have been carried out that do not give the russians the opportunity to carry out not a semi-encirclement, not an operational encirclement of bakhmut, not when moving in the direction of a-a slavic and friendly thank you roman for this ext

roman redman is one of the best butchers in russia, brutal as a steak in st. petersburg, he is called the king of barbecue. now we are in the holy of holies. this is meteoric cuisine. month. we sell about 3,000 steaks about one and a half tons of pork ribs. and that's not counting the fact that we cook burgers salads snacks. in general, we are talking about meat. we love meat very much, we appreciate meat. he collects culinary awards and owns the chuck restaurant in minsk and the holly rips bar. we do not work with fresh meat. you know why because fresh meat is not suitable for cooking steaks, it simply has no taste. we work with meat from trusted suppliers with good aging. the novel itself has a beautiful excerpt . the ambassador of the gastritis festival participates in culinary festivals, conducts master classes in cooking steaks insanely delicious juicy burger, tender steak, and insanely tender ribs. hmm waiting for you all to visit roman redmond no one knows more about meat than he is the star chefs of the novel. nikita travel through the caucasus in nort

different tasks to do on the front line. >> roman, you talk about being so close to them. guess, look someone in the eye, so close like that, knowing that you have to kill them? >> you see, it's -- it's not like that, it's -- you can't think of this moment, you just act. and if you -- if you become more quickly than your enemy you'll survive, that's all, so no thoughts, no thinking about my god, i can maybe kill somebody. you want to leave you have family, no, nothing. only if you're lucky enough to overcome your enemy in close battle you realize you save yourself and follows life and got rid of a encourager tried to kill or a rape civilians, that's all. >> you posted a video of an experience you had with wagner fighters. i am going to pay a clip of your video. >> i'm on the front line position near bakhmut. getting ready with this. this big machine gun. and i sniper rifle we continue fighting for freedom. >> we have been hearing roman, about a lot of problems for wagner. that so many of them have been dying, they've been rushing into ukrainian forces and dying, they're ru

you had a relationship with roman, right?husband found out he made an ugly scene, he said that roma would kill me. i decided not to meet again. come at midnight cafe paranoia. and at what time did your husband come yesterday somewhere between one and four, or rather, remember, no, well, exactly after lunch and until the end of the shift. and if it turns out that it was igor who sent the text message, he will be imprisoned. well, why immediately planted? first, we will meet with him to find out if he has anything to do with the murder, well, so that they put him tired? i have worse rivers, so roma loved me. he loved me so much, i fainted from his kisses, i promised my old one for me. we just leave, and they killed him. i am the mayor. mikhailovna what's the matter? no, let's continue do we need pictures of your husband? you have it with me. i 'll bring you a photo tomorrow morning, okay? tomorrow, of course, bring it tomorrow. i still think that larisa is related to the murder of nikiforovasku. find igor uh-huh. maybe i 'll do

thank you and have a successful flight and safe roman zhilenkov. volunteer from vostoksos joined us, who is involved in the evacuation of people from the frontline areas, populated areas, primarily in donbass , and also now kherson oblast, which is being very actively shelled around the dnieper coast from the eastern direction. i want you to know that to say yesterday, everyone was also shaken by the story that the pseudo-courts of the so-called lnr-dnr sentenced our colleague, the well-known journalist and human rights defender maksym butkevich, to 13 years who was accused of having treated the civilian population and ordinary people cruelly. and we know maxim , we just know them. he is a man who would certainly not offend insects. i wouldn't say. i wouldn't say that he wouldn't offend insects. justice was even ready to insult her. that is, this is such a person, a real anti-fascist. by the way, that is, he could not stand all those right-wing movements and so on . this is the person who was accused of nazism today. cynicism, but i know what i wan

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