i some amazing roman ruin, and roman temples.— some amazing roman ruin, and roman temples.ean, baalbek is host to the largest i _ roman temples. i mean, baalbek is host to the largest i think - is host to the largest i think roman— is host to the largest i think roman temple, has the temple of baccus— roman temple, has the temple of baccus and vie news, it's a remarkable city, there are the old souks _ remarkable city, there are the old souks that are still enact, attached _ old souks that are still enact, attached to the city, i mean the city _ attached to the city, i mean the city has been for the last at least,000 years, so, it, there — at least,000 years, so, it, there is— at least,000 years, so, it, there is a _ at least,000 years, so, it, there is a significant danger, in that— there is a significant danger, in that these bombardments are not only, — in that these bombardments are not only, will cause damage to the city, — not only, will cause damage to the city, to the ancient ruins themselves, but that they would also, _ themselves, but that they would also, it— the

that's a very roman thing to do. wow. to obscure the label when we talk about having our houses like renovated. i'm renovating my kitchen. i am not a construction worker. do not have me come to your plumbing. there's. there are all kinds of decisions being made. i'm taking ownership of. and alongside that, of course was we're at a moment in history where everyone is having a reckoning with their past. i think christians in particular are to reckon with the bible's implication. that's right. in the history of colonialism and enslavement in this country. and we can all say it is not paul's fault that his works were put to this. mm hmm. mm hmm. but the new testament, as a collection of ancient texts, produced by people living in a world, in which slavery was for granted. yeah. encode values that have been used to support structure of domination and oppression. yeah in this country and around world. and this isn't book about making people feel bad about themselves. but i think that no one is well-served when we obscure that.

anything that there is an analogy is been made who said that the roman slavery a finance company.could be beaten to death and they still no the children are still their children and not start living in fear. as of the same not a good i think getting into this tax and only to let other systems of slaverypl the people they really like the romans and think about roman empire lot i think primary is that when people think about slavery, i think about slavery, they know that enslavers used a their literacy as a tool of control. and that they put it in for stopped, they would point people in order to prevent them from reading them and when they did not have printing presses, and they did not have reading glasses, they needed enslaved workers to this kind of work. >> is one of the things that i found is so helpful was thinking about how your book talks about this language in enslaved literary workers and you begin to talk but the different kinds of literary neighbor and one is the writing and one is the transcribing and they begin to talk about the careers that are part of this started to

glory to ukraine, roman petrovych, glad to see you. glory to the heroes. good afternoon, mr. antin.would like to ask you right away what in your opinion has happened now and what we have finally reached in the so-called dry residue. yes, because in parallel with president zelenskyi's visit to the railway station. states , the kremlin immediately threw out the change in its nuclear strategic doctrine, we understand why the kremlin actually did it, yes, because there was a question of strengthening the american aid and about certain permits, but you have a word, the topic of the next one, let’s say, nuclear blackmail, is a matter of absolutely informational order, and here i call on those who want to deeply understand the basics of russia’s nuclear policy in the field of nuclear deterrence, which were adopted in 2020 , there, please pay attention to the 19th paragraph of this document, there are four conditions for the use of nuclear weapons, four, so the bottom condition says that nuclear weapons can be used if russia is attacked by a non-nuclear state. but at the same time there is

roman, there will be many more, and what will happen will be the films that mr.oman will also make, but for now, the film, here i am in... a colleague rushes into the studio, please, here we are, we are close, there is such a movie, i don't know if you watched it or not, it wasn't there very popular, there kateryna molchanova and artem seyi tablaev played such a couple in love, and mr. roman himself, well, judging from his words, from his interview, from his reaction, he is a little skeptical about this film, apparently he wanted to shoot something better, he says it frankly, but still, i don't know where you can legally watch this film, because many films by ukrainian directors are posted on - various platforms that we have, online cinemas, you can watch them. these films are legal, but not all authors for some reason they show their films, there are good films that cannot be seen anywhere, this is still such a problem of our cinema, because sometimes you talk about a film, you tell people, look, we have such a cool film, such a cool work, they ask , and where c

once upon a time, the outstanding artist roman madyanov became history, once upon a time , the beautiful cinderella came out on the big screens again. once upon a time, skripka became the first in the orchestra of cinematography, sergei skripka, about music in cinema and life. once upon a time, the life of the memory of the legendary artist mikhail ulyanov went under the hammer. once upon a time. having moved sergei bezrukov, vladimir koshevoy set a unique record, once upon a time, once upon a time, once upon a time, once upon a time, once upon a time, a television magazine of history about famous people and significant events of the country and the world, i sergey mayorov, hello. on october 10 , the film ruki vverh by oscar uzabaev will be released in russian cinemas. in essence, this film is the success story of the creators of the popular group ruki vverh, sergey zhukov and alexey potekhin. the filming of the musical took place in moscow, sochi, samara and zhukov's hometown, dimitrovgrad. zhukov is the lead actor and co-author. other short stories from my colleague mikhail lomov. the

within days of being taken to the uk, roman and pavel were told they would begin work — here, in thiss in caxton, cambridgeshire, where another gang member who already worked there had secured jobs for them. like most mcdonald's restaurants, it's a franchise, an independent business that pays the mcdonald's corporation to use their brand and sell their products. in photos with co—workers, the smiles of pavel and roman masked the reality that would soon become clear. ernest drevenak was their slave master. the victims' hopes of a better life were shattered within days of arriving. their wages would go into bank accounts that drevenak controlled. in his house, they were crammed into an overcrowded room, six sharing two beds. drevenak also controlled his victims using violence and intimidation. we were afraid. if we were to escape and go home to czech republic, he had a lot of friends in our town. half of the town were his mates. i obeyed him to avoid ending up on the streets. it was terrible to wake up every morning and i didn't want to wake up. i'd rather be dead. ernest drevenak and v

roman and pavel were among the first to be trafficked to the uk by the gang and have waived their legalo anonymity. i wanted to get off the streets because winter was coming and it was quite cold. i was promised that there would be work and that i will earn money and that i will have a place to live and food to eat. i met a stranger on the street. i have already forgotten the name. and he asked me, "do you want to go to england?" that stranger was part of the criminal gang. within days of being taken to the uk, roman and pavel were told they would begin work here, in this mcdonald's in caxton, cambridgeshire, where another gang member who already worked there had secured jobs for them. like most mcdonald's restaurants, it's a franchise — an independent business that pays the mcdonald's corporation to use their brand and sell their products. in photos with co—workers, the smiles of pavel and roman masked the reality that would soon become clear. ernest drevenak was their slave master. the victims�* hopes of a better life were shattered within days of arriving. their wages would go into b

roman, there will be many more, that there will be films that mr.ill also make, but so far the movie here a colleague bursts into me already in the studio, excuse me... we are here, we are close, there is such a movie, i don’t know if you have watched it or not, it was not very popular, kateryna molchanova and akhtem sey tablaev starred in it such a couple in love, and mr. roman himself, judging by his words, from his interview, from his reaction, is a little skeptical about this film, probably he wanted to make something better, he says it frankly, but still, i don't even know where you can legally watch this movie because there are so many. ukrainian directors present films on various platforms the platforms that we have, online cinemas, you can watch these films legally, but not all authors for some reason show their films, there are good films that cannot be seen anywhere, this is still such a problem of our cinema, because sometimes you talk about some tape, you tell people, look, we have such a cool, such a cool tape, such a cool work, they as

roman where he hid it.ll say that the comedian serhiy cherkov mobilized, he is a stand-up artist, yes, he is a lot in his skits, in in his performances, stand-up comedians used to make fun of this mobilization and so on, and here he declared that he, that he, that he mobilized to the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, and well, i must say that such cases seem to me to be very good from the point of view of, i don't know, popularization, mobilization, when such famous people go to the armed forces, and then they fly in, you know, different things, why aren't you there at the front, why aren't you at... let's listen to what sergey said in general charkov in one of his stand-ups about the mobilization of the show, which i came up with for television, it’s a show about the life of civilian men in ukraine, it’s called make a military man laugh, we have to start shooting it already, so we’re shooting it in the sets of making a comedian laugh, we just change zelenskyi and koshovoy to... syrskyi and budanov, and

the final version has not been made public, yes, yes, and here i would like i agree with you, bravo, roman petrovich, so we understand that what putin announced may differ from what will be written down, yes, and it may... as the classics say, two big differences, of course, that's why here here it is still too early to talk about anything, although i want to point out to you once again that this is a doctrinal thing, and tying a doctrinal thing into material legislation, well, that's exaggerating the situation a little bit, now, as far as the events in the united states of america are concerned, because in this situation, i would, let's say, allow myself to combine several things, and you already tell me... on what focus attention, and yes, the first is the un general assembly and high -level debates, this is the main thing that is happening in the united states of america right now, because it contains, including russian aggression in ukraine, including a lot, a lot of well-known , important, decisive for the fate of the world, for of ukraine's affairs, this is the first thing, the secon

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roman where he hides it. finally, i will say that the comedian serhii cherkov mobilized, he is a stand-up artist, yes, he spoke a lot in his skits, in stand-ups in his performances, there we make fun of that mobilization, and so and so, and here he declared that , that he, that he mobilized to the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. and well, i must say that such cases, it seems to me, are very good from the point of view of, i don’t know, popularization, mobilization, when such famous people join the armed forces, and then they flies in, you know, different things, why aren’t you there at the front, why aren’t you at ground zero, why are you , you know, how much is being discussed now, let’s listen to what serhiy charko said in general in one of his stand-ups about the mobilization of the show that i came up with for calf this is a show about the life of civilian men in ukraine, it is called the laugh of a military man, we have to start filming it already, so we are shooting it in the scenery of the laugh

in fact, a reorientation of this entire mediterranean roman-greek, roman-hellenistic culture occurs,entation to the east occurs, and then philosophy begins to transform from oral discussions into a commentary on the text, yes , then, as if starting from the first century ad, the main genre of philosophical literature, the most school commentary is becoming widespread, that is, it is a written text, in it they see levels of reality. yes, that is true, but i would like to say something important for the spoken word, how to defend it not only from the point of view of hoary antiquity, conservative values, and so on. when we conduct classes now, of course, a lecture is very good, especially when you read it well, the students' eyes light up, they may have learned 30 percent of what you said, but nevertheless it is great, good, when you wrote a good textbook, yes, or an article, an article, it is clear for its circle, but when we talk about students gaining knowledge, of course. this is the thing from which they receive the most, maybe not even knowledge, but the ability to work skills to

roman, what is the reason for the political crisis in france?a disunited parliament without a majority, this is the first time since the founding of the fifth republic under general degor, we have the situation further complicated by the loss of authority of president macron, who has generally lost all his credit of trust in the population, so his party has disintegrated in the run-up to the unscheduled elections, the essence of this situation is a narrowing. the middle class, which previously provided the majority of the cities in the two traditional blocs of france, social democrats on one side from the socialist party, and liberal-gaulists, if you can call them that, who were chirac, sarkozy and so on, and this middle class has narrowed over the last 20 years, and because of the loss of industry in france, which is moving. mainly inside europe in the east in germany, poland, the czech republic and also outside europe, in china and asia mainly, therefore this middle class, who lost his place in society, began to vote for the extreme party, the

we are joined now from tel aviv by maya roman her cousin. your den roman god was taken hostage on october 7th by hum. awesome, later released her sister in law carmel. god was also taken captive and found dead in garza in august. thank you so much for joining us on the w my. you know, as i just described, 2 of your family members were taken hostage on october 7th. i'd like to 1st ask you how you felt when you learned of car meals, death was your family able to feel any sense of closure after so many months of uncertainty? a murder. this is very hard for us and it still is. i don't think any of us as close to getting any kind of closure. carmel was able to survive for 11 months in a split couple conditions in a tiny tunnel where she could understand with no light um, you know, guarded 247 having to go to the toilet in a bucket its in a humane and she survived for 11 months and she was waiting for us to save her. and as the families keep telling everyone, we don't have any time in the something that we have been saying since the beginning, tha

good morning, roman, hello, hello, roman lenkov, shefol, mentai shashlik, mm, and what does it include? of course, the pollock itself, vegetables, bell peppers, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, red onions, spices, salt, smoked paprika, pepper and mustard and a little vegetable oil, great, who does what, let me cut the mentai, you mix the marinade, and you cut the vegetables, we immerse our fish and vegetables in the marinade and let it sit for about 15 minutes. so, our shashlik is marinated and now we just have to put it on the skewers, which we pre-soaked. excellent. and why did we soak the skewers so that they wouldn't burn. all that's left is to bake them, absolutely right, and how do we have a grill here, no, in the oven, and what's the temperature 180°, for how long 20-25 minutes, wonderful, you want to eat very quickly, changing the shashlik for a long life, for the marinade, mix mustard, vegetable oil, salt, pepper, smoked paprika, cut the fish into small pieces and marinate for about 15 minutes, pre-soak the skewers in water, and then string the fish and vegetables alternately, put t

earlier i spoke to maya roman her cousin, your den roman golf was taken hostage on october 7th by hum awesome. later released her sister in law, carmel gone, was also taken captive, but found dead in garza. in august, i asked her how she felt when she learned of criminals death and whether her family was able to feel a sense of closure after all these months of uncertainty. a murder, missouri, hard for us and it still is. i don't think any of us as close to getting any kind of closure. carmel was able to survive for 11 months in, on speaker ball conditions in a tiny tunnel way she could understand with no light. um, you know, guarded 247 having to go to the toilet in a bucket its in a humane and she survived for 11 months and she was waiting for us to save her. and as the families keep telling everyone, we don't have any time in the something that we have been saying since the beginning, that time is running out. but you know, when you're advocating for your family, when you're giving interviews, when you're meeting with politicians you, you forget that there is a ticking clock that t

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roman, mash, thank you, now to the most recent messages. israel announced the beginning of a ground operation in lebanon, about 40 lebanese trees were hit by artillery. it is reported that israeli soldiers crossed the border in tanks, residents of beirut are being evacuated. large-scale fires are being extinguished in the luhansk people's republic. in a day extinguished more than 130 fires. now rescuers are working in the sverdlovsk region, where dozens of houses and farms burned down. the japanese government resigned before today. sports news, ilya kostin will tell you about the most notable ones, ilya, hello, a possible punishment for atletico has become known due to the behavior of fans in the derby with real. roman, good morning, i will remind you first that atletico fans threw foreign objects onto the field, insulted venicius on the grounds of racism, for this atletico, as a club, can be punished by partially closing the stands for the next two or three matches at their stadium. nizhny novgorod torpedo. smashed borys in astana with a s

roman sobol, roman, is there a chance that the un security council will stop the escalation of the conflict? yes, but i would like to start with such unexpected news, today the israeli foreign ministry declared un secretary general antonio guterres a nongrata person, he is forbidden to set foot on holy ground, because, according to the israeli side, guterres did not sufficiently condemn the night attack by iran and here arises. the iranian strike on israeli territory was quite predictable. tehran stated that it would not leave unanswered the murders of israelis and the leaders of hamas and hezbollah and some iranian officers, consultants who found themselves in libya, having fired at about - in lebanon, excuse me, having fired about 200 missiles, among which were ballistic, supersonic iranian military kutr reported that the retaliatory operation was over. for now. revolutionary the guards and armed forces of iran are ready for both defense and attack to repeat this operation with multiple intensity, if the maddened low regime, unrestrained by america and europe, intends to continue such cri

do it, roman added.n is one of the states where fake trump electors are being criminally prosecuted. it is still a pending lawsuit in washington, d.c., a michigan civil rights group called out trump for openly seeking to disenfranchise black voters. the first version of the lawsuit, which focused on the trump campaign's actions in detroit said, quote, defendant's tactics repeat the worst abuses in our nations history. as black americans we are denied a voice in american democracy for most of the first two centuries of the republic. the naacp later joined that lawsuit in an amended complaint, accusing trump of violating the reconstruction era ku klux klan act, by systematically targeting cities with large black populations. nevertheless, michigan voters persisted. and this morning, benson announced on x that 944,819 people have already voted, writing, quote, with over two weeks to go until the polls close, november 5th, already almost 1 million citizens have voted in michigan . three escalation points. th

roman, thank you very much for the conversation.an vlasenko, head of severodonetsk district military administration, was with us, we talked a little about what is happening in the occupied. luhansk oblast, namely sivir-donetsk and the region, now i want to tell you, you know, a little about those who defend and risk their lives for the sake of our freedom, defend us, what path they take, how they live after returning home, the plot in our tetyana golunova's broadcasts, let's watch. i remember everything like today, we meet with a friend, well, the first wave was already mobilized, we met, we drank coffee, i say petya, the boys are moving, but i, well, it's somehow not in order, what are we doing, i don't have an agenda they brought, i also say, well, the military commissars left, serhiy, 35, a man from the vinnytsia region, began to defend the country. in 2014 in donbass, joined the ninth battalion of the vinnytsia territorial defense, later the 59th heysen brigade, where he was mobilized during the anti-terrorist operation, in 2022

thank you great, roman, you helped me out, wow, shurka, and i came to you, brought some money, thank you very much, i'll return everything quickly, just like that and quickly, that a rich admirer appeared, by the way, meet roman, zoya, roman, driving instructor, and zoya just... buy a car, yes, we'll need a driving instructor, that's it, i ran to check my notebooks, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, well, and i 'm off to catch the bus, zori, maybe i can give you a ride, or are you afraid, and you know, i won't refuse, what should i be afraid of, i'm not scared, get in. i said, you're not going anywhere, you're crazy got off, yes i have business in the city, what did you honor with your business, what is his name, who my hairdresser or makeup artist, your lover, you see, he's completely gone crazy, well what lover? "i don't believe you, what should i do with this, let go of my hand, it hurts, give me the car keys, the postcard, we finished, alexandra alekseevna and i made you a gift, close your eyes, okay, i have no time to play your stupid games, what is this , this postcard, you could have

roman bezsmertnyi. bezsmertny, an iconic ukrainian politician and diplomat, will work on the air of the tv channel. glory to ukraine, roman petrovych, glad to see you. glory to the heroes. good afternoon, mr. antin. i would like to ask you right away what, in your opinion, happened now and what we finally reached in the so-called dry residue. yes, because in parallel with the visit of president zelensky to the united states, the kremlin immediately. threw out the change in its nuclear strategic doctrine, we understand why the kremlin actually did it, yes, because there was a question about the strengthening of american aid and about certain permits, but you have a word, the topic of the next one, let's say, nuclear blackmail, is a matter of absolutely informational order, and i am here calling on those who want to understand in depth, there are foundations... of russia's nuclear policy in areas of nuclear deterrence, which were adopted in 2020, there, please pay attention to the 19th paragraph of this d

down, and then ask yourself the question, and what states, with what ideology came to replace the romane you started the program, so that with that, to show two... very interesting characters who talked about our people, and during the discussions it was said several times that they are slavs, and the west has set its goal of destroying the slavs, i think that maybe our viewers don't even know that the west's attitude towards the slavs as such is very clear, because the english word slave is derived from slavs from slav, that is, they call slaves slavs, i think this is quite an understandable cultural paradigm of thinking, which is simply, apparently, our people do not allow these comrades, whom you showed as comfortable, to treat themselves like that, but nevertheless i would like to dwell on them, because interesting theses were voiced, first, as for, i will start with this pole, i do not know what our vacationers did to him, with whom he encountered in italy, i know how our vacationers can behave in italy, in many places, apparently, he suffered very much, since he has such painful m

parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence, cyborg, colonel of the sbu, roman kostenko with us on direct skype. mr. roman, you made several statements this week. which, well, we can even say that they partially undermined the ukrainian information space, let's start with budanov, with other changes that may occur in the ministry of defense, which as of now, do you know whether the option of a change is still being considered, in particular of the head of the main intelligence department, kyryll budanov, who at the beginning of the war is one of those, one might say, one of the most popular... and now the investigation is ukrainian truth, let's call things by their names, the pro-presidential media definitely did it, it appeared that gur, well, in fact, it is not in which it is said that, well, not always gur, let's say this, receives all those weapons for which he pays and not always gets money back which she paid for those weapons that she did not receive. good evening, studio, good evening everyone, well, as for budanov, we really saw and heard a lot in the m

i believe that those requirements of roman history it was a kind of roman history. and he learned it from the roman history. i have a stake in the stake. time to build up whether country philosophy laws. for they become naturalized citizens. that's what a legacy iss for. immigration has been very simple for decades and it gradually it became more and more complicated. the system leading today every succession of government building more and more bureaucracy around immigration. and this is the funny part it's not funny for you. but the funny part is every time they add another layer to the bureaucracy to take care. this is special. but what they end up doing makes it so complicated. at such a hard immigrant. two years ago it suffered engineer protesting. because some of them based on that becomes an agency in charge of citizenship. i has the estimate. some never seen a green card. that's over 100 years to see a green card. they are educated, they are educated, law-abiding citizens and love america. for over 100 years. incredibly unfair. supposedly end up helping neit

let's remember how roman gorbunov became a belarusian. the first reliable, sincere, honest, dear, attentive and beloved. the best friends were burning kafedorinchik fought against each other in the super league, and the day before they gave a nice interview to arena. everyone understood and knew that he was a belarusian. paralympians told about the incidents of neutral status in paris. minsk dynamo bragged before the start of the conference league and did not agree to simple participation in the autumn stage. the belarusians want to get into the spring playoffs, but for now it's better to hold off on these conversations. our champion unexpectedly lost in the first match against hearts, although they certainly didn't deserve to lose. 1-2 was due to a logical goal by alfred, a cross by politevich and the chaos in added time. note that the scots hadn't won for almost five months before thursday, but some ineradicable desire of belarusian professionals to help the poor guys appeared this time, but we don't know how to win winning matches, tha

roman, and the heating season is approaching.ces in europe have grown by 2.5% in one trading session, having consolidated significantly above the mark of 450 dollars per 1.0 cubic meters. quotes are growing as the heating season approaches and the realization that the united states has redirected supplies to asia. thanks to this, russia has again overtaken the states in gas supplies to the european union. the volume for the third quarter significantly exceeded 13 billion cubic meters. the united states supplied only. moreover, in just one quarter, volumes have fallen by a quarter, norway is still in the lead, from which the european union purchased over 21.5 billion cubic meters in 3 months. meanwhile, next year, global gas demand will reach a historic high, and just against the backdrop of intensifying competition for lng between asia and europe. this forecast was prepared by the international energy agency. in particular, gas demand will grow by 2.2% next year and... asia will continue to be the market driver, consumption there

roman, you have the floor. ilya, thank you, we continue.scalation of the conflict in israel is affecting the global oil, gas and gold markets. the jewish state's tourism industry is suffering losses, the s&p agency has revised the country's credit rating and the forecast for economic recovery. alena logvinova has the details. the international agency snp has downgraded israel's credit rating from aplus to a. the forecast is negative. according to analysts, the escalation of the conflict in the middle east will lead to a slowdown in recovery economy of the country. in this regard , the gdp forecast was also adjusted. according to new estimates, this year will show. will remain at the same level, next year it will increase by 2.2% instead of the previously announced 5%. an increase in the budget deficit is also predicted. this is certainly. a signal to the investment community that at the current time it is necessary to be extremely selective in approaching any investment projects related to israel with the israeli side. the oil market is act

, roman temples very well preserved and famous around the world.strikes were happening just as the new leader of hezbollah was putting out a televised address. the successor to hassan nasrallah who was killed by an israeli airstrike in beirut last month. the new hezbollah leader in that address says he will pursue the war just as his predecessor did. >> we will continue to implement the war plan he developed with the leadership over the resiance. we will stay on the course of the war. >> let's get the latest on those israeli airstrikes in baalbek and around baalbek. we go to our correspondent who is in beirut for us. just tell us a bit about what has been happening there. >> this morning when the israeli military issued their evacuation order for baalbek, the city, it sent panic through the city. this is a place that is home to more than 100,000 people. we spoke to the mayor who said mosques were telling people to leave over the loudspeaker. local authorities were going through the street encouraging people to leave quickly. he believes about 50,00

i was lucky, i got to the opening of the exhibition of roman bonder, who creates paintings from broken glass. roman, hello, hello, tell me how you came up with the idea of... a glass painting, well, the story actually starts with me getting into a car accident, so, yes, and, well, we are all creative people, you know, you look at the clouds, you see some characters, yes, yes, of course, and maybe some kind of affect, shock or something else, it seemed to me that i noticed something on the broken windshield, i took off the same windshield and tried to finish something on it, well, naturally, nothing worked out, so to speak, and i decided to search the internet, it turns out that already there is such an art, what is it called, no one knows, there are only five of us, maybe 10 in the world, no one knows, in the world, that's the whole joke, and none of them show how it's done, that is, there is no training, so roman had to figure it out on his own, he spent several years before he started to get such paintings, this glass is multi-layered, that's the point, there is nothing magical at al

roman, good morning, more than 4%.onomy grew by 4.1% in the second quarter compared to the same period last year, rosstat calculated. the total volume in monetary terms exceeded 46.250 billion rubles. in addition, the estimate for economic growth in the first half of the year was increased by 10 and now it is 4.7%. the agency also confirmed the estimate of russia's gdp growth in the first quarter at five. in annual terms. unemployment in russia in august for the third month in a row remained at a historical minimum of 2.4%. such data is provided by rosstat. the total number of unemployed citizens decreased by 24,000 and amounted to slightly more than 1,840,000 people. rosstat also noted an increase in real wages in the country in july by more than 8%. based on the results of 7 months, the indicator exceeded 9%. for calculations here, let me remind you, is taken average monthly accrued salary adjusted for inflation. without such adjustment, the average figure in july was 85,000 rubles, and the growth was 18%. further es

rakako, the transition of the flowing forms of the greek aesthetic ideal to the ancient roman triumphals of the lady of venus. the pylons are simval motsa, and the daddy's lunge is turned off for men. ale ў as a whole, this gіstarychnaya ўrachystasts kvetkavaga belt budynka shines not for the ladies, but for the man. prychym adnamu. in 18 centuries, the polish and vyalik princes of lithuania were punished. Аў gusci motsny near garodne on the chargovy soyme was taken to russia ab budaўnіtstve new karaleevskaya residence, which will expand all the status quo in its luxury wealth. however, only the son of the monarch succeeded in ending his life. thus, such a huge future will cause a significant impact on the economy of the republic of paspalitay and will lead to the worst possible economic crisis. chestnut palace at the pachatkovy stage. zlotys, which i would have grabbed in order to sell more than a hundred rural churches, purchase 500 kilograms of cash during the german rush, and i would have found myself with money. for the paraunny, recha's treasury paspalitay, at the end of the day t

roman, yes, good morning. alnasr, for which cristiano ronaldo plays , will play estoghlal and the management in tehran on october 22. nasr plans to cancel this trip due to the tense situation in the middle east. the matches of the second round of the general stage of the europa league took place, the norwegian budda glimt with the russian goalkeeper nikita khaikin in the squad played a draw with the belgian union 0:0, and the greek spider with fedor chalov and magomed azdoev lost to the romanian fcsb 0:1. in the central meeting days manchester united and porto played to a 3:3 draw. the english team was already leading 2:0 by. spaniard david de agra. from the post of head coach of orenburg, the team has not been able to win 14 matches in a row. until the appointment of the head coach , ilshad aidkulov will be acting as the acting head coach. according to media reports, the orenburg leadership is considering the option of appointing bosnian vladimir sliskovic, who served as acting head coach of moscow spartak in

alexey kruchinin, roman khrolenko, andrey kolobayev, dmitry matyushin and konstantin zhukovsky. channel one donetsk people's republic. now new information about the situation in the kursk region, where the rotation of militants has been organized. or attack aircraft-25, they hit with air missiles, performed a maneuver and returned to the airfield. uninterrupted communication between our units are provided by specialists from the marine corps, equip lines even under enemy fire and maintain the upper hand in electronic warfare. to replenish the ranks of our armed forces to stand up for the defense of our native land. volunteers go to selection points all over the country. in the rostov region alone , about 50 people sign contracts with the ministry of defense every day. many come specially from other regions, for example, from belgorod. each candidate is treated individually, all rights and social guarantees are explained, the registration takes 1-2 days. i am from belgorod, i shoot, they fly there, so it is a shame for the country, i live in moscow myself, we bought a ticket, thi

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yes, roman, good morning.w cska missed seven unanswered goals from metallurg from magnitogorsk . it is not so much the defeats that are surprising, but the number of goals missed. i will tell you more in the issue, but i will start it with football. and the matches of the second round of the general stage of the league took place. in europe, the norwegian team with russian goalkeeper nikita khaikin in the squad played to a draw with the belgian union 0:0, and the greek spider with fedor chalov and mogamed azdoev lost to the romanian fcsb 0:1. in the central match of the day, manchester united and porto played to a 3:3 draw. the english were leading 2:0 by the 20th minute. first, marcus rashford scored, beautifully beating two opponents on the flank. then, with a pass from the same rashford, rasmus heilund scored. managed to recoup before the break. in the twenty -seventh minute, pepe headed the rebound and sent the ball into the english goal. in the thirty-fourth , samu amardeon also scored with a header. he a

although roman history, it would be kind of roman history and they learned this on the roman historyu want the citizens have a stake in the state. so that's why they want to give new immigrants time to build up familiarity with our country's philosophy and this law they can swear in to become naturalized us citizens. that's what the residency for. so other than that, the immigration law has been very simple for decades, a hundred years. then gradually became more and more complicated. and that's one that does this byzantine system we're live in today was the of every six succession of a of governments have building out more and more bureaucracy immigration. so the more and this is the funny part it's not funny for immigrants but the funny part is every time add another layer to the bureaucracy, they always is doing it for the benefit of the immigrant. they want to take care. this is special. who this special needs that special needs that special. but what they end up doing is making it so count, placated with such a bureaucracy that it's actually hurt immigrants just let me just give

do it, roman added. michigan is one of the states where fake trump electors are being criminally executed in a still pending lawsuit in washington, d.c. a michigan civil rights group called out trump for openly seeking to disenfranchise black voters. the first version of the lawsuit which focused on the trump campaign's actions in detroit said "defendants' tactics repeat the worst abuses in our nations history, as black americans or denied a voice in american democracy for most of the first two centuries of the republic." naacp later joined that lawsuit in an amended complaint accusing trump of violating the reconstruction era ku klux klan act by targeting cities with large populations, nevertheless voters persisted. benson announced on x people have already voted, writing "with over two weeks to go until the polls close november 5th already almost 1 million citizens have voted in michigan. !!! " folks are engaged in voting this year. let's go. secretary benson still faces challenges. this past august be

continued to talk about new niches for cooperation in the government house, belarusian prime minister roman golovchenko held talks with his azerbaijani counterpart in a narrow and expanded format. the parties are betting on an industrial operation, it was decided that belarusian municipal equipment and elevators will be assembled in azerbaijan. now the partners are discussing other promising niches. of course, there are some directions and the need to intensify joint work. in our opinion, at this stage, the projects that require closer attention include the creation of joint production of veterinary drugs in azerbaijan, localization of the production of belarusian medicines. together with our ganja automobile plant has had practical significance for quite a long time. belarusian equipment, agricultural machinery in particular, is in demand in azerbaijan. according to the results four documents on cooperation were signed at the meeting. we are talking about such areas as construction, agriculture and health care. such a visit of a high. brady relations, such a high level of mutual trust is l

roman, camel? camel, we're looking for that one.d squeeze in somewhere there, well, yes, that's the first line, thank you, anna, we're going back, so, i'm listening to you, sergey, who is best suited for life in the desert, well, tell me, bedouins, bedouins, yes, there are such creatures there, bedouins, we're checking, bedouins are on the fifth line, then irina, who most adapted to life in the desert, and it needs to be a living creature or it needs to be adapted to life in the desert, well, let's take a cactus, well, in general, it's also a living creature, let's check cacti? lizards or pangolins , well, in general, lizards, okay, let's check lizards, no, we don't have lizards, they are, you know, on the seventh line, no, maybe snakes, snakes, maybe, maybe snakes, they are such bastards everywhere, who else will adapt snakes, yes, we have snakes, dear friends, i remind you that we interview 100 people each time, that's it this time you see the answers were distributed like this, the question was who is best suited to life in the d

that roman bezsmertny, an iconic ukrainian politician and diplomat, was currently working. the time of our program is over, stay with the espresso tv channel. my colleagues will inform you about all the most important events of this day. take care of yourself and your loved ones. see you soon on the air see this week in the collaborators program. whom the occupiers put in charge of the captured cities in zaporozhye. i am taking on the temporary performance of the duties of the head of berdyansk. but how did the propagandist promote russian culture in ukraine. kyiv is once again occupied by fascists and neo-nazis. greetings, i'm olena kononenko, and this is a collaborator program about traitors who, following the call of their hearts and wallets, went to serve the occupiers. for the third year already, part of the zaporizhzhia region is under occupation. during this time , russians created with the help of collaborators occupation administrations, pseudo-organizations, tried to attract local residents to new fake ones. russian institutions. they offered money, positions and

it was my daughter, the when gonzales went to exile in spain and well 1900 years after the roman city of pompei was betted by a full kind of care option archaeologist of still uncovering treasures at the site in southern italy, researches every story what they call a tiny house in the sense that the agency take home features balls painted with taxes nips and other figures from roman mythology archaeologist site. it locks only the typical a trim, but still the best sense of the roman home assigned perhaps of the constraints of city life. even in 7980 is reminded that top stores at best, our ukraine says the 1st north korean units trained in russia have arrived in the coast region where you creating forces of states across the board of incursions into bush present pros and hasn't denied that present on russian territory, international donors meeting in paris have pledged a $1000000000.00 and assistance to 11 on the best thing to mess up in the fighting of israel cutter is not more as drugs as has brought in by the next on the w all taken behind the headlines in the day to day. taking a

i would like to introduce today's first guest, this is roman'. kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine, secretary of the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine. mr. colonel, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast. greetings, good evening everyone. mr. colonel, since we are asking our viewers and tv viewers whether zelensky should make his victory plan public, and, that it is possible, said the head of the president's office andriy yermak, do you think that... the plan that was presented in the united states of america, should it be made public in ukraine? well, at least someone other than the president's office should see it, and i believe that the committee should also see it and, well, let's say this, not the committee, the people's deputies, i don't know who in the government is involved in what, well, society, of course, we have to understand, i don't think there is anything so secret, of course, if there is a secret part of it, it's one story. well in i