work is in progress, but directly through observation and participation, and business russia and the rpr have 12 pilot regions, which last year. it was more or less a huge realization. thank you, just in moscow, because, as always, here moscow tatarstan acts as leaders and takes over. uh, practicing so many tools this year. uh, 33 more regions should enter e fully complete the implementation of this standard, and next year hmm by in accordance with the age of 24, respectively, by order of the president, all 85 regions should enter there. this is also such a very significant factor that should be launched. and, of course, we need the third one. i'm here asking for instructions from the government. maybe we need today's instruction, but, taking into account the instructions of the president, which were given at the st. petersburg economic forum, taking into account your instructions, and the ministry of economic development, miss mintin and industry ministries worked out additional measures to stimulate investment, including working off. uh, industrial clusters are also one of the measures

we saw an armed person show up at the rpr office in cincinnati so the idea that you might put out the names of witnesses, you can put people in danger. there is a lot in that affidavit that is resilient as to what the reason was for the search but there is a lot -- that will cause pop -- that would cause problems if it were made public. host: we heard a judge saying if it wasn't released, it will be highly regarded. is that unusual? guest: what we have seen what fee search -- with the search warrant itself and the inventory released, it is unusual. for the affidavit to be released, it is more unusual. that said, in situations where courts released documents that are in public interest related to ongoing investigations, it is common to heavily redacted them. at my organization, we are trying to get information about investigations and we have been fighting with the justice department about a memorandum that attorney general barr relied on when he said the justice department what it charged donald trump with obstruction -- would not charge donald trump with objection. -- obstruction. ge

rpr maxim anatolyevich zhirinovsky was still alive.s then, he then called us the program. i remember, i conveyed the greetings of the deputy to our viewer named vladimir zhirinovsky, who was very much then upset that you attribute such people to the ldpr, and then call the clown zhirinovsky. now. it seems to me that it’s not very correct and earlier even zhirinovsky’s like could be, if they said in a party and that it’s possible we will somehow discuss this another time. but the fact that zhirinovsky, with his forecasts, hit the mark on many. that's because it all looks rather strange, so the lithuanian shauli bank. and where is actually closed all transactions, e.g. for paying for transit promised to stop all operations with russia a week from september 1, and from august 15 he stopped accepting transit payments. in rubles on monday, the authorities of the kaliningrad region reported that they had found some option for paying for transit, bypassing the details of the new method were not disclosed. but as the press service of the gover

we saw an armed person show up at the rpr office in cincinnati so the idea that you might put out thees of witnesses, you can put people in danger. there is a lot in that affidavit that is resilient as to what the reason was for the search but there is a lot -- that will cause pop -- that would cause problems if it were made public. host: we heard a judge saying if it wasn't released, it will be highly regarded. is that unusual? guest: what we have seen what fee search -- with the search warrant itself and the inventory released, it is unusual. for the affidavit to be released, it is more unusual. that said, in situations where courts released documents that are in public interest related to ongoing investigations, it is common to heavily redacted them. at my organization, we are trying to get information about investigations and we have been fighting with the justice department about a memorandum that attorney general barr relied on when he said the justice department what it charged donald trump with obstruction -- would not charge donald trump with objection. -- obstruction. gettin