captured ukrainian soldiers are detained for opposing a special military operation in russian correctional institutionse fed, clothed, and treated. rights are established by international regulations and the russian country strictly observes them, as a result, many prisoners are increasingly declaring their desire to take russian citizenship and even fight for donbass. they don't want to go home. did the kiev regime really not need them? we visited correctional institutions in the tula, konstroma and smolensk regions, saw everything with their own eyes. our special report. to you, i love you very much, it makes me feel better when you know that letters are coming, even if someone doesn’t receive it, then when a friend receives a letter, and you are happy for him and rejoice just like him, these people did not want to kill civilians in donbass, they voluntarily laid down their arms and remained alive, many say that they did not even have time to receive baptism of fire, they surrendered as soon as they were forcibly mobilized, officially everyone has temporary status, those detained for opposing a speci

refusal. 1934 june, i was denied the right to work, 34 july, i was fired in no time from the russian institutee will continue, the propaganda ministry declared me an exposed mason and my public speeches are unacceptable for the lack of anti-semitism in them, for being carried out in them the christian point of view. an attempt will be made to use my strength in preparation campaign against russia. 1938, early july. i'm leaving germany completely. i would have suffocated with disgust, mobilized there that they did it with their own hands, that i didn’t see something, we didn’t see something, didn’t understand, something, i saw everything, understood everything, understood everything, only with my hands i didn’t want to touch anything, but why, let it be someone else, even if it somehow calmed down on its own, it’s a big country, we’ll mess it up here, we’ll move on to something clean there. now there is instantly an opportunity to accuse ilyin of fascism, but not ilyin, the goal, not ilyin, victim. ilyin died in 1954, no, the goal is the president, because he quoted ilyin quite often, and if yo

an offer to me, as a professor at a russian scientific institute, to engage in propaganda of anti-semitismigration russia. my categorical refusal. 1934 june i was denied the right to work. 1934 july, i was fired from the russian institute in no time. the attack on me will continue. the propaganda ministry declared me exposed to the freemasons for my public appearances unacceptable for the absence of anti-semitism in them, for the conduct carried out in them. peasant point of view, an attempt will be made to use my forces in preparing a campaign against russia, 1938, early july, i am leaving germany completely, i would suffocate with disgust, the black hundreds mobilized there with the involvement of a number of notorious german agents who led the persecution against me, absolutely with the same success you can call him a fascist and... i understood, but i didn’t want to touch anything with my hands, but why, let it someone else, let it somehow happen on its own, calm down, it’s a big country, we’ll make a mess here, we’ll move to clean grass there, we’ll sit there, there’s plenty of space,

refusal. 1934 june, i was denied the right to work, 34 july, “i was fired in no time from the russian instituteontinue. the propaganda ministry declared me an exposed freemason, and my public speeches.” achievable for the absence of anti-semitism in them, for the christian point of view held in them, an attempt will be made to use my strength in preparing a campaign against russia, 1938, the beginning of july, i am leaving germany completely, i am suffocated out of disgust, the black hundreds mobilized there with the involvement of a number of notorious german agents who led the persecution against me, absolutely with the same success one can call the writer ivan blunin a fascist, just read his book, penitential days, in general imagine that sunstroke or dark alleys and damned days were written by the same person, it’s impossible, there’s so much bile, sarcasm, hatred, on every page in the book there are damned days. by the way, bunin, and lin, and others, they didn’t take it off at all responsibility for what happened in russia, for the catastrophe that happened, they blamed themselves for it,

. 1934 july, i was denied the right to work, thirty -fourth year july, “i was fired from the russian instituteue.” the propaganda ministry declared me to the exposed freemasons and my public speeches unacceptable for the absence of anti-semitism in them, for the christian point of view held in them. an attempt will be made to use my forces in preparing a campaign against russia. 1938, beginning. damned days were written by the same person, it’s impossible, there’s so much bile, sarcasm, hatred on every page in book of damned days. by the way, bunin, lin, and others, they did not at all abdicate responsibility for what happened in russia, for the catastrophe that occurred, they blamed themselves for it, we tried to talk about this in our film sunstroke , look at a short excerpt, did you do everything yourself, what did you do with your own hands, why didn’t i see something? “we didn’t see something, didn’t understand something, i saw everything, understood everything, understood everything, but i didn’t want to touch anything with my hands, why, let it be someone else, let it be somehow itself,

by the way, in this direction. developments by russian institutes have a certain backlog and we are generallyge of development, so to speak, in terms of bacteriophages, i know that at the gabrichevsky institute in rospotrebnadzor, this is an institute of rospotrebnadzor under the leadership of anna yurievna popova, this direction is actively developing and can be to some extent, if not an alternative, then a serious one. factor in the complex therapy of similar, so to speak, diseases, here we are already saying that an antibiotic - why shouldn’t it be abused, but you’ll damage the liver, there are no bacteriophages, you know, bacteriophages are a natural product, so they are less dangerous, so to speak has significantly less adverse reactions of the body, so if we put some reserve antibiotics into use, they have also already been checked for levels. in the initiating plan and in the russian academy of sciences, we have a platform of the scientific council on life sciences under the presidium of the russian academy of sciences, which considers these types of issues, we initiate consideration o

it’s july thirty-four, i was fired from the russian institute in no time.nue. the propaganda ministry declared me an exposed freemason and my public speeches were unacceptable for the lack of anti-semitism in them, for the christian point of view held in them. an attempt will be made to use my strength in preparation. campaign against russia 1938, early july, i i’m leaving germany completely, i would choke with disgust at the black hundreds mobilized there. the amount of hatred on every page in the book of damned days. by the way, bunin and ilin and others, they did not at all abdicate responsibility for what happened in russia, for the catastrophe that occurred, they blamed themselves for it, we tried to talk about this in our film sunstroke, look at a short excerpt, we did everything ourselves, everything with our own hands. they made it seem like i didn’t see something, we didn’t see something, didn’t understand something, i saw everything, understood everything, i understood everything, i just didn’t want to touch anything with my hands, why, even if it

arbitration courts and so on, yes, now there are no such institutions , it is clear that only russian institutionsly we ourselves can build this institutional environment. therefore , demand has grown sharply, and this, of course, requires further development, strengthening of our institutions, in this regard, this is the case that he confidently talks about, it will be like this a litmus test, because well, we calculate and also interpret everything in the same way as you interpret the civil code and expect that the court will still support this position, then we will go through a certain stage of growing up, then the opportunities that we are talking about will open up before us we say, if we don’t get through this, what would we not want to talk about? but obviously we will have to return to some point, including together with the state duma, and then change the laws, but this will be such a very difficult fork in the road, because laws alone you can’t write down all these nuances, the whole system must work for this, the law enforcement system, including the prosecutor’s office, which has actu

categorical refusal. 1934 june i was denied the right to work, 34 july, i was fired from the russian institutegainst me will continue. the propaganda ministry declared me an exposed freemason and my public appearances unacceptable. for the absence of anti-semitism in them, for the christian point of view held in them. an attempt will be made to use my forces in preparing a campaign against russia. 1938, early july. i am leaving germany completely, i would choke with disgust at the black hundreds mobilized there, with the involvement of a number of known agents of germany who led. the enormous danger of a fascist country with a fascist people with a fascist leader, and it’s bad if you don’t fight it. if you don’t expose this vileness, then this is how it all works out, if you give some figurative example of this, these are thimble holders, this is manipulation, it happens right here before our eyes, it is removed here, it is placed here, all people look at it in fascination, the result is the result is what the thimble maker needs, and why we decided to return to this topic, i suggest... let me

over the years , about 75,000 vietnamese specialists have been trained in russian institutes, and nowamese students are studying in russia. well, you can tell us a little about the economy, cooperation between the two countries is actively developing, only in... 2023, trade turnover increased by more than 8% and reached 5 billion. in the twenty-fourth year, growth will continue. the main items of russian export are mineral products, coal, agricultural products, imports are textiles, coffee, telephones and their components. also, the basis of economic cooperation between the two countries is the fuel and energy sector. during this visit she also... will be discussed, a joint venture established in the eighty-first year by zarubezhneft and the petrovietnam oil and gas corporation of vietnam is successfully operating in vietnam, it carries out oil production on the continental shelf of vietnam. and on the eve of the president's visit , the vietnamese newspaper nanzan published an article. here we see representatives of the delegation, sergei love is just in the picture. the head of vietn

russian correctional institutions eventually became a kind of refuge for ukrainian military personnelve. help in uncovering war crimes of the kiev regime against civilians in donbass, even the current situation for prisoners is much better than what could have been on the front line, they say that ukraine is increasingly reminiscent of a concentration camp with barbed wire and mines on the border, their own people shoot at their own people, and those who try to escape or are not ready to kill are finished off on the battlefield wounded, therefore surrender remains the only right decision. andrey ivlev mi. on wednesday, in the federation council, the parliamentary commission investigating the crimes of the kiev regime against children summed up the results of its work and released a 180-page report. with in 2022, the ukrainian authorities took 65,000 children from donbass and novorussia, and where they are is still unknown. in the commission's report. it is said that ukraine has violated all articles of the un convention on the rights of the child, crimes against the children of donbas

russian as a result, many prisoners increasingly do not want to. did the kiev regime really not need them? we visited correctional institutions konstram and smolensk regions and saw everything with our own eyes. our special report. choose such a lucky one, ukrainian military prisoners in one of the russian detention centers in the smolensk region are smiling and joking, it’s the perfect excuse not to eat, denis probably received a letter from his wife from ukraine, he shares his joy with everyone, honey, i miss you very much, i love you very much, it’s morally easier when you know that letters are coming, even if... someone didn’t receive it, then when a friend receives a letter, and you’re happy and happy for him just like him, these people did not want to kill civilians in donbass, voluntarily laid down their arms and remained alive. many say that they did not even have time to receive a baptism of fire, they surrendered as soon as they were forcibly mobilized, officially all have temporary status, detained for opposing a special military operation, and are being held in russian correctional institutions. beds, a table, ben

my refusal. 1934 april, a proposal to me, as a professor at a russian scientific institute, to engage to work. july, i was fired in no time from the russian institute, the campaign against me will continue, the propaganda ministry declared me to the exposed freemasons about my public speeches unacceptable for the lack of anti-semitism in them, for the christian point of view held in them, an attempt will be made to use my strength in preparation campaign against russia. 1938 on... alleys and damned days were written by the same person, it’s impossible, there’s so much bile, sarcasm, hatred on every page in bookish... “we didn’t see something, didn’t understand something, i saw everything, understood everything, understood everything, but i didn’t want to touch anything with my hands, but why, let it be someone else, let it’s just like that, calm down, it’s a big country, we’ll make a mess here, we’ll move to clean grass there, we’ll sit down there, there’s plenty of space, it’ll be okay!” it will work out, but it didn’t work out , it didn’t work out, which country was ruined, how did

russian correctional institutions eventually became unique. shelter for ukrainian military personnel,ainees testify to investigators and help in solving war crimes of the kiev regime against civilians in donbass, even the current situation for prisoners is much better than what could have been on the front line, ukraine says everything more reminiscent of a concentration camp with barbed wire and mines on the border, their own people shoot at their own people, and those who are trying to escape or are not ready to kill finish off the wounded on the battlefield, so the only option is to surrender. the only right decision. andrey eleev, mikhail verdiev, ivan paevsky, lyubov lomanova, khlimat kuchmezova, news. the famous trinity icon, painted by andrei rublev, returned to the trinity lavra of st. sergius. from the cathedral of christ the savior, the shrine was transported to its historical place in a special van with a climatic box and a shock absorption system. the icon was delivered to the lavra on the eve of one of the main orthodox holidays, trinity day. the service in honor of this

the russian president said that right now, 130 students from the dpr k are studying and russian institutions as part of the joint programs between the 2 countries. but that's expected to grow as well as such a grandiose welcome like the one that we received in pyongyang, i have never received ever before in any other country. and then earlier i was able to take some videos of what was going on there. i was in the press bleachers right in the middle of the action. i was able to get up close and personal with some of the residents of young yang. so let's take a lesson. but i think it's behind the scenes of thousands of people from the dpr k has gathered here as a most on square to celebrate this meeting between vladimir putin mccain and john, the dignitary. welcome on to middletown square in the centre. just come to an end that the people of the democratic republic of korea have organized for this. russian president vladimir thousands of them on the square run, 50000, all happy to war, a warm welcome, the russian president. here in po 9, we're driving at 2 different location now and so many pe

so if we can institutions engaging russian institution, so it's a 2 way conversation are always great to have you with us there. and i'll say international coming up of this short break, we've got more live coverage from beast and peaches, but international economic for him. and thank you more news. we will be right back in the acceptance and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show . search like why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do, don't want my shell stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you the, the, the russian states never is as tight as a phone and the most sense key and the best most i'll send, send up the speed the one else calls course about this, even though we will fan i

the russian president said that right now, 130 students from the dpr k are studying and russian institutions as part of the joint programs between the 2 countries. but that's expect to grow as well. a such a grandiose welcome, like the one that we received in pyongyang, i have never received ever before in any other country. i mean, we talked to some of the koreans that were helping us around and in the vehicles we were traveling around with, we have some, some questions about the preparations for this ceremony and everything. they said that the $50000.00 people that were on kim il sung square in the center of young yang. they were pur, uh, rehearsing for around 3 months just for this moment so that they could give all of their energy and enthusiasm to welcoming the russian president on what they knew at that point was going to be a very, very historic occasion. and we got the chance to, uh, you know, uh it had a little small talk with some of the local koreans as well as we were leaving the cable song square. everyone was really happy to see foreigners coming to the country. specifically ru

the russian president said that right now, $130.00 students from the dpr k are studying and russian institutions as part of the joint programs between the 2 countries. but that's expected to grow as well. uh, agriculture. re infrastructure, development and reconstruction efforts. these are all things that we're definitely going to see a deepening in terms of cooperation in the future between these 2 countries. yeah, truly has started trip indeed. and the other low pass. no, no, don't. i know it's your 1st visit to north korea and the tongue young and say you will feelings on what it's like the face. well, i have to say i traveled across much of the worlds with the, with the gremlins journalist full. and i have to say that a such a grandiose welcome like the one that we received in pyongyang, i have never received ever before. and any other country. i mean, we talked to some of the koreans that were helping us around. and in the vehicles we are traveling around with, we have some, some questions about the preparations for this ceremony and everything. they said that the $50000.00 people that were

the russian president said that right now, a 130 students from the dpr k are studying and russian institutions as part of the joint programs between the 2 countries. but that's expected to grow as well as such a grandiose welcome like the one that we received in pyongyang, i have never received ever before in any other countries. and earlier i was able to take some uh, videos of what was going on there. i was in the press bleachers right in the middle of the action. i was able to get up close and personal with some of the residents of young young. so let's take a listen. what does it give define the image of thousands of people from the dpr say has gathered here on the most on square to celebrate this meeting between vladimir mccain and john, the dignitary. welcome on criminals, on the square in the center. just come to an end that the people of the democratic republic of korea organized for this russian president vladimir. there's thousands of them on the square around $50000.00 all toward a warm, warmly welcome, the russian friends here in po 9 for the 6th. we're driving at 2 different locat

they had all been russian institute for political studies set. a good model called believes that the attack was an attempt to stare up religious valids in russia. this is uh, is your, uh, kind of, uh general setup for the subject was or the buyer and it comes from you as soon as it goes was, is that taking hostages or by taking cut off police station or non government, out of the shows. but you still subtract it, gets the present a vote. and now is that religious as a russian orthodox priest? positive nicolai's. that's a big keel size. you set up for the biggest found church building for us as you've been symbol or was that perhaps should be 3 in is long and i was all set get a static. so the main goal was just set us up. that was to a cottage on a mazda in our girls' restrooms, seats, and zahn, to use energy, or uh, the pricing between the, of those pretty jeremy to and that's a must him. so was the using called a level. did he just, where is it? all right, and 32 is in coal, fox news on people who can come to us as he said, to reset the network

awarded to chumakov petr mikhailovich, corresponding member of the russian academy of sciences, chief researcher at the engelhart institutef molecular biology, russian academy of sciences. dear vladimir vladimirovich, dear participants of the solemn meeting, dear guests, i am deeply grateful to the committee for awarding state prizes for such a high assessment. our work, exactly 50 years ago i began my work, scientific work at the institute of molecular biology, during the lifetime of the great russian scientist vladimir aleksandrovich ingelgart. vladimir aleksandrovich created a unique creative atmosphere at the institute, which i am very grateful for this atmosphere, and i am very grateful to the people of the institute - our achievements. our work for many years was of a purely fundamental nature, but their results made it possible to reconsider the process of transformation of normal cells into tumor cells and this made it possible to begin to develop fundamentally new approaches to the treatment of oncological diseases using oncoletic viruses, i want to emphasize what this is... honored artist of the russian federati

addressing the participants of the 2024 breaks games that's during the opening ceremony in the russian institute of cars on the system. and so we'll come together from over 60 countries of is the major assume awards. there's just a celebration of will demonstrate the trial for all of the universal values of supports and flare. you play these people, the birds games, so cuz then you must cor, well take place in moscow and we, because on the new, let's just say these hospital cities that have rich culture and traditions, that at the same time, hate over the whole looking some of the cities which reflect the very major on domain written outside of the world and the association of so we're in the use of the and a lot of momentum items that are a development files that will be present ring very unique. i had them to, to you and we serve as a model that they use, the partnerships weighs on trust and respect for each of those interest. i would like to know when you get that the breakdown and the parts games, what is the technology? it's hard when we also move our comprehensive the go and we do the whol

let's assume that we decide on this, in in particular, the chairman of the council of the russian public instituter of the presidential council of the russian federation for the development of civil society and human rights, borisov, pointed out, noting that the united states does not have an institution for monitoring elections, as is done in our country. we created the system taking into account the international one. experience and took into account the nuances and gaps that exist in the us electoral system. how is it possible, and the transparency of the electoral process, we are already silent about voting by mail for hundreds of thousands of dead souls. observers in the united states are often simply not allowed into the site, and the windows are boarded up with plywood. in 2022, another scandal occurred during the midterm congressional elections. representatives of 15 states sent osce observers to hell. thank you, america, we will take into account best practices. as we see, it’s the states that should be called inhumane in every sense; no one in the world allows so much hypocrisy, lies and

the drug is being developed by several leading russian institutes, and the project is financed by the? what is not known now, svetlana gordeeva found out. each mouse is a group, a group of research. in these boxes there are mice, which scientists were able to cure melanoma in a short time; they are testing an innovative therapeutic vaccine against certain types of cancer on rodents. cured mouse. scientists from several research centers, blokhin, hercyn and gomaleya, are working on the drug. this is not a vaccine in the usual sense. it is not intended for healthy people. this is a therapeutic vaccine. for those who already. fell ill with cancer, why is it called a vaccine, because it forces the body to develop immunity and itself fight the tumor that attacked it, this is not preventive from the point of view in view, there may be a classical infectious vaccine therapy approach, yes, that is, we cannot immunize him while a person is sick, but after we have received a sample of the tumor, this vaccine can be used against relapses, against metastases that may occur. without going into too

this traitor does not want to let his bloody idol down, so he is improving the work of russian state institutions, russifying the temporarily occupied territory and believes that the russian federation is a great power, he is a russian man, and will be devoted to serving it. budeland kisses his passport with a chicken and blows dust off it, and calls ukraine enemy territory, which russia is allegedly forced to tolerate. we create history, we stand on the side of truth. when the truth is behind us, nothing scares us. vladimir, you better not leave russia, because they will catch you like a rat and put you in prison for a long time. and pray that russia will need at least some time. of your services, because you yourself know what they do with those who are no longer needed. it was a program collaborators and i are olena kononenko. if you want to talk about the kremlin sellers, write to us at this email address or simply on facebook. together we will send all the traitors after the russian ship. see you in a week on espresso. exclusively. on the air of our channel. congratulations, friends, politkl

that he received russian citizenship and works in crimea, temporarily occupied by russia, where he holds the position of head of the so-called crimean branch of the federal cousin institution for strategic studies of civil protection of the ministry of emergency situations of the russian federation. when russia unleashed a full-scale war, volodymyr began to appear in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine. as it turned out, he was appointed deputy of the fake governor. of the kherson region and the head of the representative office of the kherson region in moscow. i can only be proud of this patriotism. we thank russia for accepting us, and this is the first time for us. and i hope that we will never let russia down in this. this traitor does not want to let his bloody idol down, so he is improving the work of russian state institutions. russifies the temporarily occupied territories and believes that erefia is a great state, and...

particular, bilateral agreements in the field of higher education were signed between russian educational institutionse far eastern federal university. everyone took pictures in front of the aurus limousine in which vladimir putin arrived for the negotiations. police officers from the residence also approached the parked luxury car. in addition, hanoi residents took pictures in front of the aurus near the vietnamese government office building. one of the girls photographed herself in front of a car with flags of russia and her home country. i note that aurus is a russian brand of executive cars, used in particular in presidential motorcades. chairman of the russian government, members of the cabinet of ministers. the head of state travels in this limousine, including during of their foreign visits. but, of course, vladimir putin’s visit first to north korea and then to vietnam did not go unnoticed by the media. so, what does the world write? the british guardian notes that the russian president’s visit to vietnam was a continuation of his high-profile visit to phinyan. and it reminds that moscow is a