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i been to saint petersburg and i did and uh to uh, moscow. when the party had its trans anniversary, i was paper and i was, i was a former intelligence officer. they loved me and there was no problem. i knew many k g b officers when i worked overseas in europe in the middle east. and we got along just fine. i would say, you know, there are people out there who want to fix this. and there are people out there who want to make sure that there is a good future for both russia and the united states. and for china. and we have to find the, we have to put them in positions of authority where they will make things change. well, on this hopeful note, we have to leave it as thank you very much, mr. gerald. it for sharing your expertise with us today? well, thank you. it for everybody. thank you for watching 12 to sir again on walter part of the the the idea of conduct must've overnight bombardment of gaza. so i was prime minister netanyahu sais. the 1st phase of the cold war is over of the default. and then the forces within israel park kills also at

and i also would like to mention what at between the city of saint petersburg and osha me, and there are close ties and close collaboration. it's like i'm one of them do, don't tell me about info now when you're looking for somebody, that's what i found. okay. and again searching. so again, video being built. yep. you should be in on the phone just the time to come down. come mounting. yeah. be able to no one, hey, i know we have now i'm back now or especially both of these dogs feel i would like to things administration, the seat of a st. petersburg. can you personally and i would like to think that the russian authority is for helping to have the sullen ceremony. and once again, i would like to say that these youths and has become symbolical them to you to meet in the context of the relations between our country. got some t. let me talk up down on that. any movies, ma'am? uh, the non visual didn't sound how many of them you know, band way, you know, i don't want to buy one that i know sometimes. yeah. do you know that's a good thought? i'm going to say criteria general will not be

cargoes are exported internally to moscow, the moscow region and saint petersburg.containers. for export on container lines, in particular. in china today our partner ports are cendau, dalian , shanghai, where fish products go . during the same month of august, we sent 200 containers of fish products, that’s about 5,500 tons, which were exported. by mid-september, the catch of pacific salmon in the far east exceeded 580,000 tons, which is almost 2 and a half times more than in 2022. 14% more than in 2021, data according to the federal fisheries agency, the traditional leader is the kamchatka territory, this region accounts for more than 80% of the volume, with the sakhalin region in second place. alexey goryachev founded an online store selling seafood many years ago; the warehouse in moscow receives fish, caviar and more from all over the country, sturgeon from astrakhan, murmansk, cod and haddock, and of course, a rich assortment from the far east. the most interesting thing is that the far east is also huge, look, kamchatka, sakhalin 3 hours on a turboprop plane,

but francis on friday let a prayer vigil for peace in saint petersburg. she'll look up in the back of the pond. have said that he's praying for countries and regions and more saying that the world is in a dark hour since the start of these rarely home off workers, francis is appealed for the release of hostages in gaza and for humanitarian aid for civilians. he declared friday a day of prayer and fasting, and he invited people to various christian denominations and other states to take part of their own ideas. for the pontiff has been vocal about the middle east conflict. earlier i asked our corresponded martin jack, what the pope is saying with his day of prayer and penance. so i think that to some degree is obviously uh, the way to concentrate the attention of the catholic community across the world on conflict. but i think it's also an expression of support for the creasing community in the area, which has been that the receiving end of a lot of the violence, mostly the bombing of gas. and now we're a church with palms and for fear. yes. which was, it'

i been to saint petersburg and i did to uh to uh, moscow when the party had it's trans anniversary. i was a paper and i was, i was a former intelligence officer. they loved me and there was no problem. i knew many k g b officers when i worked overseas in europe in the middle east. and we got along just fine. i would say, you know, there are people out here who want to fix this. and there are people out there who want to make sure that there is a good future for both russia and the united states. and for china. and we have to find the, we have to put them in positions of authority where they will make things change. well, uh on this whole note, we have to leave it a. thank you very much, mr. drowsy for sharing your expertise with us today. well, thank you for having me on. thank you for watching. poked us here again on the world's a part of the, a cheap energy company to invest you russian guys, cheap and suppose affordable and secure. and the stable has been proved not to gauge the use of will. that is no longer there. the people as the one that sits, you know, because it's a so for

assassins. moscow has also accused care of, of getting jealous by linda trasky at the cafe in saint petersburg. as well as attempting to assassinate several of us inside russia. the try me bridge is another civilian targets that's being bombed by ukraine, getting a number of people. what's a dive deeper into this store that's across live now to form a us intelligence officer and the host of the whistle blows, junction block a john grades have you with us. thanks pleasures, mind love as well. just to get your thoughts about these relations in the washington post and especially the timing as doug you're doing it was killed back in august. let's get well i, i frankly believe the washington post reporting for a couple of reasons. first, you know, the c, i a was, was forbidden by law in 1975 from carrying out assassinations. there was an exception to that in the immediate aftermath of the september 11th attacks. where if a person presents a clear and present danger to the united states, to american citizens or to american installations, that person can be killed. so at the c, i a has done to get ar

i've been to saint petersburg and i've been to, uh to uh, moscow when the party had its trent down over 3 was a paper. and um, uh i was, i was a former intelligence officer, they loved me and there was no problem. i knew many k g b officers when i worked overseas in europe in the middle east. and we got along just fine. i would say, you know, there are people out there who want to fix this, and there are people out there who want to make sure that there is a good future for both russia and the united states. and for china. and we have to find the we have to put them in positions of authority where they will make things change. well on this hopeful note, we have to leave it a. thank you very much, mr. drove it for sharing your expertise with us today. well, thank you for having me on. thank you for watching. poked us here again on the world's a part of the israel conduct some massive overnight on bottom of garza as 5 minutes. and then yahoo says the 1st phase of the war is over. as most of what he calls and any forces of destroying the israel's head by a barrels of rockets fired by how b

i found that it's go back to you in saint petersburg is let's look at the players on the ground. we have a mouse, we have has the law, we have iran and collectively they are very powerful. but when each one of them acts separately, they're not as powerful. that's why i think it has the laws role, and this will only grow because if a mazda is taken out, then has the law is weakened and a ranch view of the region also. so do you see them working collectively together? because if there is any, any real form of an ethnic cleansing has blah has to react, it simply has to go ahead and st. petersburg as well. i agree. and in the case of a whole scale, i must go to all the guys on paper. you know all the harder for the pictures, streaming, auto, gaza. i would think and it would be impossible for his beloved to remain at posse phone. look, at some stage they might are getting moved and we all know is below are, is much more capable of conducting a type of welfare that has created that gaze these rio and you know, the military conflict and it has it being able to repel any israeli attack o

old did a ro sit house on one last big journey, the cold and sunny the customer, the 2nd in saint petersburg, who was considered to be one of the enlightened absolutism. this ro wanted to convince the will polish despotism, which would essentially mean abolishing himself. she told him once you to the rogue, that his great principles were beautiful in books, but they made for bad practical policy. while you wrong, i shall. i'm feeling paper. she said, i am right on human skin which is sensitive to the slightest touch. it arose. idealism was no match for catherine's hob knows real politics. he like to return to paris dissolution. the oxford university is one of the oldest in the world. it's students have included philosophers, john locke, and adam smith, physics genius, stephen hawking, internet inventor, tim berners lee, us president, bill clinton, people who went on to change the world the today, the university's future of humanity institute is tackling big picture questions about humanity. according to swedish philosopher, an institute director nick foster and we are on the costs of perhaps

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the russian origins of the first world war in he taking this revision point of view looks to saint petersburg and russia for the cause of the outbreak of the first world war, not much to germany and austria. the standard textbook case do interesting that the paperback of that book came out in 2013 just in time to join the abundant crop of books that came out that year marking the centennial of the beginning of world war one. so prominently reviewed a brilliant stroke for the publisher. and then just a few years. how does he do this? in 2017, he published a book called the russian revolution a new history and 2017, the centennial of the russian. of 1917, sean is the recipient of several book the arthur good site book, the norman beat tomlinson jr book prize and the barbara jelavic book prize, among other honors. he's a compelling writer, and even if you disagree, the point of view with the argument in the book, you the writing very sort of muscular and it draws you in he's one of the best writers in the field of russian soviet history today. it must be said in conclusion, that sean is a gradua

bruce bochy's texas rangers in saint petersburg, where corey seager hit this hump backer off.th. jose siri knocks the ball down, but then airmailed his throw to third two runs, come home. three texas pitchers combined on a four nothing shutout. the rays have lost six straight postseason games. they'll host game two of this best of three again tomorrow. and toronto at minnesota in the other american league wild card game. one on for royce lewis in the first inning off blue jays starter pablo lopez that'll get the home crowd excited off to a two nothing lead this was a tight game all the way to the end. george springer came to the plate as the tying run in the ninth but alex kirilloff makes a nice play at first to grab the ground ball and flip to his pitcher, johan duran, covering the twins win 3 to 1, they'll host game two tomorrow. two of the teams that are elites in this early nfl season meet sunday night in santa clara. the undefeated 49 ers host the one loss cowboys, a matchup that has the attention of the dallas owner. we know there one of, if not the teams that are playin

a plane carrying prigozhin and his top lieutenants crashed while flying from moscow to saint petersburged a briefing on the war in ukraine. he met in the oval office at the white house with members of his national security team. it was a closed door meeting with secretary of defense lloyd austin and the newly appointed chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general charles brown. the conversation is expected to include any progress or setbacks for ukraine and the status of aid needed for ukraine's military. three we're learning more about the san jose home daycare center, where two children drowned earlier this week. state inspectors have visited the happy, happy home daycare located on fleetwood drive eight times in the last three years. records show the business has been cited six times, including one citation last month for failure to check on infants every 15 minutes while they slept. there was also concern about the backyard swimming pool, including windows that had access to the pool and problems with fencing. regulators say the pool problems were fixed back in 2021. new at noon,

♪ bmo ♪ a division championship, which meant opening up today against the rays in saint petersburg. off chris devenski in the sixth. jose siri knocks the ball down, but then airmails his throw to third. two runs come home. three texas pitchers combined on a four. nothing shut out. the rays have lost six straight postseason games as they'll host game two of this. best of three again tomorrow in the other american league game, the twins hosted the toronto blue jays. twins royce lewis hit a two run homer in the first, and then he did this in his next at bat in the third. lewis providing all of the offense for the twins in this one. it was three, two, one when the blue jays put two on in the sixth. matt chapman hits one high and deep to right center. that could give the blue jays the lead. unless michael taylor is out there. taylor goes above the fence to take a three run homer away and preserve the lead. minnesota, a 3 to 1 winner and will host game two tomorrow in milwaukee. brewers fans were ready for their game against the diamondbacks three three game in the fourth. gabriel moreno

petersburg, words of gratitude, appreciation and blessings on the two governors who are here today. through the prayers of the saint nevsky, may the lord protect the russian land, the city of moscow and st. petersburg, from famine, destruction, cowardice, flood, fire, sword, from invasions of tribesmen, from internecine warfare and from everything that can weaken , tear strength of our people, we still have a lot... we need to do not only on a national scale, but i’m not afraid to say on a world scale, while remaining a holding force, a holding force is one that does not give the opportunity for total world evil to take over the entire human race, and may god help us, this is how we carry out the great historical, spiritual mission of our church, so that... our fatherland prospers, our people become spiritually stronger, peace and tranquility are restored in the world and justice, i heartily congratulate all of you, my dears, on this day, god bless you. hello, there is a news release on channel one, in the studio maxim sharafuddinov and briefly about the main thing. explosions in the gas sector - the most powerful

the fact that nikolai petrovich rumyantsev was buried in the cathedral of saints peter and paul, and he died in st. petersburgd to be buried here. the paskevich tomb chapel was built in 1889. the initiator of the construction was fyodor ivanovich paskevich, the son of general field marshal. he made this decision himself, or it was some kind of family council to bring here the ashes of his ancestors, including his famous father, general-field ivan fedorovich paskevich. that fedor ivanovich paskevich. decided to build a tomb in gomel, which also shows that gomel meant a lot to this family. similar structures of a sacred nature. this kind of architecture can no longer be found on the territory of belarus, it is the only one, and therefore unique. eight people from the paskevich family were buried in the tomb; the last burial was made in 1903, then fyodor ivanovich paskevich, the last owner of the gomel estate in the male line, died; during the construction of the tomb, its walls were laid this kind of stone poured with a solution of glass and glaze, this kind of masonry, this special stone, it was used on the te

rumyantsev was buried in the cathedral of saints peter and paul, and he died in st. petersburg.itiator of the construction was fyodor ivanovich paskevich, the son of general field marshal. he made this decision. or it was some kind of family council to bring here the ashes of their ancestors, including their famous father, film marshal general ivan fedorovich paskevich. the fact that fyodor ivanovich paskevich decided to build a tomb in gomel also suggests that gomel meant a lot to this family. similar structures of a sacred nature, like this. no longer found, it is the only one, therefore unique. eight people from the paskevich family are buried in the tomb. the last burial was made in 1903. then fyodor ivanovich paskevich, the last owner of the gomel estate in the male line, died. during the construction of the tomb, the walls were laid with this kind of stone poured with glass mortar and this kind of masonry with a special stone like this, it was used on the territory of the palace and park ensemble not only here, but the walls of the winter garden are laid out in a similar w

was renamed petersburg, the sword and other exhibits from kaliningrad were transported to the exhibition, but there is nothing strange about this, alexander nevsky is considered the patron saintied a year ago, and how did he know? he helped someone who brought in the investigation from the authorities, and who led the investigation, you don’t remember, i certainly don’t remember, 5 years ago sword i ended up in one of the honest meetings abroad, by the way, information about this is posted on all specialized sites. could you please provide me with documents on this issue? i wish i could leave my phone number, uh-huh, out of respect for alexandra, alexey, a damned thing, but do you believe it? i know that, thank you, i will wait for your call. tell me, who has the best collection of bladed weapons in the city? of those who publicly announced the collection, yes from kazankov, and the collection of icons, from kazankov, that’s it, i’m ready, today we have important topic, guys, write notes, study lessons, maybe i can turn you into people to evade taxes? when importing a valuable product, guys, what needs to be done, but to give someone a product, it is especially beneficial for