thank you, we are these institutionalized aunties with the guard corps of the sambir revolution, thisnous force that controls almost 30% of the economy and already with this the power bloc and the expansionist policy of iran, both in the region and now in our country. well, so far it is a danger, it is not possible to stop this protest , how large-scale it has become , the protest . -year-old maxa and my name was her, the moral police detained her for wearing a hijab incorrectly, officials said that she died of a heart attack, but relatives and some members of the group rejected these statements, stressing that they also beat me during the detention, after which she died as a result of this beating, please continue and within a week, the protests covered more than 30 iranian cities , including tehran. so why are the protests still without a correspondent? women's faces are the very personification of freedom, freedom, and in particular, that e- women's reporting is, in addition to er-e gallant slogans, and the er-e spring that is spreading now er-e country is returning to er-e idea ab

ugh if i didn't felt optimism about the future of this country in a small hospice in the city of sambir near the polish border with his colleague richard clarke who is an expert in palliative medicine and we met with dedicated ukrainian doctors and nurses who created a wonderful hospice not only for those patients who are dying but for those patients who require constant care and these are very poor patients, that is, the question is not that these doctors earn money from this, er, the local government in sambor pays for everything and this was medicine at its best and i was very pleased to see it in sambor. for many years, i came to ukraine to help my colleagues, especially neurosurgeons, that is, i talked about science, technology, scanners, microscopes . but it would be good if i also helped my colleague richard clarke is also a very well-known doctor in england, if we could, er, help the development of palliative medicine here in ukraine, of course we all have to die, and this is a very important part of medicine , which is very often overlooked in ukraine, but how doctors as nurses