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hello, the program "sas is authorized to declare" is on air. i am its host nadezhda sas, i welcome you and remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening, to understand how these processes, events, people will affect life countries of each of us. preparing for today's program, i remembered the works of janusz wisniewski, loneliness on the net. it is still worth paraphrasing, solitary on the net. how the arrest of pavel durov will affect social networks, their future, we will talk about this in more detail immediately after even a hundred key events of world politics this week. the chinese book center opened in the national library of belarus. a representative of the prc board of directors for literature publishing and distribution said that a similar center is already in use popular in 15 countries of europe, asia, latin america. belarus became the sixteenth country that will be able to get to know chinese culture better, in turn, the head of the diplomatic mission of china csiya wu yuyun, stated that

hello, the program "sas is authorized to declare" is on air. i am its host nadezhda sas, i welcome you and remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country and... each of us. we will talk about the new round of escalation in the conflict in ukraine in more detail immediately after the evens of key events in world politics of this weeks. a wave of pager explosions swept across lebanon. detonation reports continued for about an hour. the intercoms used by hezbollah members exploded in their hands, pockets, and bags. the pagers had switches built into them to remotely activate the explosives after receiving a message similar to those normally sent. hezbollah leadership. the pagers were programmed to beep for a few seconds before detonating. more than 10 people were killed and approximately 4.00 residents were injured. the son of a hezbollah member was killed by an explosion right in the lebanese parliament, local media wr

province ng rizal. hindi ito naging hadlang para ipagtuloy ang nagamana search and rescue sa...lo city, na-recover ng antipolo, cdr. here is ilam, here is water. garam ghazvin is here in shushtar here is iraq, here is ardabil, here is khomein, here is zanjan, here is kermanshah, here is the central branch of tehran , sarah, tehran, pars, and here is iran, the cradle of carpets . iran is the cradle of carpets. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, the islamic propaganda coordination council announced the commemoration of the martyrs of 17 cities. it will be held today at 10:00 am in farhang sarai behesht zahra, part 17. another event will be held at 17:30 at the place of the martyrs of the 17th of shahrivar in shahada square. 17 cities and 10 years.

from your perspective, would ou sa ? , ., , from your perspective, would ou sa ? , . , , you say?: you say? yes, it was incredibly relieving to — you say? yes, it was incredibly relieving to see _ you say? yes, it was incredibly relieving to see so _ you say? yes, it was incredibly relieving to see so many - relieving to see so many children and families turn out for the vaccination yesterday morning. i visited an unrwa facility at a school turned shelter and also went with the teams tend to attend. it was generally a positive atmosphere for families towards the polio vaccination. a lot of the parents expressed their relief that this vaccine was available but of course we had these periodic humanitarian pauses, we need a ceasefire. having these pauses, we've had strikes this morning, strikes yesterday afternoon. it is still a tense atmosphere here in the gaza strip stoppered was a little weird yesterday, to be honest. i think everybody noticed to go even an hour without hearing a bomb or a strike is something we have not experienced for weeks, to go a day without having evacuation

it with the things they have been sa in: ? ., , . with the things they have been sa inc?hat _ saying? it does and that should be added that these _ saying? it does and that should be added that these are - be added that these are regional parliaments, they do not have power over foreign policy but what the far left party have basically been saying is that they will make their collaboration, which is needed to keep the far right out, independent, on a stronger stance on sending weapons to ukraine so this is certainly a dynamic that plays into it very much now in both of the states, saxony and thuringia, and will impact the federal election next year. might make a brief thought, why is olaf scholz so unpopular? there are many reasons for that. he has been falling in the polls for quite some time and i think he is seen as the head of a coalition thatis seen as the head of a coalition that is deeply divided, squabbles amongst itself while people want real change and therefore he is not really exercising enough control i think as much as people are concerned over the way the g

, i'm sure, i'm sure there is the sas, the british military uh team, and then we have also the specialseparating the roles and the targets for the same goal, yes now how they want they going to deal with the with the uh state of normalization? yeah, think after 40,000 uh merter in gaza and after 90,000 uh wounded uh in gaza, they nothing is moving their dignity to to fight against the israelis or at least take out one uh one israel flag from any uh like trading buildings or office or embassy, they still have very big ties with the israelis entity against the palestinian. now i don't think anything will move those uh people to uh to defend and support the palestinian against the israelis and from the occupied west bank and jerusalem to gaza where hamas still controls a battlefield despite... לדברים שנאמרו פה, תראו, ההתנהלות הישראלית הביאה את יכי סינור למצב שהוא צריך לבחור בין הניצחון הקטן והניצחון הקטן הוא עסקה, הוא ישב על הספק כמו שהוא עשה כבר בפעם הקודמת ויסמן ככה, לבין הניצחון הגדול שהוא התלקדות אזירות ומלחמה אזורית שבה ישראל תעמוד לבד, ואגב, אם לא תהיה הפסקה של המלחמה בעזה לא תהיה ג

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and until the end of the war, in 1945 cut in no stip unit held the position of archbishop of sa grab. that was his role and that he was the only man responsible for maintaining daily contract with the vatican. he even went as far as sending daily messages and left us to pope pius the 12th unbelievably malicious step in which made his contribution by inviting one of his closest and best friends at the time, months and your muscle changed to visit the asylum, its concentration camp that visit took place in 1942. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real live indians. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this product? can you see through their illusions, going underground can for the way it was allowed to dissolve those that escaped seeing we've infinity total we've got more signal supply the issues to the task. ok, so you gotta, you gotta keep that the pacific. what's the little quick look at the air conditioni

also about two killed in zarit in north of palestine, occupied palestine, american, yes, we have the sasnow and they are talking about bingavir and they are talking about how they trying to attack they they have in mind how to attack but bengavir is acting by himself and i think it's roll sharing yes. that netanyahu will do his act, abingavir will do his what what he has to do, and they are like separating the roles and the targets for the same goal, yes, now how they want they going to deal with the with the uh state of normalization, yeah, i think after 40,000 murter in gaza and after 90,000 wonded in gaza, they nothing is moving their dignity to... to to fight against the israelis or at least take out one uh one israeli flag from any like trading buildings or office or embassy, they still have very big ties with the israelis entity against the palestinian. now i don't think anything will move those people to uh to defend and support the palestinian against the israelis. and from the occupied west bank and jerusalem to gaza, where hamas still controls a battlefield, despite the militar

province ng rizal, hindi ito naging hadlang para ipagtuloy search and rescue sa city parinapao, barangaysan jose antipolo city, na-recover ng antipolo, cdr. equipment with a useful life of 5 to 8 years. the officials of the ministry of labor say that the life of most of the industrial machines over 20 years reduces the productivity in production increased energy consumption. we saw nearly 15 thousand worn out machines over 20 years old . well, we have a legacy. we have had this wear and tear of machinery for the past 10 years, at least we can see that it has been working for almost 50 years, but the machine needs to be updated. they offered us the condition that there was no domestic production, but until today this offer has not been given. the most important problem we have today is the difference in the dollar rate. the difference in the dollar rate is a fact. we cannot deny it. according to the guardians of the country's industry, increasing productivity requires the reconstruction and renovation of industrial machines and equipment. if we do not make industrialization , we will fall

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our beirot correspondent mariam sa joined us earlier with an update on situation along lebanon's southern borders and exchange of fire between hezbollah and the israeli regime. well it was tough night actually in lebanon was also uh in the retaliation uh against all the attacks in south lebanon. it seemed that hizbullah was able to hit hard in several areas uh in safad and that is all of course in retaliation for the attacks that we saw, especially in ahmadiyah in the town of ahmadiyah there was a murder and several people injured including a child uh and that of course as hazballah had warned earlier, any attacks that come near civilians or directly target civilians uh will be dealt with uh through area in areas that are further away and so we saw that in the first direct retaliation uh for that attack hisballah launched attack on the uh alternative uh barracks for the northern command especially in the galili stands and all the... stick stores and all the the the main headquarters with kechusha rockets, hizballah there said they launched an air attack using uav and bomb laiden uav and i

this location will be use so the west fla mra* sa must be a plexable open space for tents, temporaryhen we came to you at concept design we had two very different items about the plaza we call balance and the other which we call balance. we found they had a preference for the the more informal scheme. they asked for more seating. so we proceeded to ■éthe best elements of the balance scheme and integrate them into a new design, our current plan for st plaza hich we call bounce 2.0. there is three key features to the west plaza. the first is a grove of trees, the second is an open flexible space. third is an outdoor classroom. the pront is very graphic. the bands of the paving pattern relate to the architecture facade, while the arcsre inspired by the stripingof a basketball court. so foernl al--formal and fun. seating is an important we provide lots of seating and finally this tree it's both a buffer between the entry op off and plaza. and provides a human scale canopy for the space. zoo it's between these two zones that we're thriving to create a character that is complimentary and s

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the sas program is authorized to declare. i am its host nadezhda sas. greetings to you. let me remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. the topic of today's program is new cold war clash of special services, we will discuss in more detail immediately after the digest of key events of world politics this week. the first election debates with the participation of candidates from the democratic party kamala harris and the republican party. donald trump took place in the united states. a heated discussion between the two presidential candidates, which lasted for an hour and a half, took place live on the abc television channel. the candidates discussed a wide range of topics in domestic foreign policy. usa, including the economy, the ban on abortion, illegal migration, as well as conflicts in ukraine in the gas sector. american entrepreneur elon musk admitted that democratic presidential candidate kamala harris exceeded the ex

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hello, on the air of the sas program i am authorized to declare, i am its host nadezhda sas, i welcomeemind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. we will talk about zelensky's avant-garde military provocations in more detail, immediately after the digest of key events of world politics this week. the polish authorities are ready to discuss. belarus is resuming the work of closed checkpoints, this was stated on wednesday by the head of the ministry of internal affairs , minister-coordinator of the special services of poland tomasz simoniak on the air of polish radio. the belarusian authorities have recently created the preconditions for reaching an agreement on regulating the crisis between the two countries, in including for opening closed warsaw border checkpoints. this was stated on air by the head of the polish ministry of internal affairs tomasz simoniak on the radio station radio z. we believe that there are grounds for resolving the mo

hello, the sas program is on air , i am authorized to declare, its host nadezhda sas, i greet you, i remind you that this is the program for... those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. the topic of our program today is the breakthrough of russian troops in donbass and the price of the kurdish adventure. we will discuss in detail immediately after the digest of key events in world politics this week. elections in germany demonstrated the fear of germans before a big war in europe. on september 1 , elections were held in lantage in two eastern states of germany. local. parliament. according to the results, a confident victory in thuringia was won by the right-wing alternative for germany party, which secured the support of 32.8% of voters. the sarava.next union received 15.8%. thus, the political forces advocating for active participation of germany in the diplomatic process on ukraine together gained almost half of the voters' votes. in saxony, the afd, the sara wagening

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s'appelle andré, qui décide tout d'un coup qui il a trop de femmes qui portent le voil intégrale dans saouvons pas accepter dans notre pays, des femmes, prisonnière derrière un grillage, coupé de toute vie sociale, privé de toute identité, ce n'est pas l'idée que la république française se fait de la dignité de la femme. any veil, this is a practice, that in our view is absolutely full decrimination against women, and secondly, it is something that we perceive as a blunt to us, by hiding their faith, by preventing us to see who they are, they refuse to accept me, as i am, and in fact i am the victim, i am the victim of uh of an habit which is, in my view, uncivilized habit and which is uh ruining the common will to live together. in july 2010, after 15 months of debate, the national assembly overwhelmingly voted in favor of bill to ban all clothing. concealing the face in public places, wearing the burker or the nikab in public is now illegal in france with fine of up to 150 et la conséquence d'une loi pareille ça a été tout simplement que les femmes qui portaient le vol intégral, elle n

very briefly, when he sa s like this. very briefly, when he says he _ like this._ like this. very briefly, when he says he thinks the - like this. very briefly, when he says he thinks the deal. like this. very briefly, when | he says he thinks the deal is very close, the quote in the last half hour, you would still be very sceptical because the us has been much more positive than the reality is that seem to be the case on the ground? that is the end of the season of talking. biden is optimistic in the last two months and says the agreement is around the corner and nothing happens. israel, as long as israel can continue to manage this war without any kind of price being paid, benjamin netanyahu will continue to do so and if mr biden wants really to stop this war, he knows very well how to do it, it is not by soft remarks like benjamin netanyahu is not doing enough. this is not the way to put an end to a war in which so many people lost their lives. we war in which so many people lost their lives.— lost their lives. we have to leave it there _ lost their lives. we h

but sas, the weak trees cannot. that's why the bulk beetle is having a feast. i don't know who i'm talking about these vision like what years ago this area was, holy forest and when the slice it, we're standing here now on wednesday, last part of this area was infested in doing this, the or that area. but also being said in a matter of i as, as the beatles, each a way is transport nutrients and water. the spruce is then die of fast and malnutrition. the beetle is good, at least spreading across europe and the halter it gets them, beetles will breed. what a full scale infestation looks like can be seen in bach beetle central, which is the hot national park in the middle of germany, where we're headed here about 90 percent of all spruce is opted the block people has come seeking and gone, leaving behind the region that is quite frankly shocking to look at. we're meeting the goal on peach, the head of the hots national park. the hots region is hit so hard because it had a very big concentration of spaces. but for peach and many others, this post apocalyptic lookin

even kamala's aides sas unchy that the race is unchanged. the ultimate challenge is fos st kamala to be able to get nuople to support her because trump's numbers are not moving. they are solidmb they're not going anywhere. and they she believes, got to disqualify him. >> so what is she going to do? she's going to lie for the next few week juss. all right. she's going to say everything th to sa to makele belie people believe she's going to take away their social security's going to take away health care. i mean, all stuff that's been ob and obviously the media is not going to help him with any of that stuff. ther but the crazy part about this is that trump and vance have dons vance 48 interviews ae and waltz have done eight. now she wants do oprah winfrey d out here. now that that should be interestingo opray i . i can't imagine that's going to be a tough one for her.ug but at the end of the day, it's 54 days and she still hasn't dons 54e solo presser and she now she's saying she's needs more debate. she's the one who turned down the debate a

murderers from the ss security units and the sa storm troopers.e security police and the sd security service. the secret field police, the gendarmerie, the armed forces of the wehrmacht. the monsters from the special ss battalion, dirle-wanger, who destroyed almost 200 belarusian villages, killing more than 120 thousand people. we remember the atrocities of the 118th police security battalion formed from ukrainian nationalists. nationalists. today, more than 10 thousand of them are known. remembers all those tortured in concentration camps, of whom , taking into account the preliminary results of the criminal investigation, there are over 540. we remember those who became prisoners of the ghetto, accepting a martyr's death. who did not return from german slavery. we remember all the tortured and burned alive belarusian children. decades later, belarus has not been able to heal its wounds. and today , more and more burial sites of victims of genocide are being opened. more and more evidence is appearing. of that terrible tragedy, the name of which

he sa s it's later times then we are now.g strategy. it's worth noting that trump says it's too late to debate, but if you remember back in 2016 and 2020, those debates were actually scheduled for later than september 21, so he has accepted debates universally in 2016 and 2020 in later times then we are now. he sa s it's later times then we are now. he says it's because voting, but you think it's for other reasons. you think it's for other reason— you think it's for other reasons. ., ., , , reasons. voting has 'ust started in i reasons. voting has 'ust started in north i reasons. voting hasjustj started in north carolina reasons. voting hasjust - started in north carolina were military and overseas ballots went out to voters just yesterday. early in person voting, there's certainly a lot of time and opportunity to get the information out for voters, but generally speaking, not specific to this race, butjust generally across all races and in my experience in people want to debate when it serves them in domine feel they'd don't

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washington sa 5 what can we expect? washington sa s it is what can we expect?we expect? washington says it is about reaffirming - says it is about reaffirming the special relationship, a phrase we have heard many times before. especially important to uk government, first used by winston churchill in the aftermath of the second world war. the us understands this is an important phrase for the british government, so it has chosen to use it. the kind of issues we expect them to discuss, its been brief, but the indo—pacific issues in particular, the conflict issues with china in the south china sea, the orchestra security partnership between australia, the uk and the us, that will come up. the aukus security partnership. i should say on friday, yesterday, the white house announced sir keir starmer would travel to the us for a bilateral meeting with president biden, the second in their respective terms of office, this coming friday. arguably building those relationships, with biden and antony blinken here, but i guess david lammy and the uk government have to think

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let's listen to what he is sa inc. �* , let's listen to what he is sa in. m ., saying. a significant part of this territory was _ saying. a significant part of| this territory was abandoned saying. a significant part of i this territory was abandoned by russian troops. they simply fled when they saw our forces approaching. of course, a significant part of the territory was taken under control by our forces in the battle. so far during the first month of our operation in the coast region, russian forces have lost about 6000 soldiers killed and injured. in other towns, thousands of russian troops and other war zones. thanks to our actions, there is no threat that russia will launch a new advance and operation on our territory. as was the case in may this year when putin launched an assault on kharkiv. we also see changes in the overall war situation. first of all, as a result of our actions putin has shown his real interest and this should be obvious, even to those who could still believe that putin is that war to protect some of his people or some of his security interes

that is interesting to sa that group? that is interesting to say that because _ group?y that because this - say that because this resolution has been in place for 20 years. and nobody in the international community has helped lebanon enforce it. and now suddenly, the resolution has become day hinging matter. i don't international community for not coming to their help of lebanon and establishing parameters around the disarmament of hezbollah. hezbollah have said openly that they will continue with their strikes until there is a ceasefire in gaza. do you think the talk of the ceasefire is simply that, talk? i the talk of the ceasefire is simply that, talk?- the talk of the ceasefire is simply that, talk? i think in terms of — simply that, talk? i think in terms of ceasefire, - simply that, talk? i think in terms of ceasefire, we - simply that, talk? i think in terms of ceasefire, we will| simply that, talk? i think in i terms of ceasefire, we will be hard pushed to see one before the us elections. i think the present israeli government is paying for time and one of the t

find fascinating, it's very disturbing period in the whole conflict in that we have first of all the sas killing three ira active service unit volunteers in gibralter, um, it needs to be pointed out, none of them were armed at the time of their killing, and let's be clear, you don't send the sas in if you're looking to affect the citizen's arrest, so in the aftermath of that killing at the funerals, the funeral itself then a milltown cemetry was attacked and grenades were thrown and shots were fired and three further people were killed, and then a matter of a couple of days later at... those funerals of the victims there, two british army corporals accidentally drove into the funeral cortege, the mourers thought they were being attacked again, turned on the corprals and kill both of them, so it's this awful time, i remember was an undergraduate student at the time following these news events in the mainland, and it looked like the whole thing was going to topple over the brink, you now civil war looked a real possibility, you now, how can this be stopped, it's just getting worse, and it'

lot to a significant disabilities. ation of the situation in the region and disagreement of bombing sa presidential areas in loveland, on result in a huge number of human casualties. and will inevitably lead to a humanitarian disaster. similar to what we are witnessing in gaza. these consequences of course, cannot leave us indifference and cannot fail to raise our deepest concerns. and with that 3 days of mourning for her son, that's what i have been announced, and 11 on the following his assassination. with a date and location of his funeral, remaining secret due to security concerns. and while his blood has been found, the remains of nothing at all. i have been recovered. it's impossible, however, to verify if this is his body being removed from the crater off of 80 tons of american supply, the funk of investing farms destroyed that area of the killing of the has. but i later sparked outrage worldwide people that the streets and protests carrying palestinian and lebanese flags in italy by the netherlands, august on just a name, a few but an israel, however, from the streets to the ni

i always sa benjamin netanyahu? i always sa a benjamin netanyahu?hu? i always say a consensus in israel - benjamin netanyahu? i always say a consensus in israel on i say a consensus in israel on the need to strike hezbollah and reinstate the israeli settlers to the northern area. this is not something that people are divided over the significance of fighting in gaza, but when it comes to hezbollah, there is a unified view. , , , hezbollah, there is a unified view. , , view. this saying this was lives lost _ view. this saying this was lives lost to _ view. this saying this was lives lost to political - view. this saying this was j lives lost to political well, not to looking at the, quote, fewer necessities, you see most israelis want the people who had to evacuate the north of the country to be able to return. do you think what israel is doing is actually going to make it likely that they will return or will it make the situation on the border more dangerous, even with the buffer zone?- border more dangerous, even with the buffer zone? yes, that is

find fascinating, it's a very disturbing period in the whole conflict in that we have first of all the sas killing three ira active service unit volunteers in gibralter, um, it needs to be pointed out, none of them were armed at the time of their killing, and let's be clear, you don't send the sas in if you're looking to affect the citizen's arrest, so in the aftermath of that killing at the funerals, the funeral itself then a milltown cemetry was attacked and... 'grenades were thrown and shots were fired and three further people were killed, and then a matter of a couple of days later at one of those funerals of the victims there, two british army corporals accidentally drove into the funeral cortege, the mourers thought they were being attacked again, turned on the corpals and kill both of them, so it's this awful time, i remember i was an undergraduate student at the time following these news events in the mainland, and it looked like the whole thing was going to topple over the brink, you now civil war looked a real possibility, how can this be stopped, it's just getting worse, and it'

hello, on air the sas program is authorized to declare, its host nadezhda sas, hello! loneliness on the network, it is still worth rephrase solitary on the network. how the arrest of pavel durov will affect social networks, their future, we will talk about this in more detail immediately after even a hundred key events of world politics this week. the book center opened in the national library of belarus, a representative of the board the prc for literature publishing and distribution stated that a similar center is already popular in 15 countries in europe, asia, and latin america. belarus has become the sixteenth country to be able to get to know chinese culture better. in turn, the head of the chinese diplomatic mission , sessiya wuyun, stated that the creation of the book center is a gift from the chinese people. according to him, belarusian youth is showing increasing interest in studying the chinese language, and the creation of the center represents important resources for self-development. sinologists and young people interested in the language. at the beginnin

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