omar rodriguez is with the school of arts and culture. a is also, actually, a member of mariachi azteca. and what is it about--we're talkin' about workshops, so what is it about giving back, moni, 'cause you're a part of those workshops, what is it about that, that motivates you? i know that's what carla patita diaz did. she taught my kids, again, but what is it about that, that motivates you to help the youth? moni: well, as a former student of mariachi programs, as well as patita, i feel that i really carry some really special and fond memories from those experiences, and to this day, it's something that i do and i love, and it wouldn't have been possible without that, and so my biggest goal is to be able to offer that to our community of students now and see them flourish and allow them to find their path through music and our culture. damian: yeah, and you're in one of the classrooms there at the mexican heritage plaza, where these workshops will take place. omar, students have until tomorrow to sign up for these workshops? omar: yeah,

unite instead of going on a well-deserved vacation in the summer, the teacher of the children's school of arts ksenia orlova decided to give free lessons for children of refugees and war zones action, of course here. this is an opportunity for the guys to get back to some normal yes human life and uh, start think about something. beautiful yes about something that inspires them, despite the fact that now summer most children are happy to rush to class, like seven-year-old sasha and nastya from mariupol for too long. they were forced to take holidays. at first, as irina kochergina’s grandmother says, the school was undergoing renovations and the twins went to the first grade only in october, then the sideways quarantine began, and then the worst week of life would be the shelter of the daughter and granddaughters, we have nowhere to return half. that is, the house is wounded. i came with my husband in april. rather. she brought her son from her daughter. i had to arrive a little earlier literally under shelling. she and her children escaped from mariupol in a roundabout way, through the crimea,

. >> another pending project is this school of the arts. it has yet to materialize. >> when you want to be known as the superintendent who moved to the school to the center of the arts community in san francisco? >> all of our schools are opportunities. they can develop critical thinking skills. >> with regard to that school, he's -- he asked to see the master plan. it has yet to be completed. san francisco is working on it. that is why they were able to start the construction on their performing arts center. he is listening and learning. >> thank you very much. a renewed effort is underway to form a new school district in contra costa county. today, residents of northgate asked the board of education to allow them to help break away. it is an appeal of a 2017 decision. they rejected an effort, saying it would create income disparities in the district. >> governor newsom is in washington. she met with -- she met with jill biden and is expected to meet with the vice president. in his remarks, he heavily criticized republican efforts to reshap

soloists of the all-russian youth orchestra and students of children's art schools of the moscow regionorm at the final concert today. st. petersburg zenit beat spartak moscow and won the russian football super cup for the seventh time. the meeting was held in st. petersburg at the gazprom arena stadium and the groups were attended by more than 50,000 people. the match ended with a score of 4:0 in honor of the victory. zenith on the spit of vasilievsky island lit the torches of the collapsing columns, as a rule, are included only on especially solemn occasions by the governor of the city alexander gribkov, congratulated the players and fans and noted that zenit had chosen thanks to hard training and the well-coordinated work of coaches. well, of course, skill and players. and in moscow today there was a night competition, this is the only competition that is held in the capital. after sunset, experienced athletes participated in it as beginning stages. in total , several thousand people of the distance amounted to 10 km, from the summer they started from sports complex. the luzhniki rou

not finding the resources to build the school of the arts downtown was another. with a new superintendent arriving, many hope that he is able to reach out to a city willing to show more support for public education. >> as we engage in that process, we will get to be able to uplift those important outcomes we all want to see in our learners. >> it will inherit the makings of a new task force that will study how to improve the district high schools. the mayor of san francisco announced a $4 million investment to make students here more college ready. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7news. >> some developing news in college sports. usc and ucla are planning to leave the pac-12 conference and instead, join the big ten. both universities made it official just a few minutes ago, they will join the big ten at the start of the 2024 and 2025 school year. they already have 14 schools in there now. ucla says this will help them secure better television time slots for road games and usc says the conference move will help their student-athletes gain more exposure. >> sa

so here imagine the children's school of arts, i come and sign with a magazine that my classes are overn the watchman, a business review magazine, what he needed there and how he appeared there, well, i don’t know why i began to leaf through it. i also did not open ads there, but the training, yes, let it be at the polytechnic institute, step-by-step instructions, and so on and so on, nothing was written there. ah, it was n’t written, it wasn’t written, it was written only about how what can you tell, how to do business, how business to do. well, i'm going to take a taxi arrived. please note that young people are mostly you. but no, that's what it means to treat yourself inadequately. i didn’t pay attention and just when it ended, they have all the classes at home, i ’ll go yeah, there i had to pay a thousand in advance, i come, and the girl looks at me very much that’s embarrassing to say. and this is when the training has already ended, not so much recruitment of some kind of recruitment for paid courses for paid courses for paid courses. yeah she says you know she's with age restrict

university professor and chair of the department of photography and imaging at the tisch school of the arts at new york university, a recipient of macarthur and guggenheim fellowship and in addition to her work all over america, doctor willis has curated numerous photography exhibitions, served as a museum consultant and has appeared in and consulted on several media projects. she's here tonight with her latest book, "the black civil war soldier" a visual history of conflict and citizenship." in it, doctor willis offers a far ranging but intimate photographic essay about black experiences in the u.s. civil war from the conflicts all the way to the turn-of-the-century. henry louis gates junior proclaims that, quote, in this breathtaking volume, the scholar deborah willis reveals to us the fullness of their inhumanity through a photographic record she interprets through the paper trail they left behind. i once intimate and panoramic, the black civil war soldier is both a major contribution to civil war studies and an album of our ancestors journey at the critical hour of america's history tha

ryazan itself has become the capital of art supplies and an activator of the fine arts of drawing. it is gaining more and more relevance opens more art schools in children's art schools. average, probably about five years we have seen a very big rise in terms of painting demand for paint is growing. we noticed this during the pandemic. at the moment, we are engaged in a serious business and drawing is an integral part of the test of every child. ryazan tannery the largest producer of natural leather in the russian federation was founded more than 100 years ago in recent history, on its basis, a russian leather enterprise arose, exporting about half of its products to 16 countries of the world about 30-35% we have about 1% along the market in the russian federation the world market, this brand is recognizable, recognizable to other countries abroad, the far abroad are the countries of latin america, the countries of southeast asia. it's not just a name. this is an already realized ambition. factory today monthly produces more than 700 m² of natural leather of various types, including high-tech such as aviation and automotive, and in addition,

of the fine arts of drawing. it becomes more and more relevant opens up more. in the schoolildren's art schools, for the last, probably five years, we have been seeing a very large rise in terms of drawing, the demand for paint is growing. we noticed this during the pandemic. at the moment, we are engaged in a serious business and drawing is an integral part of the test of every child. the ryazan tannery, the largest manufacturer of genuine leather in the russian federation, was founded more than 100 years ago in modern history . russian leather enterprise exporting about half of its products to 16 countries of the world about 30-35%, we have a market share in the russian federation of about one percent of the world market. this brand is recognizably recognizable in other countries abroad. extremely far abroad, these are countries in latin america, countries of southeast asia. it's not just a name. this is an ambition already realized. today, the plant monthly produces more than 700 m² of natural leather of various types, including high-tech such as aviation and automobile,

university professor and chair of the department of photography and imaging at the tissue school of the arts at new york university. she is the recipient of mcarthur and guggenheim associates. as well as sharing her work all across the country, she has served as a museum consultant, and appeared in an consulted on several media projects. she's here tonight with her latest book, the black civil war soldier a visual history of conflict and citizenship. in it, dr. willis offers a far ranging but intimate photographic essay about black experiences in the u.s. civil war from the conflicts outset all the way to the turn of the century. debra lewis -- in this breathtaking volume, the scholar debra willis reveals us the fullness of their inhumanity through the photographic record she interprets, through the paper trail they left behind. at once intimate and panoramic, the black civil war soldier is at once a major influence on the history of civil war studies but also -- at a critical hour of american history that belongs to all of us as descendants of their sacrifice. high praise, indeed! let's get

of the leading choreographic schools united kingdom. the leadership of the northern school of contemporary dance decided to abandon this type of art.he excluded this subject from the number of entrance exams, as the british media explains against the classical dance of the choreographer, and considerations of tolerance took up arms. eh, this art form is based on physiological standards that are typical of white europeans. but for everyone else, this form of dance is not available, moreover, english teachers paid attention to ballet terminology. and it is precisely the fact that the wording ballerinas to men dancers is applied to women, in britain it was considered that such a strict gender distinction could offend the feelings of representatives of non-traditional orientations, however, the teacher of classical dance at the educational institution will continue, however, for a separate fee, the training course will cost the british 9,000 pounds sterling. this is more than 600.000 rubles. but with a trance you will have to pay almost twice as much. the russians began to actively borrow funds for the construction of private houses on

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projections and cost to upgrade its building in russian hill san francisco art institute was founded in 18 71 and was one of the oldest art schools in the country. after a decade of demolition and construction and a billion dollar price tag. the crowning achievement of the presidio parkway project is preparing to open to the public. ktvu christian captain has a preview of the grand opening this weekend. the presidio tunnel tops park is exactly as advertised and more. san francisco's newest park, situated on top of a pair of tunnels leading to the golden gate bridge, presidio tunnel tops is an amazing opportunity to take back what was freeway and make it into this beautiful area. it's going to support biodiversity because these are native plants, and it's going to support the health of all of us and the happiness because who isn't happy coming out here. the park, set to open officially this weekend is the culmination of the billion dollar per cdo parkway project. the previous doyle drive was built in 1936. but after 75 years was found to be seismically unsafe. san francisco county transportation authority said that presented them

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educational institutions were damaged in the community, as well as cultural institutions, houses of art, sports schoolsything has already suffered damage of various nature from the arrivals of four people died in us three people blew themselves up by picking up cluster shells and 13 people were injured in various ways. it is categorically forbidden to move around the city at all, because it flies every day, it flies all over the city . suffered more damage, the armed forces of ukraine hit the antonov bridge in kherson for the second time, this is almost the only crossing near the city over the dnipro , the closest one is 100 km to the kakhovsky hydroelectric power station. this was reported by the russian propaganda media, they filmed the damaged bridge on video and showed several eruptions that were formed as a result of the shelling judging by the video, which is currently impossible to verify , the bridge was not completely destroyed and cars continued to drive on it, the so-called designated by the occupying russian troops the head of the kherson region, volodymyr saldo, announced that traffic on t

soloists of the all-russian youth orchestra and students of children's art schools, the moscow regionmmed up the intermediate results at the final concert today salmon routes, according to fishermen, pessimistic the forecast of scientists for this year did not justify the volume of production is approaching record levels, and the fish factory has already switched to an operating mode in three shifts , farms work in the same conditions, where billions of sergencia fry are grown, i saw. in the far east, fisherman's day is traditionally celebrated at the height of the salmon season. and this is the case when the holiday is just an occasion for a short respite, sailors fishing off the eastern coast of kamchatka barely have time to unload their catch in the port, when the captain again orders to give the mooring volumes production in this area has already reached high rates of up to 200 tons of red fish per day in the shops of the coastal processing works in three shifts, but different people are really happy with such a rush, but everyone came to work. for one that year, too, they said th

it features this interaction with students at the duke ellington school of the arts, his alma mater in, d. c. he spoke with students there last november. his comments about the transgender community prompted the school to back off renaming a theater after him. students accused him of discrimination. chappelle says his comments were taken out of artistic context. a big cat caught on camera roaming a southern california neighborhood. this mountain lion here seen in the back yard of a home in simi valley out in ventura county. the home owner says the animal hung out in that yard for a full 24 hours, even captured and ate a raccoon. before eventually walking away. the homeowner added that the mountain lion did not appear to be agitated or distressed wildfire officials or wildlife officials rather say that the cat is not collard, meaning it's not being tracked, and it appears to be that it's a young mountain lion that may have just lost its way. from big cats, the kittens, dogs and puppies he sends the animal care center is asking the community to help clear the shelter on its facebook page

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of the leading choreographic schools in the united kingdom. the leadership of the northern school of contemporary dance decided to abandon this type of art.luded this subject from the entrance exams, as the british media explains against the choreographer's classical dance due to tolerance considerations. eh, this art form is based on the physiological standards that are typical of white europeans. and here's to everyone else this form of dance is not available, moreover, english teachers paid attention to ballet terminology, namely, that the wording “ballerina” is used for women, and for men, the british dancer considered that this is a strict gender distinction. it may offend the feelings of representatives of non-traditional orientations, nevertheless, teaching classical dance in a medical institution will continue, though for a fee, the course will cost the british 9,000 pounds sterling. this is more than 600.000 rubles. but foreigners will have to pay almost twice as much. in russia, sales of goods in everyday demand with discounts set a record first year, then business news. marina pimenova marina joins us, and as retailers explain

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people to unite instead of going on a well-deserved vacation in the summer, the teacher of the children's art school ksenia orlova decided to give free lessons for children of refugees and the war zone. of course, this is an opportunity for the guys. uh, go back to some normal yes human life and uh, start thinking about something beautiful. yes about something that inspires them, despite the fact that it's summer now, most children are happy to rush to class, like seven-year-old sasha and nastya from mariupol too for a long time. they were forced to take holidays. at first, as irina kochergina's grandmother says, the school was undergoing renovations and the twins went to the first grade only in october, then they started. and quarantine sideways, and then the most terrible week of life, the bomb shelter of our daughter and granddaughters, we have nowhere to return half. that is, the house is wounded. my husband and i arrived in april. rather, he brought it to his son. and the daughter had to arrive a little earlier, literally under shelling. she and her children escaped from mariupol by occult rout

schools and sports facilities, the occupiers also raid institutions of culture, as a result of shelling, the community suffered damage to seven educational institutions, as well as cultural institutions, houses of artorts schools, all this from the same voiceover, local residents say that they are already used to enemy shelling, they help each other in the restoration of damaged housing, they bring food and medicine to those who need it , and they support each other in every way of one thing, because they are convinced that only by uniting one can overcome the enemy from the very morning six times they bombard mykolaiv oblast . under enemy fire, bashanskyi and the head of the mykolaiv district, vitaliy, said that in particular, the russians hit the store building and the garage-operating garage of the village of permomayske. around five in the morning, the village of novo mykolaivka was shelled and the enemy hit the agricultural buildings. victims and damage are specified russia continues to kill peaceful ukrainians over the past day the invaders took the lives of five civilians of donetsk region - these are the local pavlivkas of seversk and maryinka, another 10 people were injured , the head of t

art gallery. the shows have themes. this latest one showcases artwork from san francisco high school students. >> most of the students don'tt of this work on their own, and their sketchbooks. reporter: the work of 250 high school students hanging from almost every space available. >> it's exciting to see how people taken in. reporter: chloe s. has a self-portrait on display. >> it is about having to mature and also balance social life and the pandemic. reporter: we really want kids to feel -- >> we really want kids to feel that art is essential. it is what helps bring us together as humans. reporter: they host life events and musical performances. also hiring high school interns, they are setting up a night supply store and helping to staff the gallery. >> i've learned about creativity and about how to organize the space and make it a safe environment for other artists. reporter: she used to have a studio, but she had to close it when her rent went up. as luck would have it, that is about the time that the owner of this property offered her a deal. the investment group led to carla renting it for $100 a month. >> this whol

cac remains committed to lynch to black and brown students and families the school of the arts neurodiversity and disability summit was impactful and ask sfusd to encourage schools to follow their lead. implementation of the see safe plan has been slow. there are 2 bright spots. shoe strings early education program and bell programming for vocal students. academic innerventions. we are disappointed the literacy resolution did not move but hopeful that sfusd will follow recommendations in the literacy audit. many students access covid recovery service cac has concerns about the programs and how we know that they are being effective. we have the same concerns about extended school year. we faced historic staffing shortage this is year. we need traind and appropriately credentialed staff teaching our students with exceptional needs. i'm feeling really -- worried about the year to come. our meetings provide an opportunity for families to increase special education knowledge. we are very thank will to special education head and the many sf lead and community member who is presented at our meetings

art gallery. the shows of the drawing room have themes. the latest one showcases artwork from san francisco high school students. >> most of these students doart class so they work on this at their own. reporter: the work of 250 high school students hangs from almost every space available. >> is exciting to see how people take it in. reporter: co-we has a self-portrait on display. -- chloe has a self-portrait on display. >> we want kids to feel that art is essential and it is what helps bring us together as humans. reporter: the drawing room host live events and musical performances. decarlo also hires high school entrance and they help staff the gallery. >> i learn how to urbanized the space and make it an environment for other artists. reporter: decarlo used to have a gallery in the mission but had to close it up. this is once this property owner offered a deal. they offered to rent it for $100 a month. >> is done by the building owner, property manager, and a business that was struggling. reporter: decarlo has since developed another gallery in enrichment, but the rent has gone up. she has been funding -- fundraising to stay open. she is

the concertmaster of the ufa art school shows a recording of the performance of his student elvina saitovaa talented girl had a great future, but her life was cut short by a terrible accident. think about september 1st. and behold, there will be no elvin. it's very weird and complicated and so unfair. only 19 even come to some kind of anger. she switched to the fourth year in an accident, her friend, sixteen-year-old yana, the girls and the lion and yana e , sang in the part of violas ii, they were located on the second row. we sat together as we went through life together, they sat. they are close to all the courses, from the first to the fourth, they are very rooting for each other, so this tragedy, e, was perceived by everyone as their own, the girls entered the conducting department with a red diploma from a music school, at the end of june. after the session, we went to our native village. glasses. grandmother clearly remembers the student on the eve of the accident. we agreed to meet with two friends in a cafe rushed through the village at a speed of 110 km / h. the car literally dem

of fine arts in vienna. he made ends meet by selling his own watercolor paintings with i've been, may be of he gotten into art school history would have turned out differently. it's useless to contemplate really, but sometimes you do wonder what would have happened if $31119.00 o 8. he tried his hand as a composer attempting to complete wagner's unfinished opera. v. lund dash neat little hitler said i will complete what wagner could not to go off. of course he failed right from the beginning because he had no craft on her. he didn't know how to write music or how to develop it at all. bob was he convicted with no artistic success frustrated hitler devoted himself to politics. the failed artist now lived out his passion for culture. as a wagner fan, hitler and wagner were both and he suddenly. # was it wounded pride or simply envied that fuel to be shot wagner's anger toward james as early as $1850.00. he wrote a hate filled pamphlet titled judaism and music, lamenting what he called the corrosive influence of the jews on german culture. for var than the accusations were that there had been a terrible development in

the nerve of the battle became one of the pinnacles of the military art of people, and to the present triumph of the russian military school because of a single indivisible russia, he fought with conviction and believed that it simply could not be otherwise in russia, some newspapers hurried to report that yudenich entered petrograd in moscow 10 we continue the morning broadcast. and here's what we've learned so far. the smell must be aware of its responsibility for the death of civilians in the donbass, and in ukraine this was stated by russian foreign minister sergei lavrov hanoi there are russian vietnamese negotiations. in switzerland, after repairs, they launched a large huge collider, the most powerful accelerator in the world built, including by russian physicists. now he will work with record energy. so scientists can start research in new areas. in the republic of donbass sent another batch of humanitarian cargo about the union state in the early morning of the car.

collection of clothes and designers will present in august at a show during the festival of taurid art, in the meantime, the school musicians yuri bashmet and igor butman until the next issue of the news, look at 11:00 in the morning, and i say goodbye with you. see you tomorrow good luck.

school of private residential buildings, residents were forcibly driven into basements neo-nazis placed armored vehicles, rocket systems in the courtyards of the technological lyceum in kharkov and the artsk, warehouses with ammunition and barns are equipped in one of the schools in nikolaev. for the safety of our military columns, without which it is impossible to supply advanced units on the roads in the special operation zone , new checkpoints were organized. there they carefully check, including civilian vehicles report by our denis alexei military convoys transporting ammunition equipment personnel they run from the border towards the front line and back almost around the clock, the routes of movement are trying to protect people as much as possible, checking documents. inspection of the trunk of the cabin, an average of five minutes per car takes, but even when at first glance with documents and a car. everything is in order, sometimes details come up that cannot be left unattended, the military police, the presence of tattoos related to nazi symbols there, and so on. uh, this week one person was found to have tattoos with uh, nazi symbols and sent, respectively, to other official

let's come after graduating from the school of the moscow art theater studio and got her first main role knew only by sight about the feat of soviet intelligence officers in the great patriotic war on the seventh in her track record has more than fifty for the roles, all of them, of course, are different, but her heroine also has a common feature of a firm inner core character determination, because samamersnichenko feels this way even in her eyes. i did everything so that you and you and you are a wet chicken cock she considers herself first of all theatrical actress was the moment when she played in parallel in 11 performances since 1965. this is 57 years old. she serves at the moscow art theater and chekhov's only on his stage. the only actress who works in the moscow art khatyn. chekhov played all women anton pavlovich chekhov all the main roles. i have eight main female roles on the stage of the moscow art theater. and for me, this is the most precious and, perhaps, the most valuable thing that has happened in my entire life, i am worried, offended by rudeness. i suffer when i see t

. >> wouldn't you like to be known as the superintendent who moved to the school to the center of the arts community in san francisco. >> not only do i want to support that school, but i want to provide in all of our school opportunities for our kids. it is a path to success. that path is developing critical thinking skills that we have in our high school graduate profile. it is in our priority to support our arts program. >> dr. wayne's asked to see the facilities master plan, here's what we did not know. it has yet to be completed. san francisco is working on it. he reminded us that haywood unified, where he was the superintendent had a master plan. and that is why they are able to start the construction on their performing arts center. he is listening and learning. >> i'm glad to see that he is opening -- open to ideas. thanks. sky 7 is a live overhead, you can see the smoke in the chopper going overhead. about 60 acres have burned and calfire says it is ready percent contained, no homes are threatened and there are no evacuation orders at this point. this is burning near lake herrmann

the nerve of the battle became one of the pinnacles of the military art of people and a real triumph of the russian military school. he was a monarchist, he did not hide his views and behind the united indivisible russia conviction and believed that it simply could not be otherwise in russia, some newspapers hurried to report that that yudenich entered petrograd in the summer it will be interesting, do you agree to ask? in the summer it will be exciting, someone began to throw red roses on the windshield of my fiancé's car, victor my ex- husband pavel my friend in the summer will be exciting now movies series documentary films cartoons will begin, nothing is impossible. we look, we always wonder where it all begins now. the makers of good things want them.

school and private residential buildings, their residents forcefully drove armored vehicles into basements, neo-nazis placed a rocket system and placed them in courtyards of the technological lyceum. in kharkov and art, ammunition depots and barracks will be equipped in one of the schools in nikolaev the work of american laboratories in ukraine will be taken into account when organizing a system for monitoring biological threats in russia, this was discussed today at a meeting of the parliamentary commission. at the recent brix summit of the brix countries a week ago, in the final declaration, the topic of biological security is indicated, what is called a separate provision on e, just held caspian summit. eh, fives, too, this topic sounded. please note that this topic does not sound like this at the same recent nato sevens themselves. there is no biosecurity concern because the source. this e threat of the stand side. today, on the day of combat veterans in moscow , on poklonnaya hill, commemorative events of the memorial to the soldiers-internationalists of the lizerdum faction are taking place, a just russia for truth sergei mironov laying flowers. emphasized that social protection should be exte

projections and cost to upgrade its building in russian hill san francisco art institute was founded in 18 71 and was one of the oldest art schools in the country. after a decade of demolition and construction and a billion dollar price tag, the crowning achievement of the presidio parkway project is preparing to open to the public. ktvu is christian captain has a preview of the grand opening this weekend. the presidio tunnel tops park is exactly as advertised and more. san francisco's newest park, situated on top of a pair of tunnels leading to the golden gate bridge, presidio tunnel taps is an amazing opportunity to take back what was freeway and make it into this beautiful area. it's going to support biodiversity because these are native plants, and it's going to support the health of all of us and the happiness because who isn't happy coming out here. the park set to open officially this weekend is the culmination of the billion dollar per cdo parkway project. the previous doyle drive was built in 1936. but after 75 years was found to be seismically unsafe. san francisco county transportation authority said that presented the

provocations, from the side of the apu, they continue to use social facilities to deploy military equipment. in kharkov, a kindergarten and a school were chosen for this arts a comprehensive school in bakhmut. the militants of the defense dash set up firing positions right on the lower floors of residential buildings. at the same time, all attempts by civilians to evacuate to safe areas are severely suppressed. in nikolayevka of the donetsk people's republic, ukrainian neo-nazis mined bridges across the seversky donetsk river, which they intend to blow up and, according to the already worked out scenario , accuse the russian armed forces of supposedly not selective strikes on critical transport infrastructure. our ministry of defense publishes new footage of the combat work of the hurricane missile defense system during a special military operation, the calculation of reactive systems for high-explosive fragmentation fire from the western military district will be supplies, it will destroy manpower and military equipment of opponents, the coordinates of the target are obtained using drones, which allow you to see any object in detail. including the camoufl

humane discipline that allows people to unite instead of going on a well-deserved vacation in the summer, ksenia orlova, a teacher at the children's art school, decided to give free lessons for children of refugees and the war zone. of course. this is an opportunity for the guys to return to some kind of normal and human life and, uh, start thinking about something. beautiful yes about something that inspires them, despite the fact that now summer most children are happy to rush to class, like seven-year-old sasha and nastya from mariupol for too long. they were forced to take holidays. first, how says the grandmother of irina kochergina, the school was being renovated and the twins went to the first grade only in october, then the sideways quarantine began, and then the worst week of the life of the daughter’s bomb shelter with her granddaughters, we have nowhere to return half. that is, the house is wounded. my husband and i arrived in april. rather, he brought it to his son from his daughter. i had to arrive a little earlier literally under shelling. she escaped from mariupol with her children in a roundabout way. through the crimea, in g

humane discipline that allows people to unite instead of going on a well-deserved vacation in the summer, ksenia orlova, a teacher at the children's art schooldecided to give free lessons for refugee children and war zones, of course, this is an opportunity for the guys. ah-ah back to some normal yes human life and uh, start thinking about something beautiful. yes about something that inspires them, despite the fact that it's summer, most children are happy to rush to class, like seven-year-old sasha and nastya from mariupol for too long. they were forced to take holidays. at first, as irina's grandmother says at school, he went through repairs and the twins went to the first grade, they went only in october, then they started. sideways quarantine, and then the most terrible weeks of life.

the concertmaster of the finnish art school shows a recording of the performance of his student elvinaova. a talented girl had a great future, but her life was cut short by a terrible accident. think about september 1st. and now, and elvin will not be. it's very weird and complicated and so unfair. it even comes to some kind of anger . second row. they sat together, as they walked through life together, so they sat. they are close to all the courses, from the first to the fourth, they are very rooting for each other, so this tragedy a was perceived by everyone as their own, the girls entered the conducting department with a red diploma from a music school, at the end of june. after the session, we went to our native village. glasses. grandmother clearly remembers the student on the eve of the accident. we agreed to meet with two people. in a cafe, we went to meet the dawn. with the girls , the girls took a joint photo and went home, but found themselves in the path of a young scorcher, who raced through the village at a speed of 110 km / h. the car literally demolished pedestrians for

it became one of the pinnacles of the military art of people and a real triumph of the russian military school was the main stronghold of the turkish armed forces. in the east of the country, in addition to powerful fortifications and artillery, it was protected by rugged mountains in winter, becoming impregnable, eugene managed to convince his opponents that the russian army did not even think about attacking the city in a harsh and snowy winter. simultaneously. he managed to brilliantly prepare his troops for the war in the mountains. it was the confidence of the turkish command that no one would dare to attack the mountain fortifications in the harsh winter that prompted yudenich to inflict an unexpected crushing blow on the enemy. the turks were extremely difficult, according to our intelligence. delivery of one gun. through the winter passes from the car to the arzerum took almost 3 months. to further lull the vigilance of the enemy, yudenich introduced unprecedented security measures at the front. he organized a unique preparation for this operation, absolutely no one knew that an offens

people to unite instead of going on a well-deserved vacation in the summer, the teacher of the children's art school ksenia orlova decided to give free lessons for children of refugees and the zone fighting, of course here is the opportunity guys. ah, back to some normal da human life and uh, start thinking about something beautiful. yes about something that inspires, despite the fact that it's summer now, most children are happy to rush to class, like seven-year-old sasha and nastya from mariupol , they had a vacation for too long. at first, as irina's grandmother says, the school was being renovated and the twins went to the first grade only in october, then they started. quarantine side view, and then the most terrible weeks of life, the bomb shelter of our daughter and granddaughters, we have nowhere to return half. that is, the house is wounded. my husband and i arrived in april. rather, he brought it to his son from his daughter. i had to arrive a little earlier literally under shelling. she and her children escaped from mariupol by occult routes, through the crimea, in general, it was very di