exchange are spice and all sorts of shady characters.— exchange are spice and all sorts of shady charactersthis particular circumstance - in this particular circumstance those channels of communication have remained open, very specifically, when communication on other fronts is really difficult? i when communication on other fronts is really difficult?— is really difficult? i think this idea that there _ is really difficult? i think this idea that there is _ is really difficult? i think this idea that there is no - is really difficult? i think this - idea that there is no communication is more a facade particularly on the common side, they are saying they are fighting this holy war with the west. and not interested in any kind of negotiations, whether it is uncontrolled with the united states. they are interested in negotiations with ukraine but only after ukraine seeds big parts of its territory. i think it is more of a facade. they are prepared to have deals if they get these kind of people. putin said on live tv to tackle carson that this guy from berlin is a killer. this will be brought

why is the garden of this small restaurant in the long way more than just a shady spot? and what does all this have to do? with 0 waste and menstrual cups, that's find out. i love food, i love people. i love learning, and i absolutely hate waste. because a was my efforts to create a business that could incorporate all of those things together. how's the kitchen in the wrong way has put together a self sustainable ecosystem that includes the food garden, denny waste collection, and also takes to various agencies that recycle. and don't forget the menstrual cups. more of that nature. isn't that a lot of extra work for a restaurant in the very beginning, it was one person's vision and trying to translate that to the many people that we work in. but once the systems have been put in place and you have an incredible team, it's like everything else in life, it becomes routine and becomes easy. but i think the hard part can be when you have different people pulling you in different directions and stay cool to what it is that you do. we have 3 main areas here. we have the buildi

it wasn't his car that got checked, some shady guy, so what? are you even listening to me?banter, just a second, that's it, that's it, let's continue, yeah, what 's the point of continuing, i don't think you give a damn about anything, i'm telling you that some shady guy got into our taxi driver's car, they we talked about something and went our separate ways, stepa, we found this office, what, we found sakura. who are we tanya, she contacted them, imagine, she wasn't afraid herself, she twisted yurich around your little one, i've never heard him yell like that, that was enough for me, stepa, this is a real chance now, we can shut down this whole snake pit today tomorrow , damn mothers, anya, i understand everything, it seems to you that you're nearby and all that, but what can you and i do together, okay, not together, the three of us together with tanya, you know how such unofficial investigations end for the apologists, that's it, anya, and what are you suggesting? are you suggesting pretending that nothing happened, you know what i found on their site yesterday, there w

oh no, by the way , no, you're being shady, yes, you're being shady again, listen, odintsov, let's be let's, you seem to be one of us, yes, farber respects you. he generally understands people, on the one hand, on the other hand, who are you anyway, where have you been for 10 years , what have you been doing, renovating an apartment, renovating an apartment, yeah, and what do you want to hear, the whole truth, look, first of all, i know that you were at zakharov's dacha at the time of his murder. arrived literally one minute after he was killed, i mean one minute later, an anonymous person called the support and said that he was already dead, we drove for another 15 minutes, that is , it turns out that while we were driving, rozevich was still alive, yeah, that means someone really wanted me to be at the scene of the murder at the moment you arrived. "i became the main suspect, that means, someone really needed it, there is an idea, yes there is, there is no evidence, well, come on, spill the beans, that's it, okay, you suspect barkov, barkov couldn't have not known what he was doing.

on this moment we want a brisk run and a rainy day, like the rain, a shady forest, a bright sun, and how our life is formed from these shotguns, we want to look at this light it’s something new for you and your skin to cover up. we love this so much, because we are working on this with anyone, with anyone and belarus, good afternoon, on the air of the first national channel. belarusian radio and tv channel belarus24, analytical project "current microphone". my name is evgeniya mileshka, hello again, and i will introduce our guest, anton dudaryonok, analyst of the belarusian institute for strategic studies. good afternoon, hello, well, today we will talk about food security, the question is not idle, the question is serious, in fact , in the early 2000s we had several state programs. programs for the export of housing and food, and food most often even came first, because in those years, since these programs were already adopted and implemented, it means there were problems with these issues, i wanted to, anton sergeevich, so that you could formulate more clearly for our viewers and l

this is where the shady life comes to an end.yzhanka iren bugle was the youngest in napaleon's row. she's 18, and i'm 36. i 'm not afraid of such gentlemen. in 1847, the horde started a shameful pasada, the opening of the italian opera - paryzhy. it’s true, the adpratsavat was under pressure for the entire adzin season. francesya was in pain chargovaya revaluation, but still not an hour. if there were no problems, all singers and teachers were asked by possible families for music teachers. the adpachynku horde loved to vandravats, ab'ezdzіў amal all of europe, visited alzhyra. more than once i had the greedy desire to fix my learning, so as to later show it differently. tsaper geta is not a problem. i found my phone and took a photo. then everything was folded. the downfall of the mentor napaleon is learning about the smallness of architecture. landscapes, as a result, from the skin of the new generation, he brought the album from for the little ones, to sing for the sake of your siblings. the horde becomes parazhanin and brain c

for a moment, i want a brisk run and a rainy day, like rain, a shady forest, a sunny day, and how our life is formed from these fragments, i want to look at this light for everyone kozhny zen adkryvatsya dlya sebe neshta novae. it's so good for us, because we're working for it love, with love for belarus. swamp fever. this was the name of the punitive operation against the civilian population, which became one of the bloodiest in 1942. it began at the end of august and was carried out for a month in thirteen districts of the vitebsk, minsk and brest regions. the punitive forces were required to act mercilessly, all villages located in marshy or... it was believed that it was in such areas that the partisans were active. horrible evidence from eyewitnesses of the events, those who managed to escape. side. one day in may 1944, the representative of the russian liberation army in riga, colonel poznyakov, was listening to a report on the messages received over the past 24 hours. assistant for special assignments valdis baltinsh, a latvian by nationality, in violation of regulations drew a

who is he, that he is shady, no, he called him something, yes, a soldier, he called him, and why?ved before, so, wait, wait, and our guy is also in camouflage, uh, in our country every second one is in camouflage". he walks around, cheaply very angry, and what? uh-huh, uh-huh, if his cheek twitches, as vaska said, then in color, hello, hello, sanya, hi, is it dymov, why? oh no, living long is good, got it, yeah, where? come on, i'll be there in a minute. well, what's there? sanya said that a man came to their office with whom his boss had a secret meeting. yeah, so what? nothing, just curious. yeah, you know, kolya, i miss real work, i want to go back. why all of a sudden? i don't know, you and i sat and talked, nothing special, but then i came to work and i can't. i can't see my face, yeah, yeah, so what, our mug is better, yours, no, okay, that's not why i called you, right, wait, wait, kindergarten, listen, your boss has this, how can i say, well, a tic, well, what, well , he somehow twitches like this, like, well, like that, probably, well, i don't know, wait, where are you fr

he already had shady history at the bureau. he was involved in the palmer raids course when thousands of suspected anarchists communists were illegally detained and arrested and he was promoted to the head of the bureau at will in france, urging she went to the attorney general and said that he was honest and informed and one who operated like an electric wire almost trigger response. so she is responsible for getting j. edgar hoover hired. and she also him around. he had to answer to her. and i love the idea of j. edgar hoover to answer to a woman. so he handled translation and co to correspond bootleggers and various other. but the one thing about j. edgar at this time was he was really and sincere about having honest force of prohibition agents. he didn't want anybody taking bribes. he didn't want anybody in underground activity with bootleggers or anything. he really wanted a force of honest agents. so when he finds out that franklin died and is engaging in some illicit activity not only with other bootleggers, but george r

the zionist regime by suppressing the police and arresting dozens of people attacked us in front of shadis as if we are terrorists, we are not terrorists, we are terrorists. there are those who give our tax money to israel to destroy the helpless and civilian people of gaza. whether harris or trump wins the election makes no difference to us. we will put pressure on them to stop further oppression and oppression of the people of gaza . the gallup institute survey shows that nearly 60% of the american people are against crimes the zionist regime in gaza and the continued support of the american government for this crime. there are two and a half months left until the us presidential elections , which make it more difficult for the two democratic and republican candidates who consider themselves loyal to the zionists. ali rajabi, new york broadcasting news agency. thank you very much for being with us. that the worshiper of designs and plans mahd farshe mahd farsheh designs gives happiness. they are our guests from sarai irani, this is the carpet, of course there are 2 other carpets, they ar

it, hope and believe, yeah, so, the head of the vip taxi company , a certain mokhnatov, was shot, a shady guy, he delivered coconuts to rich clients in his cars, you found out all this from the passport, they crossed paths at their last job, they had some friction with foma, foma ran into him, mokhnatov then got a percentage brought in, well, so everything is clear, mokhnatov? lost his roof, someone else wanted to get money from him, so it came to shooting, everything is clear, well, either get it, or take all his taxi for yourself, of course, why ask for a share if you can get everything, how simple everything is with you, guys, it means you work for a killer, i went with one person peretrop, come on, we only dream of peace, don't relax. alexey, we met on the plane, lesha, andrey, this is the program today, with you artem kolodkin, we have the main news of the outgoing day from. events that are happening at this very moment, well, we are just starting with the news coming from grozny. vladimir putin arrived in the chechen republic by helicopter this evening. the president was met at the

. >> who covers of the outside to do something on the inside unless you were doing something shady. >t with my laptop camera. >> you were doing something shady that is what you cover it up. >> greg: i am doing research. there is a lot of sex trafficking going on, jeff. >> greg: do you know what bugs me about this story? the agents took canty out of the candy dish on their desk. anybody who works in offices, you are comedian, you probably don't know what the inside of an office building looks like. people will come by your office and would you have stuff on your desk you think i can take a pen. i will take some candy. no you cannot. no you can't. >> what bothers me about the story is that we even know about it. i am a naÏve regular guy. i like to think that the secret service would be able to get in and out without anybody knowing about it. this is some lazy secret service. it looked like kamala harris in the video as well. stood on a chair. >> greg: you are talking about we have lowered the standards. the secret service is not so secret. >> i like to think they are in my house taking

i don’t want a brisk run and a storm like the rain, the shady forest, the sunny sun, and like our lifes built up from these crushed particles, i want to look at this light for everyone, kozhny zen adkryvatsya for sebe neshta novae, us geta so tsikava , where we work together with anyone. with love to belarus, hello, with you the project everything is clear with marina karaman, where we do not hesitate to talk about finances, resources and financial resources in our and other people's pockets, today my view on the trendy fun of the eu countries, sanctions against russia and belarus, who needs them, are they as scary as they are painted, who is their real author, will they collapse our economy , is it the goal? let's go! first, about why everyone around has broken the chains in recent years and is dividing something. the sixth dominant technological order is being established on earth, this is a new era of technology. the first one started 260 years ago, during these years, in five wide steps from water mills of manual labor, people have come to the serial production of goods and service

i don’t want a brisk run and a lot of rain, a shady forest, a sunny day, and that’s how our life is basedthese fractions, i want to look at this light for everyone zhny zen adkryvatsya for sebe neshta new, we geta so tsikava, there we work together... with anyone, with anyone and belarus. hello, everything is clear with you about the project with marina karaman. let's talk about complex things in simple terms. today we are talking about why it was forbidden to bring people into belarusian stores. dogs, where do pet taxes go? and what fee should be paid for keeping a cat. let's go! alexander lukashenko signed a law on responsible treatment of animals and it caused such a resonance on the internet that only the news about the return of our first cosmonaut from orbit could calm the foam of emotions in the comments. the most discussed norm of the new law was the ban on visiting stores and public places with dogs. their owners were outraged. they wrote that they did not understand who their pets were bothering, and some in the comments even called for a ban on taking them to stores children. u

this, like, avenging angel, this crusader that we're talking about, will do shady stuff.play devil's advocate for one second. state senator bruno was abusing state aircraft. yep. was there a proper way to stop it? just say no. the governor controls the aircraft, so the next time, you know, bruno says, "i need to go to yonkers. i need to go to buffalo, you say, "no." instead of the easy fix, spitzer had gone into attack mode, which you can do if your own record is spotless. problem was, the so-called "mr. clean" had a lot of dirty laundry. nobody is appointed to a single thing, nor will they be able to that i personally--misstep, but i'm taking responsibility. eliot spitzer has never publicly admitted when he started soliciting sex workers, nor has he said what particular event might have triggered that choice. some sources put it before his inauguration, which might put his first year in office in a new context. he was not in control, so i get a phone call from silda. she says, "let's go out for lunch," and she says, "who is this guy? he looks like eliot, but i don't know

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talked to us, well, of course, it was all funny, well , that never happened again, of course, maybe the shadyn that he was a very good fisherman, he loved nature very much, he knew the sounds of birds, he brought a lot of literature, it was always about animals, i was always surprised, he never discussed anyone, he... kept everything inside himself, never he was engaged in gossip, although all sorts of incidents occurred, because he went to the artistic council of the philharmonic, and a lot depended on him, but he was always silent, we knew practically nothing, the city spring around was covered with color, the sky was high. what expression he earned with his public appearance, he sang a song by aleg charkun, young hay, which everyone sang, all the artists of the philharmonic, i sing now. in his last days, always, he, it is unknown how, but his voice sounded amazing, why didn’t he sing, and no one invited him, just everything. eduard mitsul's dearest soul became the requested concert tour of the old robbers, who had to deal with their former colleagues on the stage: neli baguslauskaya, izmai

pilgrimage pirou portrayed, but the second category, these zealots are more zealous than danesh iqbal shadi, who narrates the zealots who stepped into the field. the film in which ruhollah hijazi aradat now depicted the iraqi girl's devotion to her imam, and hadi moghadam doost dealt with iran-iraq relations. morteza and mohammad tahir came to karbala, but the passion of ashagi, as the title suggests, is the first narration. karbanas and more than 700 thousand pilgrims pass through this route every year. according to colonel soltani , an average of 60 buses pass through this route every day, and facilities and services will be provided for the return trip until the last pilgrim returns. when you get restless, such paths are paved for you. these are lovers from far away. it is hard to reach the only land route to reach karbala , sistan baluchistan, where after a long and breathtaking turmoil, their first steps reach peace. we arrived in mirza, we were very happy to enter iran. their journey is mostly family. a big sister. flames, swords stained with blood, tents set on fire, crying children,

i don’t want a brisk run and a storm like the rain, the shady forest, the sunny sun, and like our lifeup from these crushed particles, i want to look at this light for everyone, skin zen adkryvatsya for sebe is new, geta so tsikava, where we work geta with anyone, with anyone and belarus, the family for them is not banal from books, a unit of society, for family is life, a test, loyalty , a joint business that can be left as an inheritance. we cannot betray, we cannot set each other up, no matter what happens, we can insure each other. finding ourselves in a difficult life situation. when there was not enough money for the treatment of my daughter, ahead of me was the sale of the business created with such difficulty, they stood firm and united even more, to sell everything at auction, everything, but then, but so you think, it is also so pitiful, because we have grown here, well, as a real tree, here the pores do not let in, that is, we have grown in, it is a pity, having changed many places of residence, studying, having received five higher educations for two, the son and daughter r

shady, um, we have people in china actually protesting in baghdad, we had protest, this is all against the uh terror marturdom of ismal hany in tehran, karachi, pakistan, alman, jordan, baghdad, iraq, rabot, tunisea in tunisia, in istanbul, um, as far as china, which which is a wild, um, that i mentioned, baghdad, um, morocco, uh, tunisians, jordanians, the list goes on, and this is just me scrolling for few seconds, are you surprised, and in in sana in yemen, are are you surprised at the level of outporing and support and condemnation against israel for the mar, did you know that he's a disrespected of figure when it comes to resistance, and that he's going to have this kind of outporing once the israelies uh did what they did to. ass relations between countries and to check whether it's just or not, both based on international norms and human values. this move was against all of these norms and laws and values. this is something that every country and every nation can understand that uh they can act and they can issue a statement based on those frameworks and also based national inte

on a shady street in the village of kakoshkino, the everyday moscow bustle bursts in like this.s line up one after another along a narrow country road. it is impossible to get out of the gate, you are constantly making a step-car, step-car. residents only have time to dodge so as not to get under the wheels. this is the widest part of the village road, here at least there is a sidewalk, further on it ends and pedestrians have to walk straight along the roadway. here, even cars can barely pass each other, and this a heavy-duty truck with its dimensions almost knocked down someone's fence when it was entering a turn. they knock down ditches and pillars for us, we walk around looking around, so to speak, so that someone doesn't give you a ride on the hood, because it happens very often. that with exceeding the speed limit there are signs here for a residential area, at the entrance and exit from the village there are signs for a pedestrian area, this means that through traffic is prohibited and you can drive no faster than 20 km/h on the territory. the locals know about this: only

request billing for this number and not like last time, urgently, urgently, got it, you want a cookie, a shady with this party. who is she to you, girlfriend? i have no idea, and yet you trust her? well, you know, i have no more reason to trust you, yeah. come on, drive, look what, you don't remember the password, maybe six-units, i look like an idiot, come on, come on from six to one, or else. from one to six, damn, and if from 7 to 12, then. listen, when is your birthday, 22, wait, lurish, that's how it is, guys, it was a long time ago, back in the century before last, on this very there was a mill on this place, the miller was a sorcerer, he had a beautiful daughter, so 250 years later on this very spot, as you can see for yourself, we built a wonderful, beautiful, modern flour mill. well, guys, now you will go to another workshop, they are already waiting for you there, and you will continue your tour of the plant. goodbye. and what happened to the daughter, you don’t know, she drowned in the mud, what a pity, did you come here to talk to me about history, alas, no, it’s all about that sho

interiors of a small cafe in georgia, where this long-awaited interview was recorded, and the same shadysts who are going to lead america. from the first minutes, kamala harris and tim waltz set the tone of the conversation, you should not expect any specifics from them. if you are elected, what will be the first decision in the white house? your election campaign has repeatedly lied about your arrests for drunk driving in 1995, as voters can they trust you? i admit my mistakes, people know who i am, they've seen my file. harris's answer to the question of why she covered up and hid biden's poor health when he was trying to get elected for a second term was also unclear. harris didn't even answer the question about the main republican donald trump, she just blamed him for all the troubles with... and they couldn't. without a teleprompter, but with an assistant nothing intelligible from an hour-long conversation to fish out the limits of what is possible like walsom, kamala harris demonstrated in full, at trump's headquarters are probably rubbing their hands with glee, because if a miracl

against such shady the central bank has long and consistently acted as a financial asset.nder the pressure of circumstances. russia's international payments in conventional currencies have been greatly complicated in recent months due to secondary sanctions. we simply have nothing to pay our foreign partners with. cryptocurrency will help solve this problem. rules for using new assets. council for the development of the financial market at the chamber of regions. together with senators, representatives of federal subjects, banks and the real sector of the economy, they discussed monetary policy in the country, and the same cryptocurrency, inflation, preferential mortgages. our special correspondent alina maksimova looked into what financial course russia is pursuing. in the fight against inflation , it is necessary to pursue a balanced policy. the central bank increases the cost of money, encouraging people not to spend, to save, and this is the right tactic, valentina matvienko is sure. at the moment, it can be argued that despite high rates, lending has not fallen, as ma

there has been clashes over there - early early morning and young palestinian 17 year 17 years old shadi shahah was shot by sniper shot dead by an israeli. sniper while working inside uh inside a carwash place um he was shot dead as his family and the health health authorities announced also a main event over here occurred in the west bank especially in al khil uh where a bomb a car was bomb last night and uh after that uh two palestinians were announced severely injured and were moved into al ahly hospital in in alkhalel area shortly after to for the iof to start a raid onhol area in alkhale to uh to be to claim and to confiscate the car that has been exploded under under the assumption that there was there were bombs inside inside this this car and the two two wounded palestinians was on their way uh to perform a resistant operation in alkhale area. all right, thanks lot. now press tv is now ahmed joining us uh from ramad on the occupied west bank. the latest israeli incursion into the alassamas compound has drawn reactions from the world countries, including some of israel's closest a

has been clashes over there since early. early morning and young palestinian 17 year 17 years old shadi shiha was shot by sniper shot by an israeli sniper while working inside inside a carwash also a main event over here occurred in the west bank especially in al khalil uh where a bomb a car was the bomb last night and after that two palestinians were announced severely injured and were moved into al-ahli hospital shortly after to for the ios to start a raid on halhul area in alkhale to uh to be to claim and to confiscate the car that has been exploded under under the assumption that there was there were bombs inside inside this car and the two two wounded palestinians was on their way uh to perform a resistant operation in alkhale area. august 14th marks the anniversary of the end of the 33-day war between the lebanese resistance moven hezballah and the israeli regime this day has become a symbol of resilience and strength of the lebanese people who force the israelian. ers to retreat without achieving any objectives in 2006. non-stop israeli air strikes caused over 100 civilian deaths

interiors of a small cafe in georgia, where this long-awaited interview was recorded and the same shadysts who are going to lead america. "i think the most important and significant aspect of my political views and decisions is that my values ​​have not changed. my views on the security of our border have not changed. vice-presidential candidate tim wahls, whom harris interviewed as a backup, was clearly an odd man out, but there were questions for him. when you ran for congress in 2006, your campaign repeatedly lied about your dui arrests in 1995, as..." voters can tell you believe. i admit my mistakes, people know who i am, they have seen my dossier. harris's answer to the question of why she covered up and concealed biden's poor health when he was trying to get elected for a second term was also unclear. harris did not even answer the question about the main republican donald trump, she only blamed him for all the troubles with the economy, which she and biden were supposedly trying to save. at this massive table.

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abdullatif alwa shadi has your details from sona. just days after taking office and in a symbolic move members of the newly formed government in yemen have reaffirmed. commitment to the palestinian cause, at the beginning of the first week of the work of the government of change and construction, we saw that it was important to visit the office of the islamic resistance movement hamas instant, which is visit for all the brothers in the palestinian factions to confirm yemen's position, starting from the top of the leadership, the leader of the revolution, the supreme political council and the government, that we are with the yemini people's a strong position. which is considered the strongest in the region, we are all with the palestinian people. the visit underscores the solidarity of the government of construction and change with the palestinian people as it vows to maintain the country's support for hamas and the broder resistance against israel. this diplomatic gister is seen as a clear message to the international community on sa

interiors of a small cafe in georgia, where this long-awaited interview was recorded, and the same shadysts who are going to lead america. from the first minutes , kamela harris and tim waltz set the tone of the conversation, you should not expect any specifics from them. if you are elected, what will be the first decision in the white house? there is a whole list things, but first of all we will support and strengthen the middle class. so what would you do on the first day? i would make a plan that would develop our economy, i have already put forward several proposals: we will lower prices on household goods and develop small businesses. during the hour with commercial breaks that the interview lasted, the host dana bash several times honestly tried to add color to this pale stream of demagogy, for example, she suggested that haris directly respond to those who call her a shape-shifter. haris did not even respond, she just ran away all the troubles with the economy, which he and biden allegedly tried to save, are on him. last month, trump said that you have now turned into an african-a

interiors of a small cafe in georgia, where this long-awaited interview was recorded, and the equally shady guests. to the question of why she covered up and concealed biden's poor health when he was trying to get elected for a second term. when asked about the main republican donald trump, harris didn't even answer, she just blamed him for all the troubles with the economy, which she and biden were supposedly trying to save. last month, trump said that you have now turned into an african-american for the sake of political points. this is all an old, worn-out record. trump himself commented on this interview on social networks. in advance, why do we always perform live, and she does it on tape. kamala harris sat in fact, this interview was recorded at this massive table, and she didn't seem like a leader to me, i'll be honest, i can't imagine her negotiating with chinese president xi jinping. how the harris administration will build its foreign policy, in a lengthy interview, almost nothing. the foreign agenda in her speech was limited to washington's relations with israel. harris and walls

shady, so what gives you that level of optimism? what, i mean, it right now, we're witnessing a gaza genocide, and to your point, due to the evolution of technology, the whole the whole world is aware, we've seen it, 15-year-old, 16, 17-year-old kids in america, in australia, in britain, in france, 19-year-old college students, they are protesting because of technology, they are all aware, this level of awareness has involved because to your point of technology, could this be the reason and could this lead, i'm pretty sure your optimism has much to do with that, like you just eludeduh to, that when the world knows more uh about what is going on, what israel stands for, what the palestinian struggle is, what they have been through, then um uh it'll be easier for the world to assess and pick the right side of history to be on, but other aside from that, what leads to your level of optimism that uh through time the the arab leaders and west asia will become more united? we should not expect that this will happen very soon, it takes tim

a small cafe in the state of georgia, where this long-awaited interview was recorded and the same shadywho are going to lead america. from the first minutes, kamela harris and tim waltz set the tone of the conversation, you should not expect any specifics from them. if you are elected, what will be the first decision in the white house? my mistakes, people know who i am, they have seen my dossier. harris's answer to the question of why she covered up and concealed biden's poor health when he was trying to get elected for a second term was also unclear. harris did not even answer the question about the main republican donald trump, she only blamed him for all the troubles with the economy, which she and biden were supposedly trying to save. last month , trump said that you have now turned into an african-american for the sake of political points. this is all an old broken record. trump himself in commented on this interview in social networks with only one word. boring. at this time, he also gave an impromptu interview to the former democrat, and now his ardent supporter, tulsi gabart. k

interiors of a small cafe in the state of georgia, where recorded this long-awaited interview and the same shady who are going to lead america. from the first minutes, kamala harris and tim waltz set the tone of the conversation, you should not expect any specifics from them. if you are elected, what will be the first decision in the white house? there is a whole list of things, but first of all, we will support. my values ​​have not changed, my views on the security of our border have not changed. vice presidential candidate tim waltz, whom harris took to the interview for insurance, clearly looked superfluous, but the question. were found to him, when you ran for congress in 2006, your campaign lied repeatedly about your drunk driving arrests in 1995, how can voters trust you? i admit my mistakes, people know who i am, they've seen my record. haris's answer to the question of why she covered up and hid biden's poor health when he was running for a second term, to the question of the top republican before... kameela haris sat at that massive desk, and she didn't seem like a leader to me. i'll b

they brought out of the shadows the swindlers who were doing shady things with light, inflating electricity tariffs and getting rich at the expense of consumers who honestly paid their bills. so these luxurious houses, premium cars and even golden chess. how a beam of light from the police destroyed this dark kingdom in the ulyanovsk region was found out by maxim shevchenko. energy-saving light bulbs in the house of ulyanovsk resident alexander petrovich are an indispensable attribute: kilowatts fly off the meter one after another. residents of ulyanovsk have to save their own money on electricity because of a large-scale scam, which was allegedly carried out by the former chief power engineer of the city, alexander ignatyev. according to the police, he put more than half a billion rubles in his pocket, which consumers paid their bills regularly, while people saved money by using sunlight, ignatyev and his accomplices. basked in the rays of luxury. alexander ignatyev built his large house on the banks of the volga in sosnovy bar, not far from ulyanovsk, among other similar buildings. as a r

shadis attacked us as if we are terrorists , we are not terrorists, the terrorists are the ones who give tax money to israel to kill the helpless and civilian people of gaza with it , whether harris wins the election or trump, it makes no difference. not for us. we will pressure them to stop further genocide and oppression of the people of gaza . gallup's survey shows that nearly 60% of the american people are against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza and the continued support of the american government for these crimes. an issue that is two and a half months before the presidential election america is making it more difficult for the two candidates, the democrats and the republicans, who consider themselves loyal to the zionists. ali rajabi new york broadcasting news agency. referring to the presence of millions of hosseini pilgrims in the arbaeen gathering, the temporary imam of tehran said that one of the important features of this ceremony is its popular nature and this capital must be preserved. hojjat-ul-islam wal-muslimeen siddiqui praised the arbaeen ceremony as a civiliza

there has been clashes over there since early, early morning, and young palestinian, 17, 17 years old shadi shiha was shot by sniper, shot dead by an israeli sniper while working inside inside a car wash, also a main event over here occurred, in the west bank, especially in alkhalel where a bomb, a car was bombed last night, and after that two palestinians were announced severely injured and were moved into al-ahli hospital shortly after to for the iof to start raid on halhul area in alkhale to uh to to claim and to... confisticate the car that has been exploded under under the assumption that there was there were bombs inside inside this this car and the two two wounded palestinians was on their way to perform a resistant operation in alkhale area. the latest israeli incursion into the alawson compound has drawn reactions from the world countries. including some of israel's closest allies. iran's foreign ministry strongly condemned the storming of the mosk saying the incursion is a clear example of israeli intention to increase tensions and violence. in the region. foreign ministry spokesm

uncovered a scam worth half a billion, they brought out of the shadows the swindlers who were doing shadyds with light, raised electricity tariffs and got rich at the expense of consumers who honestly paid their bills. thus, these luxurious houses and premium cars were bought with the money of ordinary citizens. golden chess, how a beam of light from the police destroyed this dark kingdom in the ulyanovsk region, maxim shevchenko found out. energy-saving light bulbs in the house of ulyanovsk resident alexander petrovich are an indispensable attribute: kilowatts fly off the meter one after another, the pensioner complains about...

police uncovered. for half a billion, they brought out of the shadows the swindlers who were doing shadylight, inflating electricity tariffs and getting rich at the expense of consumers who honestly paid their bills. so, for the money ordinary citizens bought these luxurious houses, premium cars and even golden chess. how a ray of police light destroyed this dark kingdom, in the ulyanovsk region, maxim shevchenko found out. energy-saving light bulbs in the house of ulyanovsk resident alexander petrovich are an indispensable attribute: kilowatt meters fly away one after another, the pensioner complains about the growing tariffs and shares his simple way of saving, go to bed earlier, get up later, that's all, no more options. residents of ulyanovsk have to save their own electricity money due to a large-scale scam, which was allegedly carried out by the former chief power engineer of the city, alexander ignatyev. police officers, he pocketed more than half a billion rubles, which consumers regularly paid their bills, while people saved at the expense of sunlight, ignatyev and his accomplic

i don't know how it happened, one minute lo lo and i are peddling home from the caribe on the shady sidehe street and he's gone, i don't know he's disappeared because i'm caught up in the latest story and then ednaai said, okay, mercy can brg her dumb button and she was a queen doing me a favor can you believe it, lolo, she said i was a pain. as usual wee have taken the long way home so we can catch up without anybody listening to our conversation or telling us what chore we have on our list that day, but when he doesn't say anything, i look over my shoulder and that's when i see him sprawled on the street, lolo, i tossed down my bike and raced back to him, are you all right, he looks just as stunned as i am as he tries to entangle himself from his bike. inhe all the years we've been riding he has never fallen, in fact, lolo is the one who taught us to ride including papi and tia ines. a trickle of blood drips down from his eyebrow where his new glasses have dug in, they're crooked now and the lenses are scraped, pebbles are stuck, it's nothing. he gets to his knees. i hit a sandi patch,

passing the shady alley of the summer garden , you can visit 27 exhibition spaces at once.the tent of the history museum. institution where he studied, so even if the cap, on which was the emblem of that schoolboy went for a walk after school, to fool around the schoolboy was sure to have a boy he could not afford, they immediately saw what school he was from, they could report to the director, in the suvorov museum they tell young visitors about the device of a musket, we when with we are aiming at you, we are approximately... under the guidance of the best specialists of the russian museum, visitors to the summer garden can get acquainted with the profession of a restorer and even participate in the process of washing marble sculptures with a special soap solution. this procedure is carried out once a year, when the summer garden opens after winter conservation. fascinating master classes of the artt-laboratory. the lesson promises to become another good st. petersburg tradition: to see off the summer in the summer garden? dmitry pishchukhin, sergeyshchenko, galina orlova