when sheps's plane was flying over the kaliningrad region, he suddenly lost navigation communicationsnd it's amazing how he didn't get lost at all. royal air force, of course they blamed moscow for everything, saying this is a manifestation of electronic warfare, which the russians have recently intensified, and very dangerous behavior. there is no confirmation of this fact, but the fear of the western military. in front of the almighty russian jammers, another, apparently, proof of...

grant sheps himself says he wants to increase military spending to 3% of gdp.demonstrates the tension between russia and europe and the fear of escalation. electronic warfare is a modern means of warfare, and britain itself needs to develop similar capabilities. this is the first alarm call. similar electronic warfare attacks have been reported previously, particularly on an raf aircraft in 2021. pilots landing in southern cyprus have reported similar types of interference with gps navigation systems their planes. one way to jam these signals is to emit fake gps signals to confuse them. from the movie, how grand shep takes control of the plane because he is the pilot taking the plane to safety, but obviously everything was not so dramatic. this also happened to the foreign minister, this is very important. did russia know that it was jamming the signal of the british defense minister's plane? they might have guessed that he was on board. russian military units are located in kaliningrad, there are bases and sensitive equipment that they don't want other countri

in his decision , which... from the west of london is very simple, shep says, either we wake up and help against putin, or we just watch how ukraine loses the war, shep made his statements, look against the background of a damaged russian tank, which the kiev nazis decorated with bandera slogans of nazi svasti, however, britain does not want to spend too much. last week, london allocated £200 million to ukraine for the production of 1,000 drones. london also announced its readiness to transfer. was never called, but from the vatican against this background a grandiose sound was heard, which is called zrada. pope francis sensibly assessed the situation at the front and offered the kiev regime the only possible option: surrender. the pontiff advised zelensky take courage and quote: raise the white flag to start negotiations with moscow. zelensky was traditionally rude in response , saying that the real church with people are chaplains on the front line, who... support ukrainian militants, not some kind of pope, and in general , kiev does not need the vatican’s services in virtual mediation

first, ... parliamentarians it turns out that billions allocated to the kiev regime, sheps called thehat go to the defense of britain, the combat effectiveness of the army, which is in fact rapidly falling, that is , sheps sent money to ukraine, withdrawing it from his own military budget, that is, weakening army of london. british defense secretary grant shapps was accused of fraud after... after he announced that funding for the british armed forces had increased, it all happened at a rather nervous meeting of the parliamentary defense committee, during which members of parliament from the conservative labor party unexpectedly joined forces and sharply attacked sheps. the deputies are convinced that the head. they are misleading. they are spelled out in the budget, don’t interrupt, this is an official government document. the committee members did everything right in calling grant shems to account. he went too far when he called the amounts that will go to the defense of great britain, because he did not specify how much of this money will go to ukraine. and it’s good that this comm

british defense minister sheps flew to kiev and recorded a video, the purpose of which he called theto great britain, i’m talking about valery zaluzhny, in ukraine they are arguing, what is this? gesture of gratitude from vladimir zelensky or a reference from a potential political competitor, it is too early to predict how strong and effective an ambassador in london zaluzhny will be ; he has no diplomatic experience, although he graduated in absentia from a master’s program in international relations at the ostrov academy, and the level of his contacts with representatives of the british political elite exactly. unknown, although, as a zagardian, the former commander-in-chief of the ukrainian army developed a close personal relationship with his british counterpart, admiral sir tony radakin. by the way, just the day before, radakin , together with british defense minister grant sheps, was in kiev and met with the political and military leadership of the country, but there were no joint quotas. the candidacy was approved by the candidacy of the ambassador of our state to great britai

on january 30 this year, the british minister of defense grand sheps, his deputy james.rstand that triiden 2 was not equipped with a nuclear warhead, it left the submarine as expected, but the first stage boosters did not fire, as a result of which the missile... were on board the submarine to observe the epoch-making launch. taketo flew out from under the boat and landed right next to them. i have to read the second part of the article. the government calls the incident an emergency and claims that if the launch had taken place for real and not test purposes, then everything would have been successful. i do not understand this. the minister of defense grand ships on board the submarine was clearly an unnecessary figure. his knowledge of maritime affairs is scanty, except for the arrest of a russian businessman’s yacht in london during the sanctions fever in 1922. shep, then the minister of transport, posed next to the captured boat and gave interviews. obviously he now i was counting on something similar, but instead of pr on a formidable weapon, the minister and his en

president ridzhep is planned tayyip erdoğan, meanwhile, the minister of defense of great britain grand shepsyiv and in the center of the capital called on the world to wake up and support ukraine, as reported. we cry, referring to the post of grant sheps on the x social network, i quote, the british defense minister: "i'm in kyiv to sound the alarm", because what would it mean if we allowed a dictator like putin to take over a democratic country. what would you say about our values ​​of freedom and democracy? the british defense minister emphasized that the west could easily attract resources if it had the will, an extremely eloquent signal from the british defense minister, well, what do we do... we're moving on and now we're going to involve experts. gennadiy dubo, political scientist and candidate of legal sciences. it is with us in the ether. congratulations , mr. gennady. espresso. i congratulate you. let's analyze today's visit of zelensky to turkey. in front of you, we also talked with your colleague ruslan osypenko, we actually also talked about zelenskyi's visit to turkey, including

it's the 1st line of defense against the shep collision. after that, there is the sender which is a protections light. the bumper on the car is around the pylons at the ship seem to avoid the to all settings and then the sender just wasn't enough ad for the size of this special. now once i got the hip thought pylons the design of the bridge, the way the structure is if it's simply there was no other way for it to to, to go or they're going to collapse. there was no what we called redundancy at. once you remove top support and you would call the method design, structural engineer, or a wide range of projects including bridges. so what's the then an inherent weakness in the bridge? and how can bridge design has protect against impacts like this one from the shoot shipping containers? yes, i'm sorry. with the side of the inherent wait this in the bridge itself. i think the protection managers around the bridge apparently weren't up to the task. here's the question. then becomes, why weren't they up to the task? and it seems that this bridge wa

on january 30 of this year, the british minister of defense grand sheps, his deputy james cartlidge androyal navy , admiral ben key, almost died during a ballistic test. triident2 missiles off the coast of florida. the missile was supposed to hit an imaginary target almost 4.00 miles away, but instead crashed into the water next to a nuclear submarine. we understand that triiden 2 was not equipped with a nuclear warhead. she left the submarine as expected, but the first stage boosters did not fire. as a result, a rocket weighing 58 tons crashed into the water next to the vengaard submarine and sank. minister of defense. to make this worse, comes the news that in the british army , male soldiers who identify as women are allowed to be housed in women's barracks. to me britain seems to be in great shape to beat everyone to cancel culture. but completely unprepared to win a world war, this is an absolute shock, second failure in a row, it cost us £17 million to sink this thing to the bottom of the ocean, the other part of the scandal is the leak itself, serious questions arise as to how su

sitting here, a bank interview, the head of the central bank takes billions of dollars as a rule of shep and por in this country, it's not enough to pay for books, then i'll tell you, sir, that you should also say about subsidies. the current situation is the same. now you say that the criteria of dekhbandi should be revised. do you believe in this or not? you still say that all classes of all 85 million iranians should be. receive the subsidy unless he doesn't want to see that the ruler of the government should give the subsidy to everyone, but he is forced to give it, but from this point of view, if i am forced to take it, i can not take it. in general, we said that we will not receive subsidies because we felt that it would help that group but it's a pain. we are saying that i am not getting this subsidy, then where is that money going, as mr. babaei also said in his speech, he said that our problem is that we are not getting this money. i won't take it, my friends, i will go later, i will see, sir, where it should be spent, it is not possible to spend it, that is, there is a problem

on january 30 this year, the british minister of defense grand sheps, his deputy james cartlidge and the commander of the royal navy, admiral benkey , almost died during a test ballistic missile. off the coast of florida. the missile was supposed to hit an imaginary target nearly 400 miles away, but instead crashed into the water next to a nuclear submarine. we understand that triiden 2 was not equipped with a nuclear warhead. she left the submarine as expected, but the first stage boosters did not fire. as a result, a rocket weighing 58 tons crashed into the water next to the submarine vengrd and sank. minister of defense grandche. i have to read the second part of the article. the government calls the incident an emergency situation and claims that if the launch had taken place for real and not test purposes, then everything would have been successful. i do not understand this. the minister of defense was a figure on board the submarine. boats and gave interviews. obviously, he was now counting on something similar, but instead of pr on a formidable weapon, the minister and his ent

in the traditional system or the traditional shep that we lived in before, we have to admit that taxsion was high, but we lack this. we expand our tax umbrella to have less for a limited number of miners, because when you can actually expand your tax umbrella and cover more miners, especially those who have income. they have significant income the real people means to collect the right tax from the government and this only happens in the context of electronic systems, which means that in a way we need to make the country's tax system smarter . i request your presence from respected researchers and academicians in the field of topics. more taxes should be entered in the case of tax issues in a practical and operational way , that is, the issues that i have mentioned, today , the daily concerns of our organization, today, we are looking for executive concerns, not in the country's tax system, in other institutions this link between the university and the executive environment of the government and industry should be much more coherent than this , so that, god willing, we can have bette

shep on that stage. katie: i feel like i have watched that video probably 30 times. i think it says a lot about her instincts in that moment. to sort of get between her husband and anyone trying to hurt him. protective of the president in general, and has been for a long time, but she sort up his core of wanting to she is there is part of the philadelphia girl persona that is very true, it is who sh was she willing to talk about her role as mother to beau hunter, ashley, and uently the age issue being discussed in p kati sheon himobviously amelia died in 1972 along with bowen hunter's infant sister. but they call amelia and they refer to the first lady as mom. she wants to check in with hunter regularly to let him k and is thinking about him. ashley, asl. wel though -- beau, it is very apparent, also in light of the special counsel reporthat came out last week, how upsetting the loss of beauy still feel that loss. peter: here is jill biden at the 2020 democratic convention. >> there are those who want our country is hopelessly divided, our fferences are irreconcilabl

there's a big history there, and i believe that, you know, then they were treated like a shep child -en so we have this interference with other countries trying to put leaders in place,■ttc. ier however, what is the solution? so if you don't want outside interference, which i agree with, however, internally you're dealin major corruption. i mean, major poverty. and so what is, like, when you say handle it inside, i totally agree. but how does that, what does that look like? how does that work? i mean, what is the solution are? because thisis is, this has gone and it's really sad. haiti deserves better. >> host: okay. that's christine in washington d.c. mr. pierre-louis. >> guest: thank you for your question and good commence. first -- comments. first, haitians are not saying we don't want out help. what they're saying is that, yes, we want the help but under conditions that we want to set up. in other words, don't come ino. just d have a dialogue with us. ask us what do you want. and secondly, give them the freedom to choos candidates. the past two elections that took place in haiti,

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western europe and for the west in general to accept russia as it is almost if not in terms of for the shep and cooperation that i'm placed in terms of acknowledging that were equally valuable. but we have the right to be the way we are because the other one. but why do i think they think that helps? yeah, i should probably ask them yes it does it because you know me to use it was you ask me we have to come up with solar. i can give is my opinion of them to the police for example. i like dressing in french wine even haute cuisine doesn't mean that those are excellent to tell you. and i like to tell in wine and food. you know, the wine is amazing and level in the to run into their food is very good and more natural than in front of you. i like to tell in fashion, in tokyo, when you're writing an elevator digits, when you send tchaikovsky on the way down, despite the fact much on the japan, is that now not very friendly to russia, and what were they simply did not reset the settings. yeah. well, i don't know who wrote this music, gainesville icons say, but they like, it's a lot just into the

it's the 1st line of defense against the shep collision. after that there is the sender which is a protection light. the bumper on the car is around the pylon at the ship seem to avoid that also. and then the sender just wasn't enough ad for the size of this special. now once it hit that pylon, the design of the bridge, the way the structure is if it's simply there was no other way for it to to, to go others on to collapse. there was no what we call the c at once you remove top support. i think the protection measures around the bridge parity weren't up to the task here at the question then becomes, why weren't they up to the task? and it seems that this bridge was designed in the seventy's and constructed in the seventy's. the requirements in the seventy's were quite different to the requirements that we have today. and you know, for me, what's in my mind is, are we checking that the existing bridges we have today are adequately protected against the shipping that we have today. so i wonder if the ship stopped this bridge was designed to b

and she'll 1st don't, shep occlusal to the that's x. hopefully i'll see, you know, there are many possible interactions on this. um we pointed out between the micro organism and its environment, the water droplets listed as to the, the incredible diversity of bacteria and phone guy in p. i'm a toes experiments, reflects micro bills i in the pounds. but life in yeah is not easy. experts now believe that the atmosphere is not a habitat in the conventional sense, all happens to be a remains a transit station, a tiny organisms the some years ago. an astonishing discovery caused quietest among arrow biologists, a bacterium known to be abundant in nature, ending clowns was set to be capable of producing rain. bio precipitation was going to describe the rain making bacteria. a stunning revelation for people in the field of arrow biology, meteorology, and agricultural science. as a most all day in southern france, cindy morris is researching the curious ability of these bacteria. its name sued them on us so we can see them on a sunday due to bo

sheps also survives because china is rapidly increasing its nuclear arsenal, as are iran and the dprkely developing a nuclear program. the pentagon once again designated these countries as the axis of evil. they also fear that putin and shizen pin will challenge western unity. rosophobes are haunted by the fact that moscow is developing economic ties with china. beijing received all seven russian tankers carrying russian sokol oil that were hit by the '. usa, reports reaters. due to this, in march, maritime imports of oil to china from our country reached a record of 1,816 thousand barrels per day. pyongyang began purchasing russian oil for the first time in 7 years, reports finincial times, with reference, as always, to satellite images. moscow began trading with pyongyang , bypassing un sanctions, and this is a violation of international law, that is, our 300 billion to washington, which is so concerned about the law, apparently stole it according to the law. there is still no official confirmation of oil trade with pyongyang from moscow, but if this is so, then thank god, we have f

to kiev in parallel. arrived on an unannounced visit the head of the british ministry of defense, shepo sound the alarm there, they say, the signal to the west of london is very simple, either we are waking up , helping ukraine fight against putin, or just watching how ukraine is losing this war, our statements, while shet made, look, against the background of a destroyed russian tank, which the kiev nazis. neatly decorated with bandera slogans and a nazi swastika, two pieces at once on one side, on the other, however, britain itself does not want to invest too much in zelensky. on this week, london allocated only £200 million to ukraine for the production of 10 thousand drones. london also announced its readiness to transfer to ukraine all russian assets frozen in britain as collateral. future reparations, according to various estimates , 32 billion dollars have been frozen in britain, while the amount has never been officially announced, but in the western world a new message was issued, an insight into the situation on the front, in fairness, not for the first time, reached the vati

know anything about the involvement of the kiev regime in london, the minister of defense in the uk, shep look for the ukrainian trace. it is reported that three more men are currently in custody in connection with the attack on a concert hall in moscow. the arrest came just a day after four suspects accused of carrying out the deadliest terrorist attack in russia's recent history appeared in court. islamic state of iraq and syria isis or an affiliate known as isis kharasan claimed responsibility for the attack that resulted. ukraine and the united states have dismissed attempts to link kiev to the attack as propaganda. it was a terrorist attack carried out by isis. mr. putin understands this, he knows it very well. look, there is absolutely no evidence that the ukrainian government did anything about this attack. russia was provided with intelligence data that this could happen, how would this help putin say, no, it was not isis, but ukraine? i think what's on the... in the headlines right now is that vladimir putin and a number of other high-ranking russian officials may be trying to us

. >> as we look at the cargo shep given the fact it takes a mile to slow it down. is there a possibility that that ship is overloaded it just weighs too much as well? >> so, i listened to the captain that you guys had on earlier and he said that ships leaving port were light, meaning that most of their cargo had been unloaded in baltimore harbor. and they were leaving light. i don't think light or heavy really had that much to do here. they lost the ability to control the ship. the ship went out of control. the ship hit the bridge, now we have a catastrophic problem in baltimore. >> laura: you know, jake, you have been consistent since you were with us at the top of the program, you felt this was more of a recovery mission. why do you say that? water is an environment you don't live long in. can you go a long time without food but you can't go a long time without air. there is nobody holding their breath for five hours under water. cars don't trap water. they are going to lose the -- i'm sorry, cars don't trap air. i just think that right now the two survivors they

while yasmin suca is the human rights laura, i'm shep person of the un commission on human rights in south suzanne to joins us from johannesburg. many thanks to you for joining us. this report makes pretty grim reading about so many things that appear to be wrong in africa's youngest nation. if it isn't too fast, solid question, can i ask you what you think? fundamentally, you're going so wrong? it sounds to them. thank you for the opportunity. i would say that, you know, this question of impunity. a complete class of accountability is really why these violations continue. because i think the truth is, know that they can actually get away with that. you know, you hardly have a traditional system that is functioning, the, you know, you have one judge for instance, in the whole of the jungle, a state. so this is one of the states we, these abductions of women have increased explanation b, which women actually have no recalls to anybody for any kind of accountability. and in fact, um, you know, what is being quite shocking is when we spoke to a number of young women, many of whom were u

shep■çard: unfortunately tht is all the time we have here today. you for joining. really appreciate it. this has been hopefully a conversation that gives you an idea of where the public is on health care, both from that 30,000 foot level, and then also the kinds of conversations individuals are having, then a little bit on some of what republican plans might be if they were to win november, and how some of these health care issues we are all talking about might change when we convene here again next year.anl and our next host. our future of health reporter aaron shoemaker who will be moderating the next group. thank you all. [applause] ♪ ms. shoemaker: hi, everyone. part of what we have been discussing today is the delicate balance between reducing drug prices for americans and protecting innovation american pharmaceutical companies are known for. we will also be doing into the fda's accelerated approval process. is it helping patients access life-saving treatments faster, or is it permitting effective treatments onto the market? and finally on thi

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