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then we interrogated the sika. continue.ablish the identity of one of the gang members, some fedorov, this fedor with his accomplice named fish. we were going to go to bahmetyevka. establish a new method of delivering drugs wigs, a proposal to go to akhmetyevka so detain fedorov and press the fish to work with them properly, but on what basis are you going to take them on the testimony of some seki so what do you think? they give you all of them. someone here was crucifying yesterday, it is necessary to bring the courier to the recipient to take it personally. the colonel is right, i forbid detaining fedorov and the fish. operation follow the whole chain to the end and take it red- handed. by the way, how did you decide to find a settlement with fedorov and his accomplice, we have a reliable person there. now you need to pray to god for this person to report everything freely according to the situation. there why did we go, let's meet tomorrow, then take them to the mongol. if we linger, you'll wait for us there, that's all,

so people can defend themselves. sika found to cooper carrots. iran has previously also slammed as well for its military operation, boasting support the garza islamic jihad milliken group and saying that they are not alone. meanwhile, ukraine's 1st lady has praised what she calls israel's resilience, calling it an inspiring example for kenneth. let's not discuss these developments with tomorrow. what came a professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in bay route 20. thanks for joining us on the program. it's good to see you. i'd like to ask, what do you make of these reports of that possible cease fire agreement? and then we have this latest news from israel also claiming it's a military operation has been successful. well, i believe that the cars are trying hard to reach the fire between the 2 relatives. however, i believe that the eighty's what they claim to be that objectives, i believe they may objectively get me this. i mean, you have because it's going to the, the most radical palestinian rule, it's the most dedicated to fighting is there was no co

amazingly no e o calls to sanctioned a poppy israel and send arms together so people can defend themselves sika found to hypocrites. iran has previously also slammed as well for its military operation, voicing support the guards as islamic jihad, militant grave and saying that they are not alone. meanwhile, let me landscape why fi. elaina has praised what she calls it wells with millions calling. it's an inspiring example for you. frayne. we discussed the crisis on the international response to it with human and labor rights lawyer down kovachick. life is franco li, according to the un on livable in garza, and now without any electricity, which is also going to affect of course, the ability to pump water. people will be on the verge of it on sustainability. and that's of course, the whole plan, the israel, hey, i've been saying for years that this is a slow moving gems. israel has been blockading garza preventing garza from getting life saving medicines, getting food again from getting the water. israel wants to either forcibly remove or destroy the population in gaza that needs the definition

sika. when do i not? i started using charcoal when gas prices went up earlier this year. i am not quite sure what has been happening in our country, but affording to buy even cooking flour has been an issue, let alone cook and gas, but i don't have any other option other than using charcoal. this is the only way i can manage my businesses and also satisfy my family's needs. the energy crisis has now forced the governments issue permits to so charcoal a tre, there was previously band. and that's upsetting environmentalists who were concerned over the impact of the growing chalk, old industry as having on local ecosystems or calling on the government to address the issue basically the cost of pulling kenya. so if i increase over time and most of the community around cannot cope with the increasing charges or increasing cost of electricity are the same time the course of firms. so most of them are looking for cheap options to make them run small grid and also household energy requirements and needs when the will price increases, then $11.00 to the people, both at small level

so people can defend themselves. sika found to crypt grits. iran has previously also slammed as well for military operation, voicing, support garz's islamic jihad millicent group and saying they are not alone. meanwhile, ukraine 1st lady has praised for she calls israel's resilience calling it an inspiring example for key of political analysts. from garza know, they told us that israel is the side which bears responsibility for the mounting civilian dest whole. there are several things to keep in mind. one, it's important for the viewers to remember that in the israel and it's army have 0 credibility when it comes to claiming who killed, who especially palestinian civilians, who are usually victims of israel, li, aggression. and just recently israel ill, the palestinian journalist and it tried to 1st blame palestinian then to kind of been as often in different directions through a deflection or outright lies. israel bears responsibility for every ounce of blood shed in the gaza strip over the past few days. over the past years, really, israel is the occupying power under internationa

so people can defend themselves. sika found to kipper gretz, iran has previously also slammed as well for its military operation, voicing support for guns as islamic jihad, militant group, and saying that they are not alone. meanwhile, ukraine's 1st lady has praised for she causes well resilience corn and get on the inspiring example for kenneth. let's discuss this further with our guests. now. lebanese journalist mohammed clyde said, joining us when bay ruth, tom political analyst and new day who's in the west bank. thank you both for joining us on the program. this 1st question i'd like to pose to both, if you, if you know, could answer 1st please. i'd like to ask, will you make these reports of possible sees far agreements and the news from israel. meanwhile, claiming that its military operation has been successful, wanting to sticks us back to the fact that israel initiated this aggression. it took all measures a possible to increase attention whether in the west bank or the gaza strip. it had specific pre planned premeditated targets for extra judicial execution, namely to very p

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frosia, styopa sika deer left. uh, somewhere around 40 left. yesterday , 20 spotted deer were released. they left the enclosure for the park. they went to the territory of the national park for a free life. after replining the biostation, by the way , you can also come here on an excursion and here they will tell you how to establish a dialogue with wild obitas. and moscow and moscow region forests, but it is not so easy to meet them, and the city simply takes care to preserve the protected area and not let anyone in there. naturally, not about any capital construction. there can be no talk here, this is a specially protected area of ​​federal significance. this means that the legislation of the russian federation applies to it, prohibiting, uh, any uh, intervention, radical intervention, and in biocenoses, this means this territory of this national park. here but at the same time activities that do not cause damage are allowed. they cannot harm wildlife. this is just ecological tourism. there is in moscow, we will learn more about it in anothe

a whole herd of sika deer is heading towards the sea, the usual route.son the animals are restless, they are clearly nervous. other group reindeer is already returning from the sea. summer fog spreads over the coastal slopes, the sound of the surf attracts deer like a magnet. on the sea coasts , deer feast on seaweed and kelp, they are not only tasty, but also rich in minerals, which are so lacking for deer in the forest. even the salty sea spray licks off the fur to the last drop. spotted deer are not at all afraid of water and swim well when necessary. they can even swim across a sea strait more than 10 km long. to find favorite algae, they are ready to take any risk amur tigers know the weaknesses of these animals, so the nervousness of the deer, it is no coincidence that the day before the tiger attacked an adult male here. he dragged his prey to the water, and before going to bed he hid the remnants of the meal, returning, he first of all drives away competitors. these vultures wait patiently for their turn in the summer. siberian tigers prey mainly

. >> i'm fran sika decosta.nk our city should have commanders when it comes to emergency services. those are the people that can do a good needs assessment on what they're talking about when it comes to home unless less. then the public needs to have a hearing on navigation centers. if you want to go into whatever you feel that no recognition is given, we need to go deep into the practitioners and urban outcoming. very, very deep because i've been following this for many, many years. from the time it started in ohio. and then we need to do an audit how somebody can get millions of dollars on non-profit and so, they can do security, they don't have guns, but the practitioners/security/whatever. our city has gone to the hogs because we don't have standards. if we had a commander, emergency services, [indiscernible] a safety officer, a difference between a city officer and a commander. i have training as a commander by fema. i know what i'm talking about. there is a lot of bullshit that we can address. let's have a