the machine gun is our sobieski, even to large colleagues they are his.at german positions, probably, the capture of this particular height is described by the regiment commander from the combat log for september 8, 1943. at 9:00 a.m., the pool engaged the enemy over hill 17.7 on september 12 , 1943. the resistance was broken. in the combat log of the thirty-seventh guards the regiment described taking dozens of heights. it is known that the red army cavalry reached budapest itself and participated in its release . information about the death of vladimir alekseevich dubaev was not found anywhere. indeed, a story worthy of adaptation, straight, but the most amazing thing. that your father didn't die. he returned from the war alive. and you know where he went back to. let's look at our data after the war, your father settled on a farm called cyanosis. now it is called the first cyanosis. and also located in the krasnodar territory. yes, and in some 50 km from the village where you lived with your mother. what do you think, mother really did n’t know anythin

claims on russian diplomatic facilities, if on monday bailiffs seized a russian high-rise building on sobieski street. in warsaw, now empty on the land built in the seventies on a specially allocated land for russia, now the poles are staring at our school at the embassy. so far , lessons for the children of diplomats are being conducted remotely, but teachers are constantly living in the building and school staff in the russian foreign ministry are closely monitoring the situation for a symmetrical response. all the possibilities there is a situation anna semyonova dealt with polish diplomats, who today midnight must leave russia leave in small groups. the wall-mounted flagpoles have been empty for several days now, and the very territory of the polish diplomatic mission seems to be depopulated, but one of the employees immediately comes to our film crew, please, stop in russian, the poles working in moscow, as if they don’t understand, only english get out of here, why do we have to leave? we are on our own land from the outside, the building of the polish embassy seems low, but it has two m

and ukrainian president sobieski saying he's doubtful that these talks will succeed between russia and his country. which saw several other cities, including kyiv, hit by russian airstrikes this week. the west continues to plead with russia to allow evacuations from the besieged port of mariupol, the war of words has escalated as well. russia saying that western armed shipments are fair game. it's president biden declares that the u.s. would be sending as much as 33 billion dollars in mostly military aid to ukraine, on the domestic side, the president's reckoning with another aid pledge ahead of midterm elections. the president confirmed this week that he is considering some debt relief, but at a price point far below what's some activists and step civil rights groups say is helpful to younger voters. that democrats want, add to thousands of borrowers of color, that the white house needs. later in the show, the minnesota department of human resources find the city of minneapolis and the minneapolis police department -- practice race discrimination. and harvard university it confronts i

and ukrainian president sobieski saying he