they probably detected soroka’s phone as soon as he turned it on. let's go, let's go.eiling, but they set me up, set me up, set me up, vasya, come on come on, i don’t have the strength anymore, endure this song, quietly, grab it, come on, well, did it clear up in your head? kill me, kill me, everything has its time, i feel sorry for you, forty to part with you like this, you yourself will ask to be finished off, criminal investigation, hands up, on the floor, on the floor, i said, police, quiet, quiet, lieutenant colonel , and i just showed up to provide assistance, yeah, it’s very nice to listen, yes, don’t tell me, my boyfriend quit for his own sake, got ready to take sorokhin’s mother and interrogate him, it’s just some kind of idyll, that’s it, put them both to rest, go ahead went, stood up, stood up, well, alive, sort of alive, well, that’s good. i conducted a comparative analysis based on anthropometric data and found out the following: the structure of their skulls is the same, this is evidenced by the frontal bones, they are the same, you see, then the brow rid

at the end of september 1942 soroka. together with his relative alexandra gorkova, on instructions fromuarters, they were parachuted to the area of ​​​​the village of rasputye to the military rudensky district. they landed by parachute and met with partisans, and already in october 1942 he became their commander. in a short time, soroko was able to organize a combat-ready partisan detachment. they operated in the rudinsky, pukhovichi and minsk regions. organized ambushes and sabotage on highways and railways, and defeated several fortified enemy garrisons. the partisan detachment named after kalinin, led by leonid soroko, in the year from december 1942 to 1943, december, it increased 10 times when leonid iosifovich soroka accepted fighters as part of... group of partisans, it grew to 300 people. subsequently, the detachment was named after kalinin, and a year later it was already a brigade, it included several detachments, each of which had its own commander. one of the commanders named after kalinin, the commander of the partisan detachment named after molotov, papa shilvoy mitrofan de

children who are in our hospitals that are in treatment against cancer, etcetera, in hospitals like sorokals like soroka, etcetera, we have no one who visited our hostages , among them elderly hostages, among them elderly people, mother with their children. we have no information about them . the red cross made about them. the red cross made no effort to visit to bring us information about them . so we information about them. so we are acting according to international law. we are doing everything we can to prevent that civil casualties. we are being asking the population in the northern part of gaza strip for more than two weeks to evacuate the area and israel is doing everything she can to prevent civil casualties . prevent civil casualties. everything we can. how choose how practical is it for people to relocate when they are caught by terrorist that hamas are operational ? operational? >> they use people as human shields . and obviously israel shields. and obviously israel has been telling people to leave. but is it actually possible for them to leave? and would it be at least theoreti

eighty-five-year-old elma abraham is immediately taken by helicopter to the nearby soroka hospital inshe needs urgent medical care, the children and their mothers are being taken to the leading pediatric clinic in israel , schneider. poignant meetings between parents and children, brothers and sisters take place here. this is sharon’s mother vikdori, who returned from captivity, hugging her son after 50 days of separation. emily hand, freed on saturday evening , rushes to father tomos. shortly after october 7, he was informed that the burnt body of a girl who had spent the night with a friend on the fateful night. in the border with gaza and the kibbutz, he was identified among those killed and burned by terrorists. a few weeks later, it turned out that emily was alive, she was a hostage. she turned 9 years old in hamas captivity, and now she is home. all of them were captured by terrorists in kibbutzek faraz. these family stories are similar. it was a holiday when israelis gather with their families. on this day in families gathered on the kibbutz, came from tel aviv, and came. large

cinematic, and it is a great honor for me to congratulate you on the award of this diploma, dmitry sorokaeam, many thanks to our small team, thank you to everyone who believed in us, thank you to the presidential orchestra for the sacrifices they made to make the film , thank you very much, good evening, dear friends, coming up to this stage, and i understood, i understand, now to what point. .. we have come, if 20 years ago , as this film tells about the presidential orchestra, the head of our state, alexander grigoryevich lukashenko, had not made the decision to create a presidential orchestra, then probably this award would not exist today. the film is certainly very interesting, it talks about the individuals who work in our team. big. the work was done by the scriptwriter dmitry soroko and the director, who penetrated into our team, found out how the team lives and fully reflected the life and personalities of our team in this film. of course, once again i want to thank the head of state for supporting our culture, our belarusian art, of course, thank the director and production team

a certain blinov alexander anatolyevich, a repeat thief, repeatedly convicted under the nickname sorokano, i gave the order through the ministry. you yourself asked brumel for packs. break through, so what? some idiot arrived, waved the crust, and gribanov ordered the detainee to be released, so he should have been sent, or what? what other horseradish with a crust, didn’t santa claus come to you with a bottle? comrade major, all the questions should be addressed to the higher management, damn it, i got a divorce from the bosses, so don’t be smart. but we will have to temporarily confiscate the statue, i mean, i don’t understand how to temporarily confiscate it, well, it’s a thing now, but don’t worry, after certain investigative measures you’ll get it back, well , this probably needs to be formalized somehow, of course, now let's go to the police department , we'll formalize everything as it should be, where are the checkboxes, please sign, from the bitch, nicholson, can i drive? or a pill, it’s better than poison, i’m getting old, spent like boy, okay, okay, even though he’s not on th

i currently live in the city of korolev, i am natalya, i came from orenburg, my name is elizaveta sorokato attend this exhibition. i received some advice. this exhibition, friends, that’s why i came here with my mother and grandmother, i went to this exhibition because i saw that many of my friends were visiting this place, there are a lot of interesting educational things here, where does the homeland begin? well, the homeland begins in the east, actually, this is the kamchatka region, vladivostok , going through your whole life with you, i think this... after all , the memory of our ancestors, and this is very important, this is not only memory, this is what we do we are now, something that we will pass on to future generations. what makes you proud of your homeland? we can really be proud of our compatriots who have brought our medicine to the proper level. our colleague developed our domestic rods, which are manufactured in russia and are used in children with congenital anomalies of the limbs. i can say that, firstly, it’s my own and it’s cheaper. i work at a regional clinical hospi

up a team, the chips team, chips for america team within the department itself and at nist and a sorokamarkable side of people who are lamenting a very historic endeavor and i'm going to take you up on your offer to come by and sit down with the investment group and some of the other folks that are working. i did want to ask a couple of questions. what is about open source central processing units, the cpus, as you know anyone in the world can contribute to the design of open source cpus, which then can be used for electronic products. currently, there aren't requirements or regulations to ensure that open igsource cpus have not had any instructions added by act there is like china, russia. i know mr. garcia was talking about export controls. if you have any reflection to open source cpus in addition to what you just shared about export controls, we are all ears. also, we saw that the ccp came down c with some restrictions o gilliam and germanium. gilliam is used in the microelectronic components of many electronics and germanium poses many military applications critical to our national

body temperature was 28 degrees kyrees and she was nearly dead with the amazing treatment of the sorokayesterday day and it was really moving when she woke up and said the word and listened to music she loves. but she is still in severe condition , unfortunately, severe condition, unfortunately, on her body you can see bruises that seems like happened on dragging her around like she's an object . and both physically, an object. and both physically, mentally and medically and we hear now some stories from some of the other hostages about about abuse, neglect and torture, innocence . so that's torture, innocence. so that's very worrisome . and it means how very worrisome. and it means how important, how urgent it is to release the others. i spoke to them . is the family we see here, them. is the family we see here, akua, now ten months old baby that obviously in such conditions, it's not only life threatening for him, but of obviously a great suffering for him, for his mother, for his brother, with him and we don't want, you know, to be released and then have a mental probation or handica