(music playing in background) >> roman (speaking russian): >> violetta (speaking russian): >> roman:>> violetta (muttering): >> narrator: this is roman and his seven-year-old daughter violetta. >> woman (speaking russian): (siren wailing) >> violetta: (roman replies inaudibly) >> man (speaking russian): >> roman: okay. let's go-- let's go. >> narrator: roman is second in command at kharkiv's central fire station. >> we're waiting till shelling is over. it's still shelling where we're going right now. in five minutes, we will go. >> woman (speaking russian): >> roman: first day of the war, 5:00 a.m. i wake up and i see there's shelling. boom, boom, boom... i say, "oh (bleep). oh (bleep)." i hear like my wife saying, "probably the war has started." what the (bleep)? i mean, really? really? (bleep). putin! (bleep). why? you know, like, why? (siren wailing) >> (singing softly) >> narrator: it's march 17, three weeks since the invasion began. russia has just hit kharkiv's famous indoor market, known as barabashova. (glass shattering) before the war, barabashova was one of europe's largest

] [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] >aking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the system they developed was actually pretty simple, vlad and mykhailo would travel around the city, scoping four targets, and making mental notes of where the russians lived, what they're doing, and where their equipment was stored. >> you're driving around, looking for things that ukraine government would want to hit and blowup? the russian military positions. how do you mark them? you can't take out a camera and take pictures, right? >> >> translator: just a visual contact. i had the opportunity to pass by such places without posing any suspicion. when i wasn't sure of the exact location of equipment, or a large group of forces, i simply passed information to my good friend. >> after the surveillance, vlad went back to his safe house, and put it up his computer. computer he pinpointed the exact locations where the russians were on google maps. he highlighted it and send it alon

♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speakingguage] eric campbell: in the days before coronavirus stopped the world, poland hosted europe's biggest far-right rally. it was a call for a new crusade for god, honor, and fatherland. the rally leader, robert bakiewicz, is on a quest to build a pure catholic state. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] eric: i've come here to see how religion is being weaponized in a fight for power. it's a country where nationalists equate catholicism with white polish identity, where church and state have grown unsettlingly close to reshape society, and where the father of polish democracy, lech walesa, says democracy is now in peril. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ [shouting] [singing] eric: it's sunday morning, and the tolsdorf family are praying in their small home before they head to their big church. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] eric: piotr tolsdorf and his wife, malgo

[speaking ukrainian] [speaking ukrainian] [speaking ukrainian] >> translator: unfortunately the valueemocracy and the issue of freedom, we have to fight for it. it. we have to defend it. and this iss the light against the darkness. likely, we of course to have a chance to win and -- luckily -- and to have a chance for peace for next years, and that this will not be interrupted by the imperial ambitions of some certain presidents such as putin in this case. [speaking ukrainian] [speaking ukrainian] >> translator: my second mission is to address to american people, to american p businesses and organizations, to invest in ukraine. and not without any returns of course we are not beggars, but to invest in our common security, in our common future. [speakingg ukrainian] >> translator: i'm deeply convinced that if we're following one and two as americans that all thehe europes are going to follow the example of the americans. thank you. >> may be the deputy mayor would like to speak t about the trip d what the delegation hopes to accomplish as well. i'd like to add that it's very difficult,

. >> [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] [speakinglish] [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] >> when the russians invaded, life did not just change. everything ukrainians had taken for granted was gone. >> [speaking non-english] >> it was early in the morning on the second day. i saw a vehicle moving along the streets. russian soldiers marching 2 to 3 meters apart. it was like the tentacles of the russian monster entering our city. they were in uniforms, driving slowly along the streets, covering them in darkness. >> [speaking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] >> kherson had its identity stripped. schools were forced to teach in the russian, symbols of the ukrainian state were erased. >> [crowd chanting] >> a hated occupation government ran in the city. anyone who dared to resist was arrested, some never seen again. >> [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] >> vlad decided his role would be to gather as much information about the russians as possible. he knew he cou

[speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreignvolturno an african city on the mediterranean, but it wasn't always. it used to be a summer playground for the southern italian elite, but they fled when the camorra ground this place down. it's now somewhere people go to hide. almost half the town's population of nearly 50,000 are undocumented migrants. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] emma: cooperation was forged between the nigerians and italians after a bloody turf war 12 years ago. reminders of the carnage are everywhere. one hundred twen-two bullets were fired. six africans were killed. now the camorra lets the nigerian mafia base its european drugs and prostitution networks here, and it takes a cut. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ emma: the pineta grande sees more drug mules than any other hospital in italy. the health system is free for all, even the undocumented migrants. female: excuse me, have you any document with pictures? [speaking foreign

[speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue]. [speaking in native tongue].nding into our city were making in order to kill and to make people afraid. i have no doubt in that i'm quite sure this is the order from military and political governments in the country. i am also assured about that because they did have all the active people in our community and all of the authorities. while they were forging the area they were searching for them. [speaking in native tongue]. [speaking in native tongue]. translator: as a civilized person you might have a logical question, why would they do this against the civil people who have done nothing and have nothing to do with the military? [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue]. translator: the answer is quite obvious in this case that for all of the crimes that have been done by russia before they have never been punished and they have never been brought to the war. [speaking in native tongue]. translator: even between themselves they were talking and saying the russian phrase that war will write it all of

[man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to cross a border or they decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, their children, and that is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pastor gustavo banda speaking spanish] protester: apology. [indistinct crowd voices] protesters chanting: apology! apology! [derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migran

their opinion, supposedly, they give, so to speak, some kind of civilized move to support, so to speakaims that it will enter, uh, move closer to europe, that it will be a purely european republic, uh, and so on. eh, everything. it played a role in what we lost, so to speak, control over the fact that they didn’t pay attention to the birth to the birth of this nationalist society, which began to take shape from the youth and began to help them who of course the americans, because the ukrainian people themselves are hospitable people, sincerity and generosity. so to say, ukrainians are ukrainian people, otherwise it can be seen. otherwise, what are you and your fellow countryman igor cool. and this, by the way, is your photograph in nikolaev not long before leaving from there to moscow, how did it happen that you cannot come to your homeland, from what year are they not allowed in ukraine and why? by the way, it hurts me that i served 3 years in sevastopol i gave, so to speak, 3 years to the navy, and in recent years i also studied a little music there and naturally, so to speak, is clo

there will be no such, so to speak, smooth, so to speak, division, and so on and so forth, which is somehowionalized, everything will be blurry there. well, this is for you, there is nothing like it there will not be a war war. enough to say that the territory is like a country yes, here and before and this this would really be death. and by the way, these are all all sorts of soothing, so to speak, conversations about the fact that they will first accept these and then these. yes, maybe they won’t accept anyone at all, for example, let’s say the expeditionary force will provide some kind of expeditionary bone, ensure control over resources and that’s all and you don’t need to accept anyone, and you are all the rest in those territories that are not needed from the point of view of the economy. you can kill each other. how much will fit , this is really a prospect, and not at all some rejection, so to speak, by parts of the european union. there, nato is the real prospect of a war of all against all with this control of strategic points, as it were, yes, we are on the map of the former russ

>> [speaking foreign language] >> [translating] if i go home, i'm not comi back. >> [speaking foreigne] >> [translating] and there is no end. dea lor -- dear lord. >> and caught in the middle are civilians. >> [speaking foreign language] >> down here? to escape the fighting, she was hiding in the damp and dark seller -- cellar. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [translating] july 22, 2022. apparent two people were killed. i am frightene again. just wn i was thinking about leaving. i can't make up my mind what's right or best. >> out of the darkness came light. on september 6, these ukrainian troops entered the city. >> [speaking foreign language] >> this senior lieutenant tells me, when they reached the city, there wasn't much resistance, but everything was mined, the entire city. a warehouse. what of the russians? trying to retreat. here, some were captured, here on the ground, with their hands tied. others made it out. one man calls home. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [translating] everything everywhere is on fire. the city is on fire. >> writing down herhoughts was the only way

so to speak, was clearly brought up.ulation still appeared there. well, there were natural systems preserved, by the way, the education system. they generally arise that the soviet machines, other systems of education insolvency that the earlier soviet years of power, that was all the worst thing that is possible, including in the system of sexual freedom there, is the emancipation of perversions. everything was brought here. all that is possible. well, it's another matter that later, when the civil war ended and it became clear that the next war would be speedy, but it was obvious to everyone. yes, it's like 20 years. during this period, something had to be done. this was invented by a person who, by the way, by the way, did not allow further destruction, by the way. ah, the church. this is also finished by such a mother. here, well maybe so i don't know. well, he was his main movement. it's just how she did it. it was not for nothing that during the war the main offensive operations were given the names of non-soviet r

everything, this is more than that, there someone went away to smoke, so to speak, but he speaks onent me to hear. i want to listen to me, this is important, because he understands that god is one . i mean, again, you can believe, you can not believe, what you want to do with it, but this important and i think it should definitely happen. and our enemies, then the continuation. that is, a little on the topic of the transfer. yes, here, at the beginning, we talked about the fact that they can train fanatics there, terrorists, so to speak, and so on, and our enemies, in fact, first of all , the americans are not in vain. eh, decades. uh sponsors and supports a process they call religious diversity, religious freedom. yes, they have always supported support sects. they have always supported and support splits traditional denominations. they have always supported and continue to support all sorts of things there , for example, non-carrying cults and so on and so forth why because they understand that it is easier to make fanatics out of these people, yes , who will not be asked at all. w

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i'm sorry to speak. so surprised to ten, yes to ten, right?’t return anything to the people of ukraine, they don’t return anything to anyone at all, but at the same time they try to say so. uh, for the whole world looks like fighters no this is it. this is what it is. that country which robs, which robs destroys and which terrorizes the whole world and lives. well , at the same time, well, pr, you know how where, how an open hamster is different. yes, just pr. in this, they have no equal. here in this, they have no equal, they are robbed. all countries, at the same time, look like fighters against corruption. well , ingeniously, it’s wonderful for everyone, very simple, but that’s how it goes here. you will be the main traitor to pay to pay, for which we will give you your own country, which you will plunder. yes, yes, yes, go on, you know how they rob here, and then they destroy, then the most important thing is destroying them as needed. now let me give you an interesting example. i'm not going to say where it's from, well, i know it's absol

we need to speak the truth, absolutely, but we need to speak it with love, don't we? and jesus modeled that for us. jesus was full of grace and truth. so that's how we should be as well. so, we overcome falsehood by seeking the truth and by speaking the truth. and thirdly, we overcome falsehood by living the truth. the overcomer has to be clothed with truthfulnessteeds or her o. listen to the words of the apostle john. he said, "i have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth." god wants us to walk in it. he doesn't want us just to study the truth. he doesn't want us just to speak the truth. he wants us to live in truth. be true to ourselves. be true to god. you know, every once in a while, you read stories of people who lived double lives. you know, somebody's got two wives, and they're scattered all over the country. they're living two lives. how in the world could you ever allow that to happen in your life? and how could you ever survive it? truth is the integrating center of who we are in god, and we're to live the truth. you know, the lord illus

do not worry, so to speak, yes there are, there, those who wish, so to speak, and nato countries and so on and so forth will form a grouping. and we'll keep talking. here, if in white to belarus attacked, so we then, yes, if they go to the kursk region, wow. here in ukraine it is also possible that what they need is obvious, how to say yes, if there is no absolutely obvious superiority, uh, demonstrated on the topic by the logic that is being imposed? yes, i think that it can stretch something. well, this is an unmeasured perfect number of years and not in our favor, but i could be wrong. it would be better if i was wrong, of course, yes, but nonetheless. here 's something for me to say, e suggests, right? yeah i suggest, i suggest. for example, i i propose to do something so that our strategic aviation can deliver massive strikes, and they sit on the airfields and talk about the fact that they have air defense if we cannot cope with the air defense of ukraine tell me, please, but which one in my opinion can we handle? what country’s air defense can we deal with, and then why are all

any time the president speaks he is speaking as well to the american people. reporter: yesterday was the first time he had heard anything from the white house about the train to moment -- derailment. can talk more about the white house outreach in the days ahead and why knowing had reached out earlier? >> the health and safety of the community is our top party, the epa had been on the ground since february 4th. they had been on the ground for some time. i can give you a little bit of where we are today. president biden spoke directly to governor dewine to offer efficient -- assistance. i believe there will be holding a press conference in about 20 minutes or so to talk about the ongoing efforts and what we are doing on the ground. multiple federal agencies have been on the ground as i just mentioned. some since february 4th working hand in glove with the state officials leading the emergency response efforts, there working to get to the bottom of what caused the derailment, monitoring air quality, collecting soil samples, testing surface and groundwater for co

the truce, so to speak, is actually a process that, uh, which is very clear and tough, and so to speak politics, but it is moving forward and is achieved. it's not that in order to yes, of course, there is a need. you are a very strong political. will desire from both sides and so on, so it's so easy to imagine what will come, i can't. if someone has something to say about uh about uh, and in connection with this esper prank, then you are welcome, that is, you can still speak. yes, and we have you. what 's something else, another american is also a very important thing, he says they asked me like real american analysts who periodically publish this or that report about russia if in the nineteenth year they published a report on how to contain and overstrain russia they identified five pain points so far that can be influenced and this will lead to the fact that the russian economy is generally overstrained. it will fall apart , such points as belarus, transnistria , transcaucasia, summer asia and ukraine, uh-huh about ukraine, were called. they said that the supply of lethal weapons th

will not speak ukrainian either.does not happen by itself. well, there is also such a moment, ms. yes . thank you very much, if you had done such an analysis first 22- so far, how many people have transferred. i think that the percentage is huge. well, this is gratifying . i think that we will be on such a scale and you to our victory. thank you, ladies in the hall. i hope that our viewers will follow all your advice, uh, they will follow them, and so on. they will save uh, as they say, as they joke, they won’t go cuckoo during this war, they won’t even help ms. antenna podolyak solovyov, he really doubled up as a cuckoo on the last episode, but julia davis, who is engaged in very hard work and specially gives out free milk in the pentagon for this, she watches russians are all propagandists . well, he just says that the dude took off from the coils, we will show how he took off, but in a few minutes , stay with espresso, then we will listen to people suffering from rheumatism. but arthritic, it is impossible to get

speak [speaking non-english] >> what is the first thing you want to do when you get home?speaking non-english] >> i think i hear your little boy is awake now, maybe? >> yes. [speaking non-english] >> that night, once we arrived in kharkiv, she finally gets that long-awaited hug. and we head out into the dark city ready for some reunions of our own. >> oh, my god. >> when we come back, kharkiv one year later. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. the first time your sales reached 100k was also the first time you hit this note... ( screams in joy) save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back

as if quite confident, well, she was told to speak slowly apparently and not to giggle, while she did it and what she announced, uh, s uh russia and how the united states recognized russia uh, officially responsible for crimes against humanity, but it was clear, because that blinkin spoke the day before, who spoke precisely about this, but here she made an almost official announcement. so i 'm wondering when we will start working out statuses for the united states. even if we now declare the united states a country of terrorists with the northern stream. and this is really a terrorist country that does not support terrorism, and if it acts by terrorist methods to achieve its external foreign policy goals, then we will repeat them anyway, we will repeat their installations, which they have existed for a long time since the end of the eighties, first there in relation to iran, then in relation to other countries, so we really need to develop our own, as it were, diplomatic dictionary, which should define countries such as the united states that are violating all conventions, violating.

they put us all to shame, so to speak. we somehow think, so to speak, stupid people, that this is exactly what they are called, they are not with their summer eyes. well let's see what they are. now they will hear with their deer ears and tell us with their correspondingly liberal mouth. and in parallel, after all, there is a lot. if you wish, so to speak, just if you have at least some vision, you can find torchlight processions, swastikas, all this, all these symbols, all these badges, all these drawings, all this is generally emblematic, so to speak, all this. well, it's very hard not to notice the coincidence. well yesterday is just an amazing story. yesterday zelensky officially appropriated the tenth separate hormone assault brigade vsun naming attention edelweiss what is edelweiss for those who are not in the know, for some reason i will explain exactly that was the name of the first mountain division of the wehrmacht, which took navigators participating in the kharkov operation of 1942. it immediately admires, so t

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[speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> where the rangers have stopped the city moving forward or into the forest -- they have to deal with criminal activity such as illegal logging and hunting. >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> the rangers not only protect orest but the wildlife that inhabits it. arranger here for 11 years come up for theast three, he has been fighting to protect one of the most iconic birds. the four station and hunting have left the macaw -- the four station -- deforestation and hunting have left the macaw in danger. it is thought there are less than than 10 left ear. they need to support from the rangers. >> [speaking spanish] quiet the rangers --? >> the rangers are doing their best to patrol the area, but for nine of them, it is a big job. >> it is difficult to hear when someone is trespassing. there is trespassing. there's a new technology to help that out. he has developed rain forest connection, a surveillance system consisting of an old mobile phone and recycled solar panels, which listens in on the sounds of the forest. make to meet you. nice to me

we, so to speak, are slavs with one blood, in fact.e occasion of the authorities accept decisions are probably acting under someone's decree, of course, the confiscation of the seizure of some kind of property. there on the territory of another state. this is an illegal action. but you know it here is a table of iniquity, what i want, i do, it's illegal. and this is wrong. this is wrong even in relation to our state. well, even our people. we remember that not only what you just called them. in the same place even earlier, when the cars were taken away from our citizens, who drove there and returned, uh, to their homeland and hostages were taken there. well, it's wrong, it's not not not a state, but some kind of criminals, it's like that, but as for the frozen russian assets, uh, and the attempts of the west to take them away, well, they say in a criminal language to squeeze out appropriate. yes, from the point of view, again, the legislation of international law. is this possible? yes know that on what basis on the decision? whom? whi

know, so to speak, we dance kancan there, so to speak, on these hot coals.when i say, guys, you know what can be, let's not, then it's the norm. but we must we must understand. we owe this to deep regret. i recall the events of ukraine xii 2013 2014, when this anti-russian rhetoric suddenly appeared, because it was known that many of us, who liked to study in the west, again receive certain grants, we called them soros. yes, that is, a followers of the soros ideology, who were grateful for the certain funding that his funds received, and then these people quickly integrated into all state structures and, in fact, even then it was extremely difficult to resist this wave, because as soon as you know, this is the top of this you pick it up, and there, it turns out that every second he is directly connected with this and therefore already and this is a hornet's nest. unfortunately, no one has already corrupted and failed, so we we have such a dramatic situation, but they did not integrate. they have been integrated. yes, and ukraine this story is not 2014. this

in this one, so to speak. yes, e.g.one hand, they themselves created, and on the other hand, how to impose it on us. well, you actually recognized the independence of ukraine. and now here tra-ta-ta-ta from this there is a part of the truth. i think it is very important to reconsider the views on these things in general, but let's start there with some kind of expert discussions about this, so to speak. for some reason, there is one more position, which is also extremely important. it is connected with the collapse of the soviet union well, we won’t get around this thing, you understand, after the collapse of the soviet union, the new authorities of russia recognized it de facto, and somewhere, yes, the yura of independence, i understand, what are the risks here, yes, there are e, as it were, the attitude of other soviet states . well i think if you link it to security issues, that's where our national interest is. this danger is threatening. there, in fact, the fact of recognizing the collapse of the soviet union is in

and at that point they had to be on the floor speaking, correct? yes. yeah, i think there is one case for senator like held one foot on the floor and didn't his foot was the outside the floor under the name it a discussion about whether that was proper or not. but you physically had to be on the floor to filibuster and speak. so mr. bomb boy, you mentioned that this goes back to the colonial era at least dilatory tactics. go back to the colonial era. how are they used in the 1780s 1790s? well, there was something called that the previous question which was a motion that anybody could raise in a deliberative body to stop a speech and various colonies and even you know states had versions of the of the previous question in their parliamentary rules. another thing that was kind of odd. was that cool that the disappearing quorum and there's a famous case in 18 in the process of ratifying the constitution 1787 september the documents approved it goes to pennsylvania to be the second state to approve the constitution and they had a two-thirds quorum roll and

and at that point they had to be on the floor speaking, correct? yes. yeah, i think there is one case for senator like held one foot on the floor and didn't his foot was the outside the floor under the name it a discussion about whether that was proper or not. but you physically had to be on the floor to filibuster and speak. so mr. bomb boy, you mentioned that this goes back to the colonial era at least dilatory tactics. go back to the colonial era. how are they used in the 1780s 1790s? well, there was something called that the previous question which was a motion that anybody could raise in a deliberative body to stop a speech and various colonies and even you know states had versions of the of the previous question in their parliamentary rules. another thing that was kind of odd. was that cool that the disappearing quorum and there's a famous case in 18 in the process of ratifying the constitution 1787 september the documents approved it goes to pennsylvania to be the second state to approve the constitution and they had a two-thirds quorum roll and

, but he speaks to one there.ortant, because he understands that god is one i mean that again , you can believe, you can not believe what you want to do with it, but this is important and i think that this should undoubtedly happen. and our enemies. so, continuation. that is, they are already a little on the topic of the show. yes, here, at the beginning , they said that they could train fanatics there, terrorists, so to speak, and so on, and our enemies, in fact, first of all , the americans are not in vain. eh, decades. uh sponsors and supports a process they call religious diversity, religious freedom. yes, they have always supported support sects. they have always supported the support of the splits of the traditional faiths. they have always supported and support all sorts of things there, for example, neolithic cults and so on, why because they understand that these people can easily be made fanatics, yes , who will not ask at all. why why is it easier to make these people, so to speak , cynical beasts of th

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so to speak , the russian federation is fed.here is also north korea and certainly not only them in us somehow the process is moving in this direction today it looks like the following, it is somewhere close starting from october to november e last year the european unions, not only the european union, our main international partners talk about the so-called mechanism of secondary sanctions, that is, if a company is found, for example, from somewhere, well, let’s tentatively call it north korea, without any other country that helps the russian federation, impose sanctions , then against this country, against this campaign , appropriate restrictions may be introduced. well, so far , we do not have any such we will wait for examples of such vector sanctions, so we will wait for the first point. well, the second point is something with big problems. nevertheless , the european union today made a decision , to put it very simply, that aid was bypassed in the course of sanctions in order to actually undermine this very european unity

we need to speak clearly, we need to speak directly." >> "i'm looking into your eyes," i told him, smilingt think you have a soul." he looked at me for a second and smiled back. "we understand each other," he said. and we did. >> when biden said that to me, i hadn't heard it before, and my immediate reaction was, "this sounds like a movie line. is that what really happened?" and he said, "absolutely, positively. that's who this guy is." >> narrator: and biden wasn't done. in front of students, he urged the russian people to stand up to putin's regime. so, i urge all you students here, don't compromise on the basic elements of democracy. you need not make that faustian bargain. >> for putin to see an american vice president go talk to students and encourage democracy, he sees it as a threat. "who are you to come here and foment trouble in my backyard?" it's aggravating and offensive to putin to see that kind of action. >> narrator: and later that year, protesters right outside the kremlin. it looked like what biden had been calling for. >> tens of thousands came out on the streets to tell v

that's why they go because they want to speak in the language they speak here.y understand the need to you have to go and speak ukrainian in the store, you have to speak ukrainian with your friends, they have such a desire, they have such an understanding, and they are trying. nevertheless, lviv has noticeably russified, so much hostile language on the streets of my city, i still haven't heard it. i saw such changes, and what will other lviv residents say, many new immigrants, many russian-speaking residents have appeared , which is very felt for the city of lviv . well, the city is usually living in a state of war , experiencing anxiety. i just do not see these changes in most of the work maybe some roads have been built, something like this plan, i don't see it as such, at first it was very tense, but now people have gotten used to it, to be honest, they have relaxed a little , so i will say, well, no, lviv to the body and about the war to us they remind us that the air warning signals are massive rocket attacks, so the residents of the city have the opportuni

he speaks dry.f provoked her with russia, but you fired at her for eight years, donbass and now you know, she came. she has already come in and says this, you understand, and whether he will be evacuated or not. she went. yes, everyone came in, takes different points - this will also clean up the unreliable okay yes, now i’m not eight packs, it’s absolutely on the wrong side of ukrainian legislation , dual citizenship has been banned in ukraine for a long time he has long been banned by a separate decision of the verkhovna rada by a separate resolution, uh, dual citizenship with russia it is written that this entails the deprivation of citizenship of ukraine zelensky act on the one hand in within the framework of the law, on the other hand, on the other hand, people are already applauding him because the level hates russia. yes, it's just that one does not applaud all the others. all. i already understood, that is, people who assign some kind of rating there. what the fuck is the rating of a person

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we can speak about what happened in 2014. we can speak about what happened in to 1008, but in reality, is it really frustrating that even after 2014 germany was sold, it was increasing, needs dependence from rush and fossil fuel. when it was clear, the food and we'll weaponized it one day. why it was a great mistake, but no sense to speak about it now. now there is a chance to speak about the lesson, but just that, but just one lesson is the west have acted in a more concerted way and a tough away. do you think they could have prevented as a little from? absolutely. if there was a chance to stop it in 2040, absolutely. if the free world would stop it in 2014, 2022 would never happen. that i can tell you absolutely, for sure. fujen felt himself irresponsible. he felt that he can do this, and he felt encouraged and emboldened. that's that was a huge mistake. that affected your view of the west today. you say the politicians have changed and they don't stay forever. there are democracies, people get voted in and voted out. but i

i'm excited to be here today to speak about this ordinance. it's 211 pages and it was sitting on my desk within two days of me starting here nine months ago so this has been quite a journey. it has been a journey because this is one of the final pieces of the planning department reorganize project going on since 2014. before or beyond this administrative cleanup, this ordinance makes changing that aaron star will speak to. i want to thank him for being my partner and walking me through the intra keys of zoning and this legislation is the byproduct of community input discussion and compromise. and i want to thank selma for bringing this joyce to the table and thank tom from livable city who helped me untangle the years of history around this zoning and many of the policy discussions that took place many years ago. this ordinance is particularly pertinent after the mayor state of the city address where she spoke about creating arts and entertainment district and what the feature of downtown looks that and that allows more art in institutional us

well, because the minsk metro is belarusian-speaking, minsk public transport is belarusian-speaking.to russian. that's what they don't understand. i won't touch this anymore. this is the belarusian latin alphabet, it is not. she she has the right to exist. she was our history is the question. as if, probably, not the most important, but in fact in fact, the history of the belarusian language is commercial; in general, it has a commercial future , not a historical one, no, a political one, but a commercial one. i know that some big brands shoot ads in belarusian. it is simply different, of course, simply different not because they are investing , for example, in raising the image of the belarusian belarusian language, but there are also commercial interests, for example, to reduce taxes for those who will output in the belarusian language. is it worth it or we will have a belarusian metro the most important slave, uh, tribute or benefits for those who will not be moved, but one tilhinshey e to slave inscriptions. what is a two-word rumble. this is a gromaska ​​of two guilty copper, ev

speaking of territories , it was about protecting the lpr, dpr.es, we are not close there was talk about the destruction of ukraine as a state, especially nowhere in a hundred. no words of disrespect for the ukrainian people have ever been expressed, this has never happened at all, but the west invents the most developed fairy tales, despite the fact that the west all the time throws these narratives into the territory from russia failed what failed? in a year of hostilities , we liberated a territory equal to four territories of crimea europe under 4 million. we freed, who now live on their territories 7-8 million people. what the launch was counting on, they never hid. remember how some article appeared in a major one, there was an appeal to the oligarchs to arrange for the state. who communicates with him let him sit behind his twelve, when he gives strange orders, they need to act, they need to act for the good of russia to them. it is necessary to stop him turned summer, physical or psychological problems that he had or that he acquired in an

, already bring lukashenko to beijing and bring it calmly and i quote him, so to speak, all the bellsressed to the whale, therefore, according to lukashenka, now is a unique moment, in particular, it is about the possible cessation of russian aggression, he says, i see intuitively , i feel that it is possible to put an end to this conflict, another such thing may not be declared by the belarusian dictator, it is necessary take advantage of this moment until russia has fully expanded its economy and put it on military rails. well, as far as i understand , in moscow they are doing everything to put their the economy on military rails, yes, and to use all possible resources, the only thing that they are not able to do a little or very much is to deploy it, mr. igor, please evaluate lukashenka’s throw and what kind of surprises, so to speak , can be expected from beijing, these are not simple combinations because, well, they have lukashenko wants to change maybe a part of his sovereignty and from russian to chinese , well, these are our assumptions, that is, maybe it is possible and no, i

speaks.united nations is the right move. let's calculate how much damage gazprom has suffered in our company , what damage nature has suffered and what damage has been done? if european countries are going to forgive this one, well, let them sort it out among themselves. we're not going to. beijing also called for an objective, impartial and professional investigation into the sabotage, saying that the perpetrators should be held accountable, according to an official representative of the chinese ministry of foreign affairs. shooting from special submachine guns under water virtuoso control of high-speed boats and maximum vigilance, 24/7 the national guardsmen practice maneuvers prohibitive difficulties in the murmansk region, our fighters of the naval detachment are able to neutralize saboteurs at a depth of several tens of meters in a matter of minutes, when, say, nuclear icebreakers are under threat, how they hone their skills observed our correspondent yuri shcherbakov in a moment, after

those who want to speak, should press star-3 to speak. for those already in the queue, please continue to hold until it's your turn to speak. seeing no callers in the queue, public comment on this item is closed. all right, next item please. >> item 19 nomination on vice president this item is for discussion and possible action. >> kyle can you provide a brief summary of this process. >> thank you, president ahn, we'll begin with the presidency and accept a nomination for this position only. after that there will be public comment and a vote. and we'll repeat for vice president. commission ebbser can nominate themselves. nominations do not require a second in order for the commission to nominate on a nomination. is there r there any questions for the president and vice president positions? seeing no questions, the commission will entertainment the nominations for position of president. commissioner wald. >> i would like to nominate eddie ahn to serve another term as president. i think he has done a great job this year in a year, that we k

, let's put, so to speak, dugouts of three logs. this is a voluntary retreat to the middle of the 20th century, a voluntary retreat into the seriousness of the 20th century. yes, if we do not demonstrate, the real superiority is not in the number of people, but in striking power. yes, if we do not demonstrate the ability to paradox, and does not roll on the corridor to which they attacked us, in which they rolled up the determination to be used. yes , including determination, we will have a lot of problems, a lot of problems, because this is exactly what is possible. let's knock out another million, another million, dig your trenches there with shovels, so to speak. yes, build, damn it, even, and we have a grouping here. she has no right to fight on our territory, you will divide it on your own or on ukrainian, and we must be safe , do not touch us, and we constantly confirm this every time when another circus with european politicians comes there, and we do not touch them. we don't touch them. here they have already shown the eu su

and then everything , so to speak, hangs again on an uncertain perspective and the warlock returns iton cell again and will not say anything , you know. i think that in china too by the way, i would like to remind you that china has a huge turnover with the european union and in general with nato member countries, including the united states of america, therefore it is more profitable for china to make friends, at least let it be cold and cold friendship, but friendship from europe and the usa because actually it is money for china trade with russia there is maximum import from china to russia minimum export well minimum import from russia to china that is why here the story here is simply about money but i think that if drinking is actually so please, please, mr. maksym. if i may, this is one second short remark on this matter, uh, you know. well , it was completely unprofitable for russia to attack ukraine uh, a year ago, and it was clear to everyone. but putin made this decision because he has to to preserve power, these actions also want to preserve power, he also wants to be some