in july , an emergency state commission began work, of which he became a member.urgeon of the red army, colonel general of the medical service, academician nikolai burdenko, photographic evidence in criminal cases. arriving here on july 14, and certain places were still smoking, that is , barns, the bodies of prisoners, they were burning out, that is... literally in the wake of a crime tried to record all the horror that happened here, for so many years of work, no matter as a simple private or as the head of the archive, so many documents passed through my hands and eyes, but what i actually saw in criminal cases concerning the trostenets camp, i was simply i'm shocked. trostenets did not fall under any nazi clause. classification of places of forced detention, concentration camps, prisoner of war camps and death camps, it included all forms, it was the largest nazi camp in the occupied territory of the soviet union. historians often call this belarusian camp auschwitz, because everything was really intertwined in this camp. these were spontaneous killings, these

in these footage, members of the emergency state commission to investigate the atrocities of the naziellow residents of karelia. the commission asked for hundreds of survivors of finnish concentration camps. their evidence was shocking. from the testimony of former prisoners of finnish concentration camps in petrozavodsk, the blood in your veins freezes when you remember the famous finnish doctor sadist veika kolekhmain, this degenerate from the doctors in the abscesses of the sick and subsequently died in mortal spasms from the hunger with which the finns starved us, from severe beatings, flogging through wet ... salt-soaked rags, these usual methods of finnish jailers, in each camp they died a day 20-25 prisoners each, from a report from the counterintelligence department, with tourniquets, hoses and butts. particularly atrocious were the department commandants, lieutenants yakola and kariko, and assistant commandant kopral inkel, who always carried whips. beating up everyone got in their way, often for no reason. a ten-year-old girl, mukhina natalya, was beaten by a guard for vomit

in these footage, members of the emergency state commission to investigate the atrocities of the naziaccomplices are interrogated by one of the concentration camp guards. during the investigation , the owners of kareli were identified. the commission asked for hundreds of survivors of finnish concentration camps. their evidence shocked even experienced investigators. from the testimonies of former prisoners of finnish concentration camps in petrozavodsk, the blood in the veins freezes when remembering the famous finnish doctor sadist, veiko kolykmain, this geek with a medical education invented a special method of killing the sick. he injected fast-acting poison into the abscesses of the sick, who then died in fatal convulsions. from the hunger with which the finns starved us, from brutal beatings, floggings, through wet salt-soaked rags, these usual methods of finnish jailers, from a report from the counterintelligence department of the seventh army about the finns’ abuse of prisoners of concentration camp number 8. people were beaten for the slightest trifle, beaten rubber whips, to

according to the state commission.killed in six concentration camps in petrozavodsk alone. in finland , they really don’t like to remember the heinous crimes committed by the finnish army in the occupied soviet territories during the second world war. one of the main myths of finnish historiography says that the alliance with hitler was needed only in order to return the lands. lost during the winter war, but historical facts and documents testify to the loyalty of nazi germany to its allies, which pursued several goals in this war, including the destruction of leningrad, the liquidation and dismemberment of russia and the seizure of the ancestral russian lands in the north for their inclusion in greater finland. finland gained independence from lenin in december. 1917, before that, for many centuries, it was a province of sweden and then of the russian empire. her the borders were repeatedly changed by the swedes, novgorodians and russian tsars. the finnish elite thanked the russian bolsheviks for their generous gift

the use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes today at the bilaiya base a meeting of the state commissioneld cis participants. it includes representatives of the ministries of the academy of sciences, regulatory bodies from seven countries of the commonwealth, as well as representatives of the state corporation. we reviewed the progress of the program for the development of national nuclear infrastructure, issues of public acceptability of projects on the use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes, as well as the prospects for projects in the field of non-energy technologies, discussed cooperation within the framework of the international research center based on the reactor installation of a multi-purpose research reactor, we here we are developing such approaches to the management of spent nuclear fuel, issues of isotope products, medicine, with application, issues of personnel training, so... and the accumulation of knowledge and its transfer in the field of the use of peaceful atoms, we will now create a program for extending the life of the armenian nuclear power plant until 2006 wit

from the documents presented by the emergency state commission regarding atrocities against children,ut it... it was listed as testing a new scientific method of blood sampling: children were suspended by their armpits, their chests were squeezed, and a special injection was given to prevent the blood from clotting. the skin of the feet was cut off, the blood flowed into sealed trays. the lifeless bodies of the children were taken away and burned. the technique was applied to all children's consoles. but blood was taken from children in almost all concentration camps where they were kept, one of these was babruisk, where the nazis created a special laboratory. in bobryi prison you took blood with syringes, but these were immediately thrown away. but the war was doing its job. in total , 166,885 children were killed in belarus during the years of occupation. more than 138,000 were left orphans. almost 33,000 minor residents of the republic were taken to germany. they became prisoners of children's concentration camps. more than 35,000 belarusian children. and the world will learn the f

anniversary of the international religious freedom act of 1998 and establishment of the united states commission on international religious freedom. since its establishment 25 years ago, the commission on international religious freedom has championed you believe the people to exercise their rights to freedom of religion or belief. i was proud to vote for the legislation which created the commission and i will continue to support the commission's efforts to draw attention to the worst violators of this fundamental human right. this event provides an important opportunity to reflect on the impact the commission is made on our nation and the international community as a champion of religious freedom. it is also a time to reflect on how the commission can further elevate its efforts. as we all know that far too many countries continue to restrict or deny these fundamental freedoms. the commission has been and will continue to be a powerful force to protect the rights of those who wish to practice their belief without fear of persecution. i commend the commission on international religious freedom f

the congresswoman is ready to basically bring all of this attention of a higher authority the state commissionudicial conduct the body that oversees the judges in new york state think a judge is acting out of line and showing by snapping inappropriately, they can take action. liz: the congresswoman said is not on right from choice process and a fair trial luster the judge told trump during the trump is just back i new york attorney general letitia james and go after him but also said anger on introduced summary judgment against frumpy for the trialing begin no witnesses or evidence or for the penalty phase are no cross-examination was a gig order on former president trump and his team. tom: will come of this case is certainly spiraled not a very unusual directions this war is the summary judgment before trial for the former president and extremely bad position and is already deciding the issue that is now being charge of the judge in the forum about one of the former president is business colleagues admitted thrived under front of the hour under appropriate circumstances was a high standard th

members of the emergency state commission to investigate the atrocities of the nazis invaders and theirentration camp guards. during the investigation, the names of most of the finnish war criminals responsible for the extermination of thousands of soviet prisoners of war and civilians in koreli were established. the commission asked for hundreds of survivors of finnish concentration camps. their evidence shocked even experienced investigators. from the testimony of former prisoners of finnish concentration camps in petrozavodsk. the blood in my veins freezes when i remember the famous finnish doctor, veika kolykmainen. this geek with medical education invented a special way to soothe the abscesses of the sick. and the latter died in mortal convulsions. from the hunger with which the finns starved us, from severe beatings, flogging through wet salt-soaked rags, these usual methods of finnish jailers, in each camp 20-25 prisoners died a day, from a report from the department of counter-inflicted prisoners in camp number eight , people were beaten for the slightest trifle, beaten... with

according to the state commission, more than 7,000 people were killed in six concentration camps in petrozavodsk they really don’t like to remember the heinous crimes committed. armies in occupied soviet territories during the second world war. one of the main myths of finnish historiography says that the alliance with hitler was needed only in order to regain lands lost during the winter war. but historical facts and documents indicate the opposite. finland was a full-fledged and devoted ally of nazi germany, which pursued several goals in this war. among them are russia and the seizure of ancestral russian lands in the north for their inclusion in greater finland. after hitler came to power, manerheim established close contacts with the leaders of the third reich. he developed a particularly trusting relationship with reix marshal hermann gerring. this footage was filmed in 1940. during their meeting in germany, on gerring's orders, looted valuables from all over europe were brought here to his estate. having given manarheim a box of the best french champagne, the hospitable owner boasted that

this is data from the emergency act state commission, which worked at the scene of the tragedy in the stream flowing in the tract that flowed towards the lagaza. and witnesses said that this stream was red with blood, this had never happened before. and the people who covered these shot people with earth said that the earth beneath them was moving, because many were simply wounded. jews of lagoya gaina, many policemen returned to their places of service, as a reward for the operation carried out by the nazis, they received personal belongings of executed people. the police moved into houses where the property of the previous owners remained. they were also looking for those who managed to escape. savochkin, together with policeman peslyak, who was also an sd agent on the territory of the smalokurny plant, brutally exterminated seven jews in the village of yakuboviche. sitting policeman. at the station, malishevsky, through the window, saw a jewish woman walking along the road with three children, two very young, the third a teenager, about 13:15. the policeman, together with his subor

doctors treated us and military doctors helped, after the liberation of the camp, an emergency state commissionthe earth and water, after some time... the acts of the chgk were published in the newspaper pravda. in addition, there was a special commission, which included ponomarenko, chairman of the council of people's commissars of the bssr, his deputy nadezhda grekova, a classic of russian literature, national poet yakub kolas. the special commission reflected in its report that the air temperature in the period from march 8 to march 19 in the area of ​​​​the settlement of azarariche ranged from zero to -15°. when a person was in the open air, the average life expectancy was. days, it was impossible to survive in such conditions without food, heat and water for 10 days. these commissions also became part of criminal cases against nazi collaborators from the eleventh security police battalion of the sss troops. after the azarichs they returned to the location units in baboruisk. they continued their service, and during the liberation operation bagration , knowing that they would have to respon

following the 1973 war, there will be a state commission of inquiry. and the prime minister, i visual formal process or in the form or through masses in the streets. and i think will be for some part. so a post war world is going to be in israel without and it's in yahoo and palestinian territories without a moss. if i'm understanding you correctly, what does that mean for the palestinian authority in the west bank? should it be given to chance to govern gossip? is a very perceptive comment. perceptive comment that you made, and i think look, you're going to be dealing with 2 highly traumatized designs. there will be a political reckoning if i'm much does survive in any capacity. the 1000 a national movement will remain more or less like noah's ark. that'll be 2 of everything. 2 statements, 2 sets of security services is how much is destroyed and the military component of the nicest or you can destroy an idea if the military component is destroyed and got, and the post reality garza is one that can actually deliver humanitarian assistance . and we'll s

believe that the just solution can come about what needs to happen is to realize that the 2 state commission solution comes so that a nancy m as over the image of the part of the team and people needs to be appreciated, respected, and formalized. they cannot be spoke to states the stairs to say such situation when been one of the kind of distilling subsidy and states, which is just a modified of the subjugation of the people to announce, be heard to administer in south africa as cabinets, allegedly. and that directly saying that genocide has been committed in gals that the u. s. continues to stand firmly behind is reliance, its actions. we're not gonna wrapped in new real time to every event. israel has a right and a responsibility to defend itself. and we're going to make sure they have the tools and capabilities to do that. with the us down says raise questions including how exactly does washington define genocide and others? what journalist mike boom and tell us the state department. you know, when you, when you're choosing one country of genocide without accusing them of mass killing and

what needs to happen is can be like, that's what the 2 state commission solution comes so that they need to end the policy. and people needs to be pretty standard, respected and formalized vicker's. mother, we spoke to state the state is just a search situation when been one of the kinds of distilling subsidy and states, which is just the modified of the subjugation of the people. any displacement of palestinians will be seen as an act of war not to, according to the jordanian prime minister as a model, any appearance or circumstances that would result in the mess displacement, or short term displacement of palestinians in garza, or the west bank. well, the surroundings in either direction outside of the borders of garza or the west bank is a red line and means amongst other things the declaration of a state of war. jordan recently or drop critical medical supplies to a field hospital in gulf adults. it's run for over a decade. the delivery according to the idea of was jointly coordinated with israel and included food and medical supplies for medics. we spoke with paula standing, america

what needs to happen is give you like the 2 state commission solution columns. so they need to end this all the time. and people needs to be appreciated, respected, and formalized thinking more. we spoke tuesday because there's just a stage situation when been one of the kinds of distilling subsidy and states, which is just the modified of the subjugation of the people on the claims of war. crimes are leveled against these really military further claims of its top ally, turning a blind eye to the assault on gaza are rising, but washington publicly continues to fully bach israel's actions. we're not gonna wrapped in new real time to every event. israel has a right and responsibility to defend itself, and we're going to make sure they have the tools and capabilities to do that. that sounds has raised questions, including how exactly does washington define war crimes and genocide? the latter is what journal is max bloom and tell, put to the state department. you know, when you, when you are choosing one country of genocide without accusing them of mass killing . an

, died in belarus, of which 337 were exterminated in stalag, this is data from the emergency state commissionthin a year. the harsh, cruel regime the nazis installed in the concentration camp, these guards were all guards, they walked with whips at the ends of these whips were fixed with lead balls, they used them to beat prisoners, recently they used corrugated gas mask tubes filled with wet sand, one blow was enough to knock a person down, sometimes send him to the next world. shtalak-337 was one of the largest prison camps in the occupied territory of the soviet union. it consisted of a main camp near lesnaya station and several branches. there was also a quarantine camp, which was located in the forest just a couple of kilometers from the main one. stolak was the central link in this system, conditionally speaking, there was an office in shtolag, and its branches were located in any other cities and villages. if we are talking about stalag 337, then these are baranovichi and sludsk. there is no exact date for the creation of stalag 337. researchers have several versions close in time, aug

so the state elections enforcement commission in connecticut will be looking into all of that. >> jesse: it seems like she has relationships across the state. she's got this mayor who she's working for. i don't know his background. she's getting awards from the democrats. what does that tell you? >> reporter: well, the mayor was convicted of federal corruption charges and sentenced to nine years in prison. he served a portion of that sentence then got re-elected here in bridgeport. so, you know, i guess if you want to talk political history here in bridgeport, it is admittedly a very dubious history. and we know that at least goes back to 2019 because, as you mentioned previously, wanda was named as part of a state election enforcement commission investigation for possible criminal charges which were just recommended to the chief state's attorney office here in connecticut. as of right now those criminal charges have still not been filed and here we are four years later. >> jesse: right. wanda is under two investigations, both for fraud, both on behalf of the mayor, who was convicted of

. >> and again it's a very state commission. california has been grappling with this. they've not been able, all their insurance models had to be backward looking. they were not allowed to use forward-looking in the changing climate that's problematic so there's a lot to be done. >> does anyone think they have the perfect last question? >> from the world bank, representing the world bank it's good to hear that the ice is broken on the issue of carbon pricing. that this presentation there wasn't one mention of that issue. i want to mention one issue that hasn't been talked about yet and mainly what kind of model does the u.s. policy have for the poor world? is it a good model? the question is whether or countries could do something similar to what the u.s. is doing. the u.s. is typically a model for much of the poor world. is this a model for other countries including developing countries. at the low cost or for free. the imf and other

quote, the georgia supreme court said it will not approve rules and regulations for a new state commission empowered to sanction prosecutors, effectively rendering moot a law backed by governor brian kemp and other top republicans until lawmakers overhaul the measure. oh, wait, they can still overhaul the measure? are they going to try to do that? joining us is professor clark cunningham, professor of law at georgia state university. he is in expert in legal ethic and constitutional law. and he is a professor we called on in the past to help us understand this dynamic in georgia. i'm really grateful you could be hereof tonight. thanks for your time. >> glad to be with you, rachel. >> the ruling from the supreme court on thanksgiving eve, on wednesday, effectively said we do not believe that we as the court have the power to establish the rules by which this commission would do this work. is that a fair layman's way to summarize what they did? >> yeah, i think that's true. the law that was passed by the georgia legislature last spring provided that the rules that would put the commission in

i would like to immediately emphasize that election commissions are certainly the most important state the authorities in our country are elected : by citizens in direct elections in conditions of high competition, therefore the clear organization of elections, their open, fair, legally verified conduct, is very important, if not decisive, from the point of view maintaining internal political stability, both for the legitimacy of the electoral power and for strengthening people's trust in the voting results, is undoubtedly a key role in these processes. belongs to the voters commissions, regardless of their level , each act independently, on the basis of the law, their competence, functions and internal control; decisions are made collectively, since the commission is formed from representatives of various political forces and social groups. suffice it to say that in the composition of the commission at all levels, you know, i was just looking at the documents for myself... i was surprised to find this figure: 900,000 members with voting rights, and thousands more observers from candid

and what can happen with the complaint -- when a complaint like this is filed with a state commission on judicial conduct against a judge? >> so if the complaint has merit the commission can launch an investigation and look into it. you know, this complaint i think stefanek should have done more legal research because there is a lot in there that's legally wrong and she discusses the summary judgment opinion issued by the court and seems to sort of discredit that opinion. i mean, that is sort of a normal process in every civil case in this country that there's an opportunity to seek some rejudgment, which is what both parties did here. so i think she has some legal infirmities in her complaint here that they are going to make the commission rather dismissive of it. >> thanks for coming on. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> omar? >>> well kate, some breaking news in this hour. the man at the center of a major new jersey manhunt connected to charges in the january 6th attack on the capitol is now in custody. cnn paula sandoval has the latest on what happened here la, walk us throug

there were no commissioned officers in the united states navy. in fact as regina will point out it is not until world war ii that african american men were commissioned as officers. as far as we can tell, there were no warrant officers in the united states navy during the civil war. so the structure was to some extent flexible again to some extent, i do not want to over exaggerate the ability of african american men to move up the ladder if you will of naval ratings. but, nonetheless, there were limits to it and none could even think about becoming naval officers. on the one hand, their ships are integrated but not equal. integration without equality is a way to conceive of this. in many cases, they were discriminated against, especially the contraband. in a pacific squadron, there is a ship called the st. mary that took in perhaps as many as 70 or 80 men who had been enlisted from maryland and then sent out to the pacific ocean on st. mary's to chase down confederate predatory vessels in the pacific ocean. they were not only labeled as contraband

communications, i see, yes, my dear, i would also like to sincerely ask you on behalf of the state council commission on the direction of transport from all constituent entities of the russian federation, trains and support programs and the formation of a common federal program for the allocation of funding and the use of environmentally friendly transport, well, in all directions, in fact today, the government, the ministry of transport , is implementing all this; we, the subjects, are all involved in this and people actually see the result , and even if i take not a commission, but just us, the republic of buryat, we get my buses and we receive new trams within the framework of these mechanisms, so once again, here are the tools from the commission that were just mentioned, but how does your company work? vladimir, thank you very much, thank you, gtlk is working on the tasks of rejuvenating the fleet, public transport, as you actually instructed, in order to understand the scale of the work that is being deployed today, well, i would like to give one figure, to actually in this market public transp

vladimir putin stated this during a meeting with members of the central election commission and headsely important for political stability. the head of state addressed special words of gratitude to the employees of the new election commissions. i would like to say about the dedicated, well-coordinated work of the election commissions of donetsk and lugansk people's republics, zaporozhye and kherson regions, in elections that. took place this year, they were regulated by russian legislation for the first time and took place in very difficult difficult conditions. the russian central election commission and regional election commissions supported these election commissions worldwide and helped create the necessary infrastructure for holding elections. it’s difficult for everyone who works in the election commissions of the donetsk and lugansk people’s republics in the zaporozhye and kherson regions. i want it simple. on my own behalf, on behalf of the country, to thank you cordially, to say thank you for your courage and loyalty to russia, an increase in passenger air transportation has

this, after the state utility commission delayed a vote that was originally planned for today. they are considering three rate hike proposals , a 9%, 12% or a 26% rate increase. pg&e insists they need the money to continue fire prevention programs like burying power lines. so far, they have only put about 300 miles of lines underground out of a total of 10,000 miles. >>> coming up, a few weeks of struggles for the 49ers. now, it is time to reset. they are hoping their newest member can help spark some wins. >>> cloudy skies and cooler salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. >>> let s take a live look outside on this beautiful -- what is today? today is thursday. let's check in with jessica burch for a look at your forecast. >> daytime highs throughout the bay area are in the 70s. that puts us 9 degrees above average where we are warming up into the upper 70s in santa clara va

bodies must take place no later than march 21 , at the same time the center of the electoral commission, states and relevant organizations are instructed to take measures to organize the elections, and the government to ensure financing of the costs of their preparation and holding from the funds of the republican budget. their situation: in the middle east, hamas expects qatar, which is acting as a mediator in contacts with israel, to announce the details of the deal the release of the hostages in the coming hours, local media reported. meanwhile, the shelling does not stop in the gaza sector; the doctors without borders clinic was attacked; there are more than twenty people there, their fate is unknown. the ministry of health and gas announced the beginning of the evacuation from an indonesian hospital to the south of the enclave, so far about a hundred people have been taken out , in total there are approximately 500 wounded, rocket attacks continue, 17 people were killed during israeli shelling of a house in the nuseirat refugee camp in the central part of the enclave, al jazeera reports.

talking about the ports cooperating with each other and that is what we are doing through the state land commission so our team is preparing and getting us ready, understanding assets and facilities so when that infrastructure work and the plan the state land commission completes we'll see how we fit in and i think that structure is really helping us be far less competitive in this space, which is really important here, especially for ports like ours. we do think we have the waterway and location and we have rare competitive advantage here we haven't seen in other maritime opportunities, so we feel really positive about that, but it is a very long lead. we don't know the financial terms that commissioner lee was asking. we don't--it really is stepping into a opportunity and taking each step as it arrives. if that makez sense. >> makes a lot of sense. have we studied what--if any environmental impacts associated with this? at isthe time we haven't. we will continue down compliance so the concerns are met if there are any. >> any comments or questions? >> real quickly, president brandon. andre we had

statement thursday, police chief anthony mata said that process started earlier this week with the state's commissionofficer standards and training, writing the department is committed to ensuring mr. mcnamara cannot serve as a police officer elsewhere and will work with post to ensure that decertification happens as soon as possible. all mcnamara shot carreon green in 2022 as he was backing out of this la victoria taqueria in san jose. green said he took a gun from someone who was part of a fight inside and was headed outside to get help when he was shot. he suffered major injuries. he was protecting being courageous and doing the things that we pay police officers for. the tax unveiled in the investigation were sent starting one day after the march 2022 shooting. in one statement, mcnamara says, quote, i hate black people. thursday's press conference saw several community leaders calling not just for mcnamara's decertification, but also for all criminal cases that he was involved in to be dropped. the santa clara county public defender's office was there in support of those calls. >> we at our offi

statement thursday, police chief anthony motta said that process started earlier this week with the state's commission on peace officer standards and training. writing. the department is committed to ensuring mr. mcnamara cannot serve as a police officer elsewhere and will work with posts to ensure that decertification happens as soon as possible. mcnamara shot on green in 2022 as he was backing out of this la victoria taqueria in san jose. green said he took a gun from someone who was part of a fight inside and was headed outside to get help when he was shot. he suffered major injuries. he was protecting being courageous and doing the things that we pay police officers for the tax unveiled in the investigation were sent starting one day after the march 2022 shooting. in one statement, mcnamara says, quote, i hate black people. thursday's press conference saw several community leaders calling not just for mcnamara as the certification, but also for all criminal cases that he was involved in to be dropped. the santa clara county public defender's office was there in support of those calls. we at our of

phenomena or, well good news, i would say terry, because we expect the european commission today to recommend to a member states a they getting the e u memberships talks with ukraine, of, with some cabinets though, on, for instance, uh the exact date of such talks that is something that the commission is probably not going to endorse. and they will also say that there is still work that needs to be done, that you, queen still needs to work harder on reply forms to a fight against corruption to get rid of all the guards and to guaranteed national minorities rights. but they wants to send a positive signal to ukraine. will that be now? so key of, of course not because they would like to be a member of the u. a. p in union tomorrow, there are saying we are implementing reforms that a lightning speed even though we are actively at war with russia and even some member states within the european union. and would like to see some gradual steps off enlargements beginning tomorrow. but we expect to the commission to send this a positive signal without endorsing a day, and it's are still it's up still up for the member s

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state tests we had a war, so it is currently frozen, and because of military actions, the state test commissionis not going to be held, it is not being held. the spruce complex is a mobile mortar complex, based on a guard vehicle, with the possibility of using two types of mortar calibers, this is a 120 mm barrel and an 82 mm barrel, with automatic targeting, er, rapid deployment, er, rapid deployment on terrain, er, advantages - this speed, mobility, lack of, let’s say, the need to aim for a long time at the target and so on, these are its features, well, security for personnel and operators, but it has such a powerful polish competitor, and so unofficially, as if it is given to it advantage. in procurement, well, since spruce is not a completed project, and it has not passed state tests , of course, that, let's say, it is not implemented in procurement now, and the rak mortar complex, it is a slightly different concept, and it, that's all - still passed testing and en masse, supplied to the armed forces, we need to go through a similar road in ukraine, as we plan to use mobile mortar complexe

february , march of last year, all research and design engineers. work was canceled by the state testing commissionwhy? other tasks, well, look, this is very logical, in the war, let’s say, they are not engaged in some kind of long-term development of something, and funds are not invested, but already there, when we move into a long-term process, a long-term war, this process is needed slowly restore, withdraw some funds for development and technology, a lot of different photos of the updated sau bohdan appeared on the network, and most of the photos with an armored cabin that your company made, from what you know and from what you can say so who will produce the updated sau bohdana, your company. is it possible that some other manufacturer and have you gone to serial production, have you included in the serial production of this legendary self-propelled artillery installation? and why legendary? because she passed the test for a long time for no, because thanks to her she managed to free the island of snakes from the invaders. first of all, just the information that our company took part in this d

the state of emergency commission of the information and security service in moldova continues to purgeany manifestations of dissent and the use of repression against political opponents. these ones political repressions have already reached, well, in my opinion, almost to the extreme point. on october 30 this year, the authorities suspended the licenses of six television channels. for what? what do you think, for the fact that they are supposedly a direct quote. promote foreign interests, excuse me, the president of moldova is a citizen of romania, and the interests of other countries are promoted by russian channels? are you sure that everything is fine with logic, a citizen of romania, being the president, leader, excuse me, leader of moldova, renamed moldovan language into romanian, and you think that russian channels foreshadow foreign interests, well, this is some kind of looking glass, this cannot be, people cannot be so confident that any fake can pass through, the moldovan authorities blocked 31 information portals, all of them allegedly, again, a direct quote , are used in the

mind, we would join in working with you, of course, we keep in touch, i am a member of the state reception commissionsent and its students come to various events, including coming to us on a sightseeing tour so that the guys can see the production, equipment, and winery live. that is, one thing, one moment is theory, the other moment is , of course, practice, let’s check that everything is in order with the cork, by the way, you probably have a cork disease in the nose of the wine, do you know what it is? no, it’s purely possible, how much motivation is there? from the first year, literally from the day i entered, i was completely motivated it’s already been 4 years to work in this profession and so far, and i’m still burning with the desire to stay in this profession and build my future career in it, and i myself came from the kostrem region, to be already at this university, it’s already a great pride for me to follow these people who are developing further, because i, like many of the guys in our group , came here 100 km from home just to work. in this profession and develop winemaking in the krasn

at the russian exhibition at vdnkh , a meeting of the state council commission on culture was also heldts discussed the preservation of the diversity of cultures, the promotion of traditional russian principles of strengthening patriotism. representatives of federal and regional authorities, deputies, leaders of creative volunteer associations, and experts in the field were invited to the conversation. globalization, information technology, are rapidly creating new influences in culture, contributing to the gradual loss of moral guidelines that shape the worldview of the multinational people of russia , preserving national traditions and values ​​passed on from generation to generation through education. in my opinion, it is extremely important to build coordinated interdepartmental work of all interested parties in order to develop a unified conceptual basic approach to the implementation of cultural policy in the field of preserving the strengthening of traditional spiritual and moral values, identifying support for talents, creating conditions for the education of a harmoniously deve

president of the european commission ursula fondern stated. tails from kyiv are reported by myroslava gnogadze. during a press conference in brussels on wednesday, european commission president ursula vanderlein opened a new milestone in eu enlargement. she announced that the european union welcomes several countries to join its ranks. in the 1200-page a report published by the european commission states that ukraine and moldova have satisfactorily fulfilled most of their reform commitments and are now ready to start the negotiation process. ursula vanderlein's recent visit to kyiv became a clear indicator of the eu's readiness to start the negotiation process regarding ukraine's membership. after the meeting with president zelenskyi, the president of the european commission noted ukraine's significant progress in implementing reforms. i want to tell you what an impression those reforms made on us made during the war. we must never forget that you are fighting a war for survival and at the same time you are deeply reforming your country. have a

the european union, and what is the mood in general in the european commission and among the representatives of the eu member statessitive, because today is a really historic day, the european commission recommended to the european council to start negotiations with ukraine on the issue of accession to the european union, but nevertheless it should be emphasized that the decision of the european commission is not a decision at all, it is recommendations, decisions in the european union are made by the european council, this is a summit of the leaders of all eu member states, and unanimously all 27 leaders of the eu states must decide in december, from december 14 to 15 this year, whether they give a signal for permission to open negotiations on joining the eu from ukraine, but the question is that even if in december , the leaders of the eu member states will make such a decision and ukraine will supposedly be given the green light, before the negotiations begin, ukraine must still complete the seven steps seven reforms, commitments to fulfill, which she took in 2022 in june, when she received the status of a candi

chair with us on the podium, welcome alexey - tsidenov, chairman of the state council commission on transportbut well, maratovich kirzyanovich, i want to ask you a question right off the bat about the fact that you have repeatedly said that plans for the development of transport industry, until the thirtieth year, from them it is real. depends on how our economy will develop, whether it will develop at all, that’s how much we have everything to fulfill the goals that the country’s leadership has set for us, which we ourselves have set we set ourselves, thank you, but i want to draw attention to the fact that many present know about this, especially the governors, who are here i see many in the hall, yes, that we have national goals, a certain president, according to national goals we should have in the twenty-fourth year in the country... 85% of agglomerations in 105 agglomerations to bring the road improvement network to a state of 85% regulatory readiness. almost at the end of this year, we already have more. most regions will achieve this goal. our second indicator was that by the end of t

region, it is known that you participated in a meeting of the working group of the russian state council commission other things, the importance of developing the coal industry in the country, for the dpr, this is a particularly important question, of course, please tell me what your attention was focused on, what main emphasis was made here, what prospects do you see? yes, there was such an opportunity to participate, and here by invitation governor of kuzbass, here sergei vinovich sovelev, there was an opportunity, of course, to participate, express your position , and listen to opinions , and not only civil servants take part in the work group , the scientific community also takes part, and of course the question now, well, it is extremely important, and is extremely important both for the donetsk people's republic and for kusbass , for the country as a whole, why, because the following directions of development are being determined, here are the energy sector, and of course, the focus for donbass is now the development of the coal industry, how will to develop our enterprises, what will be the

enlargement package, and during this press conference, the president of the european commission ursela fonderlajen stated that the european commission... recommends the european council to start negotiations with ukraine on joining the european union, this is exactly what we have been waiting for since today, but not there are some reservations, negotiations on ukraine's accession to the eu will begin only when it completes all the reforms that are currently underway, and for which it made commitments back in june 2022, receiving the status of a candidate country, ursela funderlajen stated that ukraine has already completed more than 90% of these reforms, that is, 10% remains, ursela fonderlein emphasized that among the reforms that have already been completed, the reform of the constitutional court, anti-corruption reforms, the selection of candidates for the supreme council of justice, are important. the fight against money laundering, and finally new legislation in the field of media, this is what ukraine has already done, but there are problems in the field of anti-corruption, again, there are proble

fact, one of the women involved on the gannon campaign had recently been referred by the state elections commission attorney for criminal prosecution for doing this very same thing four years ago in the gannon election. the legislature chose not to increase penalties. they chose not to produce or create mandatory minimum jail sentences, increase fines. they chose not to address the ballot box issue, which is are no longer needed in connecticut nor i do think they are needed anywhere in the country for that matter. in fact, recently we adopted an early voting program in connecticut that's going to take place next year, start next year. and that is in person program. you cannot use a ballot box for early voting. you must go to the polling place to vote. >> laura: good. >> they have already admitted we don't need these things. and when you have democrats in bridgeport saying it's just the way it is or democrats have raised cheating to an art form, you know it's bad. so, the legislature needs to step up and address this situation because it's just out-of-control right now, laura, in bridgeport. >> laur

macarthy accused secretary of state atchison of the fact that 205 employees in the state department are communists, a commissiongins an investigation, and the commission seems to have the same number... people who were accused of being members of the communist party of the united states of america, they turned out to be reduced to nine, and then the suspicions of those nine were lifted because none of the 250 people actually confirmed that he was a communist, but this means that the process was launched; senator mccarthy headed a commission to investigate communist activities in the united states. states of america, this investigation led to the dismissal of hundreds and thousands of americans from their jobs. one of the famous us political figures , forestal, drove him to hysterics and he jumped from one of the high-rise floors of the skyscraper, in short, he committed suicide. that is, it even came to such things, this is a general psychosis, hysteria. she wasn't needed at that moment, but she fueled by what? firstly, the united states of america was disappointed with the outcome of the struggle, inside, that

look, the level of anti-semitism is increasing throughout europe, this is stated in the latest report of the european commissiontates, i quote: european jews today live again in of fear, end of quote, 887 anti-semitic incidents were recorded in france alone over the last month. as a result, the police detained more than 400 people. i wonder how all these events are, in general, whether they are discussed in israel during these hostilities, and whether people are worried about what is happening in europe in the background, against the background of the conflict. highly concerned, it is understandable, the level of anti-semitism has increased by hundreds of percent, in the united states, in western europe, and so on, that is, it should be said that the leaders european countries and the usa, they are shocked by what is happening, in general, we must keep in mind that america is a separate story, let's talk, let's say, a few words later, if there is time, but for europe, the emancipation of the jews is one of the factors. european civil nations, and for them anti-semitism is a kind of challenge to that model, that