, the money, the budget allocated for the state special communications and the state special communications. in the end signs contracts for the supply of goods, never they eh, they even go ahead, well, it’s very strange, for example, they can call the special unit, whether it’s the customer there in the person of eh, the chiefs of the bpp, the kind of troops and say, listen, it’s better for you not to contract with so-so, i’m contracting so-and-so, we already see several such trends, and well, this is a very ugly bell, because the state communications is actually a structure that must accept the documents, if they all correspond to the 256th resolution, hold commission meetings and contract according to the needs of the special units, according to the needs of the armed forces, there, the national guard, the sbu, guru and so on, it takes on non-proprietary and, in principle, bordering on exceeding the powers of the state body and representatives of the state body, then when they start entering the pariah is already an important point, i ask you to definitely renew the connection once again,

different departments, so according to this draft law, it is all in one there was supposed to be a state communicationst may i ask you, i'm sorry, a very simple question for people who are hearing about the state special communications service for the first time, what does this organization do, why is it there? there are two questions, actually, why is she one question and what is she doing is another question, ah why is she, well that is, according to the corresponding law on state special communications, they, to put it very briefly, have a multitude of those powers, each sentence there, several dozen, yes, but the main function, actually, they, as they are positioned, is technical cryptographic protection of information. and in recent years they have also been given the task of cyber protection of the country and state institutions, and non-state and critical infrastructure in particular, but just recently they were given the duty to protect critical infrastructure, which means that there are many powers on paper, many powers to carry out checks, issuing various prescriptions, even imposing fines an

tv viewers, please explain in simple language what kind of structure this is, the state service for special communication information protection of ukraine, yes, maybe not everyone understands, i think it is something like , i don't know, the state radio, do you remember that they used to broadcast one or another news on the collective farm, well , people get lost, but as its name suggests, this service is supposedly intended for the protection of information, but it has these last ones the years dragged on they take on a lot of other, including uncharacteristic functions, for example, the fildigiv communication, something under the control of the state communication and the concert of the rrt radio conditioning concern of the state and so on, but in principle, if there is a little history, then sometime before 2007 was a part of the security service of ukraine, there was a so-called information protection department, and since 2007 it has become a separate, separate institution , a separate department, yes? well, why now i will not talk about what happened, but the actual task of this service is among t

, the money, the budget allocated for the state special communications, and the state intelligence serviceally signs contracts for the supply of goods, they never even submit, well, it’s very strange, for example, they can call the special unit, or the customer in the person of the chiefs of the bpp, the military and say, listen, you better not contract this, but contract this, we already see several such trends, and well, this is such a bad bell, because state telecommunications is actually a structure that must accept documents, if they all comply with the 256th resolution, hold commission meetings and contract according to needs special forces, according to the needs of the armed forces, there are the national guard , sbu, guru and so on, it takes on non-specific functions that, in principle , border on exceeding the powers of the state body and representatives of the state body, then when they start entering, already mr. maria, an important point , i am asking you to definitely reconnect once again, because what you are saying is starting to disappear , i want the audience to hear it a

, the money, the budget allocated for the state special communications, and the state special communicationsn the end signs... contracts for supply of goods, sometimes they they even act, well, it’s very strange, for example, they can call the special unit, or the customer there in the form of the chiefs of the bpp, the army and say, listen, it’s better for you not to contract this, but contract this, but we already see several such trends, and well this is very true... a bad bell, because the state communications is actually a structure that must accept the documents, if they all comply with the 256th resolution, hold a commission meeting and contract according to the needs of the special forces, according to the needs of the armed forces, there national guard, sbu, guru and so on, it takes on non-proprietary functions, which in principle we are the state body and representatives of the state body, then when they start entering, an important moment, i ask you to definitely renew the connection once again, because what you are saying is beginning to disappear, i want the audience to hear it

the state including governors -- counties, communities also deserve credit.ill tell you you saw secretary who'll here yesterday one of the first people to call me from washington. she absolutelye cleared the way for us to get what we got done last year.ha her and system secretary director of park service sames had it not been for support from up to washington, members of congress there's no way that we would have had, you know, 93% of the park reopened in 20 days. that's a fact.3% and so -- governor i really appreciate the great work that you've -- you've done for the state of wyoming. the incredible partnership that we have -- so many dichght areas and supports you gave us on the flood last year that goes to you govan little also to governor jan -- you l know true team effort. rewind same team in covid and same track record and continue to do that in the future and we look forward to have a discussion on how we can do that best together. thank you. >> thanks, chip. thanks governor. thank you very much for inviting us here and thanks cam for that perspective

yury shchigol was dismissed as the head of the state service of special communications and information protection, and viktor zhorra was dismissed from the position of deputy head of the state service of special communications and information protection of ukraine for digital development. temporary performance of duties dmytro vasyliovych, head of the state special communications service on makovsky. such information. dmytro snigiv resumed communication. so, mr. dmytro, go on, be kind, we understand how much. the situation is difficult, but as far as i understand correctly, the enemy is not there now in that direction of the operative operational reserve, or do they not dare to transfer it from the zaporizhzhia direction? yes, it is worth mentioning that according to the estimates of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, there is no actual grouping on the left bank that would indicate the presence of an operational reserve, it is said that the left bank of the kherson region is completely under fire control of the armed forces of ukraine. and it is a clear evidence of the d

state. community advocates say it serves as a warning sign that the refineries need more oversight. >> our bodies are being destroyed. we can't even plant food in our yards without worrying about the impact that chevron is having on that. >> chevron says it is looking at local authorities to avoid smaller outages in the future. a report is due out tomorrow. >>> it was a wet start to wednesday across the bay area. let's check in with meteorologist jessica burch. >> we woke up this morning with some rainy conditions widespread throughout the bay area as an area of low pressure wrung out around us. watch what happens thursday into friday. light scattered showers in the forecast for us. unsettled as we head into the next couple of days. let me drop this monitor and show you what we got this morning. in certain areas, we got almost a half inch of rain. the more inland we went, the less impressive the numbers got. a quarter inch of rain fell near oakland, less impressive numbers near antioch. the more sound we go, the santa clara valley is getting a taste of it all. match that with what we are expectin

well, the high anti-corruption court suspended the former head of the state service for special communications and information protection, brigadier general yuri shchegol, for two months. he is suspected of embezzling state funds in the amount of over uah 62 million. deputies from the servant of the people came to the court to bail the goldfinch, but it did not save him. what possible devices could to have a place in the state intelligence service. about it today in svoboda live. like this broadcast. let's start. according to the decision of the head of the servant of the people faction, mp andriy odarchenko's membership in the faction was suspended for the duration of the nabu investigation. this was reported by the press service of the political force in a comment to radio liberty today. they said that the final decision regarding odarchenko will be made based on the results of the investigation and assured that no one will block anyone. the day before, the higher anti-corruption court arrested a deputy from servants of the people andrii odarchenko for two months, he is suspected of bribing

the head of state communicates with participants in the ceremony of laying flowers at the monument tond pozharsky. lasted about half an hour, and of course, none of the guys missed the opportunity to take a photo with the president. alexey prokin, stepan lisakovich and gennady lisitsky, ntv television company, moscow, red square. the greatness of our country, its most important achievements and diversity can be see today in moscow. at vdnkh, the pavilions of a large-scale exhibition of russia opened their doors. today, all 89 regions of our country presented their exhibitions. my colleague, mikhail chabanenko, has already seen the exhibition and is joining us live . misha, what is the atmosphere at vdh now? yes, ilya, a very friendly, cheerful atmosphere, everyone comes up with a happy holiday, congratulates, people are delighted with what they see here, a very extensive exhibition, a gigantic exhibition, a large number of people, i’m not sure what it’s like today, even those who come here in the morning will have time to see everything, people are not walking around vdnkh, they are w

the california civil rights department city of berkeley and community leaders throughout the state are leading the call for everyone to put an end to discrimination. it comes at a tame when the mayor of berkeley says hate crimes have doubled in the city since the pandemic. >> this is really about making clear hate has no place in our state and that you're not alone. that there are resources. >> in fact, hate crimes in the state are now at their highest levels since 2001. among the high profile incidents in oakland driver arrested on assault and hate crime charges after a racist road rage incident. many say the israel hamas war is sparking new incidents as well. video of a rally at uc berkeley shows a scuffle. at stanford, an a arab muslim student is recovering. >> we need to send a message there are many more of us who have a message of love and peace than of the fringes who are focused on hate. >> the state is also working to track and prevent hate crimes. six months since launching an antihate hot line, more than 50 people have made reports including 86 in the bay area, but that's no

state. community advocates say flavorings serve as a warning sign that the refineries need more oversight. >> our bodies are being destroyed and our homes are being destroyed. we cannot plant food in our yards without worrying about the impact that chevron is having on that. >> chevron said it is working with local authorities to investigate a report is due tomorrow. >>> one person was killed after a u.s. military osprey aircraft crash near an island off the coast of japan. witnesses say the aircraft left engine was on fire as it went down. six people were on board at the time . aircraft was assigned to the yokota air force base outside of tokyo. >>> today family members and friends will say their final goodbyes to first lady rosalynn carter. she died a week ago at the age of 96. we have more from plains, georgia, the hometown and final resting place of the former first lady. >> reporter: today is the third and final day of services honoring the life and legacy of former first lady rosalynn carter. yesterday, a tribute service was held in atlanta with all five living first ladies , past and

so on, that's all she gives to state intelligence. the budget allocated money for the state special communications and the state special communications in the end signs contracts for the supply of goods, they never even come forward, well, it is very strange, for example, they can call the special unit or the customer there in the form of the chiefs of the bpp, the kind of troops and to say, listen, it's better not to contract this, contract it, that's all, we already see several such trends, and well, this is a very bad bell, because the state telecommunication is actually a structure that has to accept the documents, if they all correspond in the 256th resolution, hold a commission meeting and contract according to the needs of the special forces, according to the needs of the armed forces , the national guard, the sbu, guru. and so on, it takes on extraneous functions that, in principle , border on excess of powers, of the state body and representatives of the state body, when they start entering , and already, an important moment, i ask you to definitely renew the connection once again, becaus

a communist country, and you could see the reaction of anthony blinken, the secretary of state for communications. states, and he probably anticipated the reaction to those comments from the chinese side, and we heard that reaction, they called those comments irresponsible, but they didn't try to escalate the situation, we know xijin pin got what he wanted, visually a good picture that he believes can attract investment to china, we know that the economy is not doing very well right now, we know that president biden basically got what he wanted, after all, a little bit of normalization of relations or communication channels. and also again certain agreements on opioids, yes, but we'll see what this communication actually leads to, we know, the last meeting was on the sidelines of the group of 20 summit and after that there were a series of incidents that led to a significant deterioration of relations, so everything will be checked in time, but at least there is no lack of optimism now, thank you very much, yulia, we will continue to monitor this topic, i will remind our viewers that she was with

name, and according to this principle , cargoes should be allowed to ukraine, that is, as the state communicatedus, this is in order to... reduce the number of abuses, on a pity, which we know exists, that what is declared at the border is not always delivered to the one to whom it is deposited, and the problem lies with the receiver, because according to our criminal code, from the beginning of the invasion, if the cargo suddenly does not appear, then the person to whom it is imported is responsible, and accordingly there was such an idea, but as always the idea was it seems that on the one hand, it is not bad, but... everything , as always, was pumped up by the implementation, because as of now, the system went into testing only on the first 12th, there was not a sufficient level of communication, that is, communication actually began after a huge scandal, when he became indignant this one the volunteer community that we do not understand how it will work, at that time there was no access to the system, no one understood whether it would work, and as it turned out, it is what does not work, a

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already have an order for your sample from the ministry of digital affairs through the state special communicationsfor next year, we do not have a contract for next year, i know that there is a need within the armed forces, but there have been no contracts yet for next year, the process of concluding a contract, if you and i are allowed to operate, there is a corresponding order, so any structure has the right to purchase us, in principle, uh, if it's about the contract, then it 's quite fast, everything is transparent there, it's clear, we can work without any problems at all, people are very helpful. in general, everything is cool there in this regard, well, that is, when you talk about everything great, but there is no contract, then there is a similar problem with other companies, because relatively speaking, we know that the government has allocated 40 billion hryvnias for the purchase of unmanned systems , but a large part of the companies that now manufacture drones for the needs of the armed forces and other defense forces, in fact they cannot , they do not have contracts for the next year,

this bill, why then you do not direct the funds to the ministry of defense with this bill, to state communications, to the ministries of strategic industries , and not to the ministry to which the back of the head should be responsible. there are also many other inconsistencies in this bill. i hope that those servants who remained in the hall read the article by commander-in-chief zaluzhnyi, where he indicated how important there are fortifications for victory. the military-civilian administration is responsible for the fortifications of the border areas. and ask shmyhal, who is not responsible for anything in the country, why even after the liberation of chernihiv oblast, sumy oblast, and kharkiv oblast, new fortifications and minefields have not been built on the border with russia, which may invade our territory again. we suggest that you hear the following logic in bill 137: leave 10% in the regions, and that these funds go specifically to fortification buildings, bomb shelters and repairs of places of permanent deployment of the military, 30% to go to units, for repairs, the purchase of drone

bought the same model, let's not forget that huawei currently processes and supports 95% of all state communicationsse, the ministry of emergency situations, internal communications, huawei does this in hungary, and accordingly they are now little by little planting the idea of ​​what is possible is controlled by budapest, it's terrible, but let's have the same system, why not, the hungarians are ready, well, the hungarians are ready, because they don't have a media that will say no, in fact, the hungarians are not ready for this, but that's what it says mr. maksym, another dictator, about the red lines, you didn’t say anything, that means sydzenpin, he is completely uncontrollable, unpredictable, and we cannot predict where his button is, you know, it is very difficult to predict, first of all, because they even covid, you know , that the intelligence community of the united states the most powerful problem is that first there were scandals, there were exposures, and a large number of those who worked for the americans were arrested. the 19th century of covid, well, you understand, it was impossibl

this, volunteer money, then this is money, ministerial figures through and order through the state communications and own order from the ministry of defense according to the standard procedure. what are the versions of the expression use which direction is the most loyal and acceptable for you. you, ah, the most, the most were ordered through the ministry of digital, now we are working, fulfilling this contract, in parallel with this, we are working within the framework. funds, businesses, those who take care of various units, this work is also being carried out, but a mass customer, of course, it can only be the state, and we would certainly like to work in this direction the most, that is, we have the ministry of figures and funds, the ministry of defense is not there yet , orders, that is, you were afraid to go through such a large circle of tests in the ministry of defense, although it seems that they... just a month ago, they passed a resolution that allows, subject to confirmation of the technical characteristics of the sample, to enter into contracts with the supplier, so i think that this

social sector , simplified so that everyone understands, i.e. pensions, salaries to all state employees, communals, network heating and so on, this is paid for by our international partners, and in principle, to close the grates budgets, that is, ours and yours taxes are not enough to support pensioners and pay salaries to teachers and doctors, so in the 24th year this amount will be 41 billion dollars, that is, divided by 12 months, it will be exactly somewhere around 3.5 dollars, that is, nothing changes, and these borrowings will increase, i.e. at the moment 10 billion dollars each, by the end of the year we predicted that there will be somewhere around 115-120 billion dollars, state borrowings, do you generally think that the american senate will allow money to be given to ukraine and the european the community also, well, yesterday borel, i think it was the day before yesterday, said that if the americans will give less, then we will have to give more, as far as we are concerned, the situation is quite dramatic with this deficit of 41 billion dollars for the 24th year, there are still no sou

cardiologist in louisiana is taking his family and leaving the bayou state after recently passed legislation targeting lgbtq community. i could never a situation where i felt we were living somewhere. the united states that our family no longer welcome jake is one of the three doctors with his qualifications in the entire state of louisiana. he now moving with his family to new york for a job he accepted at different hospital. our kids went to school and they made fun of because they had two dads, a teacher would not have been able to step and make it a learning experience about. different types of families. we teach our children about about celebrating differences and we hope that they recognize this as us something so that can live in an area where they can be free. they can be. they can celebrate our differences, our different type family. it brings me great pleasure to introduce tom and jake kleinman kleinman. i feel the urge to move on them. but i the urge to move on. first, a huge thank you to the hrc for inviting us to speak and tell our story. name is tom. this is my husband. we left our kids connor and isabe

states including the governors counties, the communities also deserve credit. i will tell you you saw secretary holland yesterday, she was the first one, one of the first people to call me from washington. she absolutely cleared the way for us to get what we got done last year. her and assist antibiotic secretary, chuck sam's had it not been for support at all levels all the way to washington, members of congress, there was no way that we would have had 93% to have park reopened in 20 days, that's a fact. governor, i really appreciate the great work that you've done for the state of wyoming, the incredible partnership that we have and so many different areas and the support that you gave us on the flood last year, that goes to governor little and fort, true team effort. rewind a few years it was the same team effort during covid but we have a great track record of working together and we look forward having a discussion on how we can do that best together, thank you. >> thanks, chip. thanks, governor. thank you very much for inviting us here. thanks, cam for th

currently, six officials, the head, are suspected state special communications and his deputy general director and an employee of a state enterprise, the owner of a group of companies and one of his employees. today, the government dismissed the head of the state special forces yuriy shigol and his deputy for digital development, viktor zhoro, from their positions. two dealers wanted to sell the arsenal underground. more than 60 assault rifles and machine guns, as well as russian-made anti-tank grenade launchers, were among the seized russian weapons captured by ukrainian defenders in the battles near bakhmut. they tried to sell the weapons to the representatives of dnipropetrovsk criminality. the sbu officers detained both suspects during the sale of seven kalashnikov assault rifles, including the new ak-12. two contractors of one of the military units were detained. defense forces that were deployed to donetsk region. japan will provide ukraine with 160 million euros for economic recovery projects, this was discussed at the prime minister's meeting with the japanese delegation that

ukraine, we cooperate, as you said, with the minister of digital transformation, the ministry of state communicationsh volunteer orders and with the ministry of defense, who should we work with the most optimal and convenient, well, this question is rhetorical, because, first of all, there is no difference at all with whom to work. we understand the delivery procedure, it is transparent for us, it is not important for us who is the customer. and do you now have firm contracts for next year, in particular for the leleka 100 complex or for the leleka lr complex, because as i understand it, firm contracts provide you with such a planned loading of your industrial capacities and simplify the process of purchasing components for these samples, so do you understand that you will to do next year, as of today, we do not have signed contracts , but we are at the stage of active negotiations, and i believe that our capacities for next year will be loaded at 100%, that is , plus minus there, as of today, we are our company able to produce about seven bpd a day there, and that's about 200 bpd per month, that is,

state. communism its people never forget the clergy are the greatest enemies of the soviet state. if you are not a convinced atheist, you cannot be a good communist and soviet citizen atheism is inseparable both from communism, both of these ideals form the foundation of soviet power. teachers find that 40% of their course is made up of indoctrination or studies. indoctrination are guided by lenin's instruction, children be taught to hate their parents. if these are not communists. four sons of the new class military training begins early communism believes that its struggle to win the world will be a violent one. but. in 1928, stalin puts trotsky's five year industrialization plan into effect as his own initiates a series of so-called judicial trials that will last for ten years, providing scapegoats for his many failures. and he begins the forced collective of agriculture. stalin declares the gulag, the independent farmer, an enemy of the state. the whole villages are uprooted. 6 million farmers are liquidated. 25 million farms erased. the most social upheaval in history. a stali

a member of the state duma committee answered our question for construction and housing and communalvery time i cry, it's very hard to remember. she went into her house, sat down in the hallway on the floor and said: “i ’ll stay here.” the military had to be made aware that animals were simply dying there. the donetsk was shelled very heavily, but we decided to be at the wedding out of spite. the main thing is that we are together. ours, ours don’t abandon their own, from monday to thursday, at 15:00 on the russia channel, instead of evacuation, re-parking, in china they use a robot that can clean a car left in the wrong place. the device is more like a moving cart that drives under the car and lifts it a little; the device extends supports on which the wheels rest. using the platform remote control. brings the vehicle to where it doesn’t bother anyone, but the violator will still be fined, but at least you won’t have to go after the car, the main thing is to find it, such a good quest, well, our auto expert tested a chinese electric car and found out why more power is not always goo

another to use a search for survivors and northwest them to pull up enough quite different states remote communities coming at least a 128. the we've been getting guns that way at least 20 people have been killed off the israel bomb the school in the northern part of the territory to space palestinian assemblies with sheltering that separately. and his randy had re targeted a convoy of ambulances outside of hospital killing, at least 15 people. i said vague begins, are coverage with a report on those attacks. but 1st, a warning. you may find some of the images were about to show the study the blog doesn't drain, cause it is written collected. this thing does date areas around 3 for speak to the district. the gates of does is lodge, is supposed to be an issue for these people had to hold the campbell and being seized was heading to the roof of trusting to, to egypt and its occupants to get treatment. but these radius strikes cause any glimmer of hope. the heck of a scraping this will be a problem. these are critically wounded then he cannot attend to at the hospital, everyone was aware of the red cro

of this communications service that it is possible that in fact it is sped up processes related to the purchase of drones, because there were some accusations from certain companies that the state special communications is too slow to respond to the purchase of those samples developed by some private companies, i think that this situation may change in the near future. time, and later in our column we will talk about the visit of the us defense minister to kyiv, about what is happening on the front line, mainly around avdiyivka, and whether the recent tests of a new missile in the us will give ukraine the opportunity to receive more attacks, about by moment. so, i'll start by saying that the head of the us department of defense, lloyd. today, november 20, arrived in kyiv on an unannounced visit, he said that he came to kyiv to meet with ukrainian leaders and to convey an important message that the states will continue to support ukraine in its struggle for freedom against russian aggression, both now and in the future in the future, in turn , it was reported on the pentagon's website that issues related to everything necessary for weapons...' forces for the winter period, as we

of thousands to say now we want to advise and community network, good afternoon, my name is nazic and i am. chair of the chicago chapter of the united states palestinian community network, a grassroots community organizing institution that has chapters eight states and members all across the country. there is no going back to the status quo of the world before october 7th, this genocide against the palestinian. people has exposed israel for what it really is, a weak white supremacist racist, apartite die in a state that is determined to remove palestinians from their ancestral homes and lands at all cos, okay, you listen to... a couple of the speakers there anyways uh live from washington dc, the pro palestine rally that's taking place and uh you can see uh this is huge or this is huge. event that's taking place, this was uh something that was in the works and uh the massacre as it continued a daily basis in the palestinian territories that is in the ghaza strip really is uh something that uh catapulted into putting this even into place, this is not a easy thing for it to have occurred, and uh we were looking at not just the washington dc

cabinet of ministers dismissed yuriy shigol from the position of the head of the state service of special communications and information protection of ukraine, he and his deputies are accused of having seized a particularly large amount of budget funds in the total amount of over uah 62 million, but this was back in the 21st year, now this case... er is trying to go to nabu and sap, or rather nabu and sab are investigating these cases. mr. yaroslav, here is how in this situation and what should be done with bribes and marauders, because there are many of these cases. zelenskyi once said that corruption should be equated with treason and we need to make appropriate changes to the legislation, well, doesn't ukrainian legislation allow planting, sorry for... to the bootlegs of corrupt officials and bribe-takers, and even more so during the war, and we have very good anti-corruption legislation, it doesn't stop them, they still steal , still trying to launder money, why? well, it probably means that it is profitable for someone, because i completely agree that our anti-corruption legislation is sufficiently

voted for palestine while 45 abstain, the 45 woulstin, it means against united states, so this is the international community, the united states of america acting with its western allies as rogue states, as venom attacking humanity, the slogans were in the marches in the streets of london and washington and belfast. and all of that is anti-imperialist and united states of america, the people in the west today, they know who is leading the war, they accused the united states of america of committing genocide before accusing israel, so the united states of america doing its best not to listen to anybody calling for seas fire at least for humanitarian purposes or that, because netanyahu gave the order to blinken and blinkin told the arab ministers in jordan, there is no... for seas fire for humatitarian or not before getting rid of hamas and releasing their hostages, what he means by getting rid of hamas, it means getting rid of all the palestinians out of the ghaza strip, killing them, because hamas is in every palestinian's heart today, and the palestinians today, they are standing for liberating themselves,

republican party often, a particular part of the republican party, and yet the evangelical community in the united states often alliance -- aligns itself with the russian orthodox church for reasons of faith, for reasons of belief. and i find it -- i have worked with ambassador herbst with this early on that the evangelical community in the united states which is very important politically especially today in the u.s. congress, today when we are looking at whether or not to fund ukraine going forward for the next year, they need to hear from ukrainian evangelical community. they need to hear about the atrocities of the murder and torture of the evangelical pastors in occupied donbas. they need to hear about the lack of freedom from your community. what more can you and the evangelical community of ukraine do to help the community in the united states understand that the russian orthodox church is not today for all the reasons you've given, is not the example and that they should not seek to align with it when it has no respect for the evangelical community. what can the evangelical community of ukraine d

community. perhaps you could do it on the state level as in ohio or as a community effort as it was done in rogers in northwest arkansas. except for a -- and marginal farm industry, the economy of northwest arkansas was stagnant until the middle 1950s. at that time, a group of interested citizens decided that in order to improve conditions and make opportunities for young people to remain in northwest arkansas, it would be necessary to attract industry. they had appealing resources, a stable labor supply, inexpensive land to develop. good water and power resources and a desirable environment. at the time, a leading sporting goods company was looking for a new home. >> we can to rogers in 1957 although the plant was not completed until the middle of 1958. when we first looked for a plant site, one of the first things we look for was whether or not there was an airport facility. and i am -- green field, which was rogers airport at the time, it did not offer everything i wanted but i had complete assurance from the people in rogers that they too recognize the need for aviation as an adjunct for devel

bidding will take place in the most possible and honest way. there are communities that want to do it, but there are either statepanies, but there are definitely communities and definitely state companies that do not want to do it, the last example is the ukrzaliznytsia, which refused to sell scrap metal through prozoro, but in the context, it is still an obligation mandatory participation is a number of normative acts of both the laws of ukraine and by-laws acts that do not allow the sale of state or local, local community property, other than through a transparent sale, if someone does something like that, it will be a direct violation, and also there are quite a few markets or types of assets, as in which directly at the level of the law or the code, for example, it is written that it is not possible to sell other than through sales, you can simply not sell, but again, if we return to the example of communities, the community is not obliged to sell off everything, the authorities, the property of local authorities, but its sale has been going on for almost 32 days years, but if you evaluate it like that, how

state. this one is, is i would say they ripped it in order to the port entire communities from where they're living or something which we started to see several years ago. but in the last weeks, we see it's 131415, but it's in community is and there are dozens of other communities which are fretting by centers and by the military and some for him to enter. so it's that there's 10 minutes or the this is something which we're having to, we're thinking that that's the end of the 50 something years. the in 1928 in israel, ethnic like sans to palestine sending 75 percent of the policy and population fully never to be able to return what remained were 2 small parts of historic palestine. one part is to the strip and the 2nd part is the west bank. and in 1960 sets in israel, occupied those 2 places, but they then started to build. illegal is rarely settlements and there are now roughly $200.00 illegal is rarely settlements that are in the west bank. and, and these new legal settlements have about 750000 is really living on why is it that they are illegal because they're classified as such under int

the state service for special communications and information protection of ukraine decided to condemn this land with an area of ​​more than 2 hectares. we legitimately adopted a resolution at the session, and this land was given to the church. and here, you know, as a philippian. the special forces are suing, which successor of all those they say, no, this is like our land. it is interesting that in 2020, when lviv decided to return to the greek catholic church. and part of the lower metropolitan gardens, this plot was free. there was no information in the land cadastre that it belonged to the state emergency fund, says city council member ulyana pak. in fact, we identified this plot of land, registered it in the land cadastre, registered the right of ownership and, accordingly, took all adequate measures that should have been taken when this the plot was supposed to be transferred to the ownership, for permanent use, er, to the curia of the archdiocese of the ukrainian greek catholic church, the trials in the case of the valuable plot in the center of lviv have been going on since 20

it means so much to this community and to the entire state of maine. i also want to thank our first responders who are there behind us and all of the federal, state and local officials who have responded to this heinous killing. october 7 is the day that is seared in our memories, a day of horror and grief, but also a day of courage and compassion. to the families of those who lost loved ones, i offer this proverb, death leaves a heartache that no one can heal. love leads -- leaves a memory that no one can sear. in their memory, let us continue to support those who have lost loved ones, those who are injured, those who are recovering. as they grieve, let me know that we are with them and let us ensure that what makes lewis ton --ton in this close knit area be so special. lewiston strong. to my friends in the deaf community, stay strong. >> it is fitting that a president who has known the depths of personal grief has come to maine and to lewiston to share the grief of our families and our state. and i want to thank him and the first lady for making this

opposition, do we have a common responsibility, and including for what is happening in the state of communicationy that we have a very good broadcast now, and at the same time i am worried, i am interested in next, with the courage and heroism of his colleague yaroslav zheleznyak, the people's deputy, he calls the president's office and calls things by their names , even for... year, i personally, like many others, opposed the hybrid war that russia carried out in relation to of ukraine, this the supply of coal from russia and belarus, where it does not produce electricity, stoppages of thermal power plants, blocks of blocks of nuclear plants, non-payment of salaries, eight months of downtime for miners, due to the fact that mines were artificially stopped in ukraine, but at the same time, who supplied coal, this is kolomoiskyi, with certain corruption schemes , who supplied electricity, this is sasha yanukovych under the guise of deputies, representatives of authorities in ukraine, and this is firtash, and at the same time, i paid for what was an order from the office of the president, venedikto

states. it's the evangelical i want to work onn behalf of not just my tradition but for all people of ukraine. this war made every ukrainian my neighbor. impacting the evangelical community in the united states is true information about atrocities of thehe war. i believe this meeting is crucial. by our presence here we can communicate this is unjust war. and of course we need to have more support of all people not just evangelical but we see the problem. >> it's really important a realt question, thank you natalie. we've had a very good discussion which is also frustrating i always have a lot more questions just a few questions were able to go through plus a whole bunch of other ones. i'm sure many of you all do as well i would really like to thank our panelists and ambassador to come up and wrap it up. >> they could take questions and e-mail as well pickwick so you go, you heard it. >> thank you. thanks for putting this together on the council's lighted delighted to be o part of it. this is very important events. pollutants were on ukraine is a war of war crimes it is a war designed to destroy ukraine enus set multiple times by senior russian official and russia median