and you will also support the efforts of palestine aimed at to achieve recognition of the state of palestine especially by european countries that have not yet done so. gaining full membership in the united nations providing international peace conferences on the international security and protection of the people of palestine and the implementation of international legitimate resolutions 94 these are two resolutions that were mandatory for israel to become a member for the fateful declaration of balford conclusion i salute the distinguished leaders and your support to the people of valentina and let me assure you the data of the conference. we have it in the security of the stability of the world and the fight against terrorism in our region and around the world to all of the world. thor is there movie i should also mention. what does it depend on britain two countries? to the palestinian people all peoples who are being attacked like this should demand compensation from britain and america and i want to conclude by thanking you for your attention. i thank you for calling this yourselves an

state of punishment. an independent state of palestine has to be created. and for this to be brought about, we need the national unity. we know how important that is, and we know how dangerous it is to live without it. and that's what keeps us going . we believe in power sharing on the basis on free and fair democratic elections. so we aspire to palm national unity government with us and others. and also we believe that the only way to, to do this is to have a free and fair election and the entire land of palestine. and we believe that is what should happen. what you see, you know, in the, in the west bank, these really encourages the targeted killings, the assassinations, the, the, the all types of political and economic pressure is focused on the palestinian president because it's one doesn't want to see the reconciliation process coming to the end that we aspire to reach and we know that it doesn't want to see the day of but a thing and unity. we know that is what has it done all it can to, to destroy every prospect and every approach to national unity w

standing problem, the creation of state of israel was based on international intervention and decision to create to states on that land. our state of israel and state of palestine and the palestinians are still waiting for international support and of ignition to and gain their own statewood. so i think bringing back into spotlight and raising the issue is that very, very timely or i believe that thanks so much for joining us as sharon i was at a professor of middle east in the central asian positive deacon university. thank you. thank you. sled heron out there. ah, yes, a protest in haiti gates a government request for international forces to help with support coming up to 50 minutes at the latest from the t 20 cricket woke up in australia. ah, there yesterday was a warm day for october and a good part of europe typically not a 10 degrees above average in spain, all way across to austria. and i think poland, it won't last is certainly going to be some encroachment declared that has been already and a change in wind direction would bring the temperatures down in some places that have a look at where. well, i would say typically germany and eventually austrian,

state of punishment. an independent state of palestine has to be created . and for this to be brought about, we need the national unity, we know how important that is. and we know how dangerous it is to live without it. and that's what keeps us going. we believe in power sharing on the basis on free and fair democratic elections. so we aspire to palm national unity government with us and others. also we believe that the only way to, to do this is to have a free and fair election and the entire land of palestine. and we believe that is what should happen. what you see, you know, in the, in the west bank, these really encourages the targeted killings, the assassinations, the, the, the all types of political and economic pressure is focused on the palestinian president because it's one doesn't want to see the reconciliation process coming to the end that we aspire to reach and we know that it doesn't want to see the day of but a thing and unity. we know that is what has it done all it can to, to destroy every prospect and every approach to national unity within

onion, axing territory that on which into a national consensus is that these belongs to the state of, of palestine, which by the way, it's 22 percent of what was a historical palestine. so this is the 1st violation of the territorial dimension of the right of self determination. but also the reason and part of these acquisition translates into economic exploitation for the benefit of businesses and ender and a settler. the colonies at the expense of the, of the use of water, land or quarries, an oil for the palestinians. and so the detrimental that potential palestine and economy. but also you see, when sharina bought a broccoli was killed, the running after the pool bearers carrying the coffin and the flag it's emblematic of where does israel stand, visa v. any symbol of palestinian identity, which is the 3rd element, origin of culture. and of course, also there is the prevention of political will and political activity that does it be to mice by the fact that israel now natalie prevents the formation of an authentic and free herb political will. but also repressing reputable human rights organiz

now let's take a look at the state of humanitarian affairs in palestine. now, according to un dates at least 100 p 139 people in 5 have been killed this year with over 8000 wounded in classes with is res. where tear gas and rubber boots have been used now. almost $5300.00 palestinians have been detained since the start of this year. that's according to the policy imprison society. the is ready, the forces have 5 tons, remain in the laces. stand off with the past in 7 people have been ended. the vs demanded is open the blocks road to the city of numbers, which is in the west bank. diesel also voiced the anger settlement on the policy and cosy general secretary of the international initiative. most of my lucy said that liza packs can goes like flashes roots and ignored by the western media. and what we hear again by the israeli army and souls attacking, posted him was out of the money in the lab, or the young people on the streets or students. what we see here by groups that can you describe the specialist and the m and the good is clear, the goal is ethnica

now let's take a look at the state of human rights in palestine, according to un data. at least 139 people having killed this year with over 8000 wounded in crashes with is radius. where tear gas and robots are often used. on almost $5300.00 of policies have been detained since the sauce of this year. but according to the palestinian prisoners society, oh it is a defense forces have to start raising the league started off with several people have been injured. the processes amana the israel, open the block. so road to the city of the blues, which is in the west bank, people will voice the anger against israeli settlement on the palestinian territory . general secretary of the policy and national initiative, most of about lucy says that a tanks are conducted by fascist groups and ignored by the western media. what we fancy against protected by the israeli army itself. attacking him was the amount in the lab or the young people or students in this is what we see here fast by groups that can be described specialist and the m. and the good is clear. the goal is ethnically c

let's take a look as well as the states of humanitarian refers in palestine, according to un data. at least 139 people have been killed this year with over 8000 wounded in clashes with its release. where tear gas and rubber bullets are often used. and according to the palestinian prisoner society, almost $5300.00 palestinians have been detained since the start of this year. the, the fairly defense forces far it's done grenades in the latest stand off with the palestinians. several people were injured. protesters were demanding that israel open the block road to the city of novelists, which is in the west by which rallying had thrown rough soldiers r t spoke to general secretary of the palestinian national initiative. miss stuff, a bar cutie. what we fits here against protected by the israeli, are attacking posted him was out of the model in the lab or the young people on the streets or students in just what we see here attacks by groups that can be described specialist and the m and the goal is clear, the goal is ethnically, is lindsay and departing them out. and then cation of the

let's take a look as well of the state of humanitarian offers in palestine. so my opening figures according to un data, at least $139.00. people have been killed this year with over 8000 wounded in classes with a release at where tear gas and rubber bullets are often used. even bigger figure over here, $5300.00 palestinians have been detained since the start of this year. that is, according to the palestinian prisoners society the, the defense forces fired stem grenades in the late has stunned off with the palestinians. several people were injured. protesters are demanding that israel open the block roads. the city of nobliss in the west bank was rolling through and rocks absolutely just as well are t spoke to the general secretary of the palestinian national initiative. miss stuff a bar could see on the and what we fits here against protected by the israeli army and souls attacking boasting. hands was the amount of lab or the young people on the streets, or what we see here, effect by groups that can only be described specialist and the m. and the goal is cl

let's take a look over here as well up the state of humanitarian i fors in palestine. according to u. n. data, at least 139 people have been killed this year with over 8000 wounded in clashes with us really sat where tear gas and rubber bullets are often used on the palestinian prisoners society says this bigger figure here. $5300.00 palestinians have been detained since the start of this year. the israeli defense forces far as grenades in the latest thumbed off. several people were injured. protesters are demanding israel open the locker room to the city of nobilis, which is in the west by rallying her throwing rocks. absolutely sunburned tires in the park. he spoke to the general secretary of the palestinian national initiatives for part of booty. what we fits here protected by the israeli, our souls attacking the man who was out at the farm out in the lab or the young people or what we see here fast by groups that can only be described specialist and the m and the good is clear the goal is ethnically cleanse and deporting them out of that. and then the creation of t

when the same is not the same, the report of the un commission on palestine to the israeli conflict caused a heated controversy during a briefing in the state department, usa well, also how did the matchstick become the queen of welding? starting with cosmic news. russia launched two military satellites into the orbit of the earth, the soyuz carrier rocket, launched from the cosmodrome, plesetsk in the arkhangelsk region. the launch took place the day before, as reported by the ministry of defense, everything went smoothly with satellites, a stable telemetry connection is maintained, the onboard systems are functioning normally, the goals and tasks of the spacecraft are classified. kiev security forces again tried to strike at the crossing in kherson, according to the emergency services of the region, local residents got under fire in the area of ​​​​antonovsky bridge post footage of air defense systems according to the latest data, all missiles were shot down in the lugansk people's republic, shells are exploding again. in the frontier, the settlement was covered with artillery, of nato caliber, fired nine shells, information about the vic

of state. these are in particular countries such as azerbaijan iraq iran kyrgyzstan palestine tajikistan russia turkey and uzbekistan president of belarus alexander lukashenko will also take part in this event as an observer, also on 14 october. here in astana the work of a new format will be held central asia russia at the highest level, cooperation in such a six-sided format will be discussed in a variety of areas from security to the economics of humanitarian cooperation. so this site is also riveted high enough. some attention, well, and in addition, these days , a bilateral meeting will be held almost non-stop, and the greatest attention is focused on the negotiations between russian president vladimir putin and turkish leader erdogan, according to turkish media, erdogan is ready to offer ankara mediation for russia's negotiations with ukraine or western countries robert france foreman doiduletov, kazakhstan central asian bureau to conduct. a billion rubles at such a low rate has never been a loan from alfa-bank from 4.5 percent. get money today alpha-bank is the best mobile bank. it 's wo

various formats with the leaders of the boat palestine and kyrgyzstan and tajikistan azerbaijan well as well as negotiations were held between the head of the russian state his turkish counterpart recep tayyip erdogan, to whom putin proposed to create a gas hub to supply fuel to other countries. we also find the possibility of delivering our hydrocarbons, including gas, in full in accordance with your requests, and we also carry out transit through turkey to european countries. turkey has turned out to be the most reliable route today for deliveries to the task thanks to your position, which the president has six firm position on the construction of this gas transportation system tourists. although, as they heard, they also tried to blow up the territory of the russian, it happened precisely and it works successfully, if there is interest in turkey and our potential buyers in other countries. we could look at the possibility of building another system and creating a. as a gas hub for e-sales to other countries, we are determined to supply grain products and fertilizers to underdeveloped countries. for us, it is of great importance that it is the poor cou

this new alignment of states with israel potentially again, palestine is something that is certainly transformational. the other issue has been obviously the crane war as of late, which had a massive impact on obviously energy markets on supply chains. the impact is being felt by the lower income countries where societies are struggling with rising food and energy prices. the ukranian war has also had an impact on the politicians calculations. the desire not to be drawn into the conflict between russia and the west. does seem to be something that all countries in the region share. so they are looking to insulate the region to the extent that they can from being drawn into what might become a new cold war. arab leaders are engaged in the tensions between the east and west, among them. saudi crown prince mohammed ben cell, man, he has been under us pressure due to a decision by opec plus to reduce oil output. washington believes that works for russia's benefits, whether a unanimous starts and statement comes out. first of all, in support of saudi arabia. second of all, and support us ou

of state. this is in particular. e countries such as azerbaijan iraq iran qatar kyrgyzstan palestine tajikistan russia turkey and uzbekistanpresident of belarus alexander lukashenko will also take part in this event as an observer, also on 14 october. here in astana, the work of a new format will be held central asia russia at the highest level interaction will be discussed. uh, in such a gear format, and in a variety of areas from security to the economics of humanitarian interaction. so, quite a lot of attention is riveted to this site as well. well, in addition, these days, but practically non-stop will take place. erdogan is ready to offer ankara’s mediation for negotiations between russia and ukraine or western countries vera robert thank you for direct communication was the chief of the central asian news bureau robert frantsev in the rostov region was called up for partial mobilization. allocate a set of new uniforms and combat equipment, and in addition to clothes and underwear, everyone received a mobile first-aid kit of armor, a helmet, body armor, tactical goggles, unloading, and much more, as reported by the mi

of united states as valuable. you have been based the standards for the conference like palestine on it. and do you have a different standards for the issue of you agree? so this is a very important some, a bit, i think, but then the heads up, i did good because you did dating dress plus the pause then they will have with the consent of the message that will not be taken by the best in board or the audi that we do, ok, they haven't done a monthly and able to get to the better it is a measure of the oil on the sulfur an issue. so they talk to these a sulfur and issues are talking about here onto and, and basically you're saying that every, every country, like the un says every person should have the right to self determination. i wanted to talk to you, for example, you know, tuck stream is essentially a pipeline from russia, a huge amount of russian gas going down to turkey. it came at a time out of the one years ago that was very, very timely. 70 percent of turkey's national debt used to be energy debt. so that was a real physically a few years ago from russia to turkey with the tuck stre

the future of the democratic party of the united states this company yes, and they act not only in ukraine with their own original opinion, for example, on palestinefrican descent. they have completely different proposals on how to build the policy of the united states of america with israel and palestine, and here they again demonstrated their own opinion. they do it on purpose. it's a knife in biden's back. but this what was done was to force them to withdraw this letter, when it was possible to say many thanks very valuable opinion. and now the senior group of the kindergarten and we are watching the sixteenth item on the agenda, yes. and you for now. please. if you please so everyone was watching, right? and many watched, yes, there are no intra-party intrigues of pressure, and several signatories tritely stated that they did not disagree with the publication of this message. house of cards. someone from the white house called. this is it and so on. you fucked it up signed, and it was. e more so maybe it came, probably, the way it is. uh-huh what a charm here, and you say why parliamentarism is needed. here are the transactions. it is this tra

foreign policies with the side of the israeli occupation state and deny all palestinian national rights journalists and political alice robert a le cache who has lived in palestine says the younger generation of policy as a fed up the occupation the intensity of the rates which are currently ongoing inside the west bank. and as a result, many killings in the west bank this year, palestinians, more palestinians have been killed in the west bank and the gaza strip, which is quite odd if you look at it statistically. this can be tracked back to the israel changing it opened fire policy late last year, which has made it easier for israeli soldiers to shoot that palestinians. this is meant that there is a large civilian death toll inside the west bank larger than what we've seen. but particularly because we're in a moment now in history, where the younger generation of palestinians are fed up with living, living under occupation and so have created a number of armed groups who are taking armed action and opting for the armed struggle against israel. because there is no chance of peace talks working when it comes to the west and whether it will. ready act against viol

states of america. first and foremost the basis inr saudi is to bomb iraq and the no-fly zone through the 1990s. support for israel their occupation of palestine and at that time of lebanon. support for dictators around the middle east such as the king in saudi arabia att that time egyp. pressure on those nations to keep production high in oil prices artificially low to subsidize our economy at theirns expense. and bin laden criticized america for turning a blind eye to russia, china, india and pakistan for their wars and suppression of a muslims. actually the bill clinton government supported the al qaeda forces and al qaeda linked forces in bosnia, coso and chechnya. even though they'd been attacking us all through the 1990s. in america is in fact picking up tabs for the russian war against the chechen rebels at the same time they were backing the chechen rebels. in effect after september 11, bill clinton and brad sherman all three said something to the effect of how could these muslims attack us after all we have done for them? but the reality was the occupation of saudi arabia had not seize the bombing of eyebrow did not seize the support

consensus that, that the state of general slim should be handled, should be decided as part of a larger negotiation on the future of the 2 states or 2 states in, within israel and palestine side, it can not be divorced from that matter. so i think is going to revive that international consensus for a period. australia was a diverging from that consensus, but now strollers coming back to it will definitely bring the issue of far israel palestinian dispute and the future of a 2 state solution into spotlight. and the international community has a big responsibility to address this. the long standing problem. oh, latisha, in germany are concerned about the great number of ukrainian seeking refuge that they want. stricter border controls, a dominant cane report now from the german check border. the team of check police officers carries out controls on the slovak border. they're looking for people, they say are illegal immigrants. many of these people are from syria and are seeking refuge, but not here. they want asylum in the u. k, or germany, and are willing to cross many european borders to do so. in berlin, ministers say something must be done. he then begins cantoya and o

foreign policies with the site of these really occupations state and deny all palestinian national rights. jazz amber who alice robert in la cash who has lived in palestine says the younger generation of our since it is fed up with the occupation the intensity of the rates which are currently.

the west made a lot of noise about the fact that ukrainian grain would be sent to countries in need, but in fact not even, neither palestine nor the african stateseived anything and, perhaps, one of the most anticipated events of this day, the negotiations between putin and erdogan, judging by the fact that the head of gazprom miller was invited to meet the presidents of russia, turkey continued discuss the possibility of increasing the volume of russian gas pumped through pipes, the blue and turkish flow of the countries of southern europe and the balkans, if there is an interest in turkey and our ability to build another gas pipeline system and create turkey as a gas hub for e. to other countries first of all, it would be a platform, not only for deliveries, but also for determining the price, because this is a very important issue, the issue of pricing. today it is sky-high these prices. yes, and we could easily regulate, but at a normal market level, without any e-e and any political without any political overtones in the european union, by no means everyone advocates a complete ban on russian energy carriers, serbia hungary is well aware th

foreign policies with the side of the israeli occupation state and deny all palestinian national rights. joe, as ambo who alice, robert in la cash, who has lived in palestine says the younger generation of policy as a fed up with the occupation the intensity of the rates which are currently ongoing .

of klyr-delli. condemned the crimes against humanity committed by european states. european sponsorship israeli terrorism in palestineterror in yemen igil product of the french american british turkish. collaboration funding the wars in syria and iraq decades of us-supported right-wing terrorism against the revolution in cuba contrast in nicaragua guatemala el salvador remember vietnam laos and cambodia horror after horror terror after terror and recall earlier claire daily during her speech in the european parliament. she stated that she considers the call of officials to send more weapons to ukraine absurd. never apply. with the same call to the peoples of palestine, yemen summed up the policy of crime without punishment with an understandable policy, we continue the anthology of american aggression in the next series of the cycle the bloody and brutal collapse of yugoslavia tons of nato bombs and missiles thousands of victims strikes on civilian targets the use of radioactive weapons, months of chaos and a country torn to pieces , as well as the first color revolution of the 21st century. why did the us invade the

foreign policies with the side of the israeli occupation state and deny all palestinian national rights journalists on political alice, robert ill lakisha who has lived in palestine says that the younger generation of boston is a fed up with the occupation nation, which is violating the rights for the fullest indian people, depriving the palestinians of their basic human rights. and as a result of this, there is a lot of anti israel sentiments around the world. the intensity of the rates which are currently ongoing inside the west bank. and as a result, many killings in the west bank this year, palestinians, more palestinians have been killed in the west bank and the gaza strip, which is quite odd if you look at it statistically. this can be tracked back through it, israel changing its open fire policy late last year, which has made it easier for israeli soldiers to shoot dead palestinians. this has meant that there is a large civilian death toll inside the west bank, larger than what we've seen. but particularly because we are in a moment now in history, where the younger generation of palestinians are fed up with living, living under occupation and so have crea

ah, many of those investigated by the labor party believe that israel is in apartheid state. israel was created in 1948 by forming a jewish homeland within historic palestine. the combination of the zionist dream. in 1967, israel invaded and occupied the remaining palestinian land. israel has since isolated garza while building illegal settlements in the west bank. slowly diminishing the size of a potential palestinian state. ah, palestinians effectively live on the israeli military control and do not have equal rights. it's 90, submissive to call israel and apartheid state is simply a fact. we have the amnesty international report, the human rights watch report. we have israel's own one in those major. she writes organizations, but selim have also come to this conclusion. wow. oh, it's really pissy understood that there are things you can't say. so one of them is you can't talk about your experiences in harrowing her. oh, you have to keep it sort of cool. and, and you can't talk about israel in the way that he should be talked about. oh wow. when i started hearing a get more active about anti semitism, i was just confused because you don't palestinians ev

of palestine. refugees who do not otherwise receive services elsewhere. we operate in lebanon that we also operate in jordan, syria, and the occupied bella city in territory. and as such, given the state of the region today. and given the state, the lebanon today, the education health and social protection services that's on the right gets on the cash assistance of the buddha system are sometimes now are now probably the last lifeline that palestine refugees had long to. and this is why, for us being that the in the front seat with palestine refugees working in the camps in lebanon. we see the desperation and we anticipate how many more will go on these deadly boats. palestinian refugees in lebanon often live in segregated camps that denied the prospect of citizenship over generations. would you like to see the lebanese government do more to try and integrate them? this is really a question addressed to the lebanese government, the but the question of palestine refugees is definitely an unreasonable question. these are people who are excelled or had to flee their homes in 1948th and who until today do not have a solution to that to that the original original escape they had. so we're

state. oh palestine, no japan. christ you point to what the critics say. listen, no country is immune and should not be immune from criticism. this ofourse also applies to israel some of the criticism we have heard and offered themselves for several. months justified however, this statement is unlikely. if they have any effect on relations between israel and the united states of america, they can condemn the actions of israel, but israel is their strategic partner, therefore, while condemning , cooperation and support at a more general global level is still maintained aleksey kvashenkin anastasia medvedeva maxim zaichenko and natalya levchenkova telekompanenkova. in real art , the life work of a muscovite and hereditary welder alexandra ivleeva. the girl herself asks to name yourself as the queen of welding. dozens of works came out from under her light hand, many of which can be seen in different parts of the country from murmansk to the lipetsk region alexander says that her hobby is not a business of self-expression with meaning alina talked to someone who destroys stereotypes, this is my workshop queen castle is very ancient bui

will meet with the heads of azerbaijan and palestine in a trilateral format with the leaders of tajikistan and kyrgyzstan separately with the world boats. the day before, his statealta’s last meeting with putin did not take place in dushanbe in 2019, but the president of russia met with recep taip erdogan only a month ago in samarkand, erdogan was also already in astana in the morning of the state. visit, in the second informal program. he plays ping-pong with the president. however, erdogan's meeting with vladimir putin tomorrow is in the spotlight of the turkish world press. putin, the turkish president brought new proposals for negotiations on ukrainian settlement. previously, he was ready to organize direct contacts with zelensky, but he, as you know, refuses turkey's fresh proposal for big negotiations between russia, the united states, france, germany and britain , mediated by ankara. however, all this is already tomorrow's presidential program. today, negotiations are being held by sergey lavrov, immediately upon arrival, a meeting with the minister of foreign affairs of armenia in the spotlight, the armenian azerbaijani regulation a month ago , border ho

states ofr america. it was first and foremost the faces of saudi in the no-fly zone in the 1990s, support for israel and the occupation of palestine at that time of lebanon, support for dictators around the middle east such as the king in saudi arabia and at that time l. presidente mubarak. pressure on the nation's to keep production high in oil prices artificially low at their expense and bin laden criticize america for turning a eye to russia china and india and pakistan for their wars and the suppression of muslims. the thing about that is that bill clinton government supported the al qaeda forces and al qaeda linked forces in bosnia and kosovo and in chechnya even though they had been attacking us all through the 1990s. americans picked up the tabs for russia's war against the trojans at the same time the cia was backing the trojans. in fact after september 11 bill clinton, tom lampposts and brad sherman all three said something to the effect of how could these muslims attack us at or always done for them that's the reality was the occupation of saudi arabia had not ceased in the bombing of iraq could not seized and the dictat

of palestine, mahmoud abbas, and already around lunchtime in moscow with recep, type erdogan, turkey offers russia a new negotiation format. as they speak with the decision-making centers, namely the united states, france, germany and britain, putin yesterday announced his proposal already, with regard to energy, to send the volume of gas from the lost lines of the northern streams through the turkish flow. this would make ankara europe's largest gas hub on the other hand the eu has previously voiced plans to phase out russian gas by 27 whether there will be demand for supplies under the black sea very many questions currently unanswered, well, retirement of decommissioning structures of northern streams. uh, with the exception of one remaining live thread of the second nord stream, of course, it caused damage. overall potential. here, uh, energy security. that is, it is a detriment to the europeans. still to be understood they are now refusing to allow russia to clarify the causes and consequences of the accident, but later they will realize that in fact this is a huge blow to european energy security. in addition, vladimir putin today will hold tripartite talks with the heads of kyrgyzstan an

palestine. the prime minister's comments through anger because of the often controversial nature of the move it zionism supports a jewish national state and the boundaries of what is now israel on palestinian lands while viewed as a jewish liberation movement by some. it's criticized as colonialists and racist by others. the ongoing conflict between israelis and palestinians has claimed thousands of lives among people living on the land. israel coins as its own. here is some recent footage of violence from the region and a warning to viewers. some scenes are distressing this. well, we are facing threats from authoritarian regimes who don't believe in for you them . hon. chrissy to for you. to mult, cruces the u. k. and israel need to stand shoulder to shoulder and we will be even closer in the future. outrage has gripped the west bank with palestinians flooding on to the streets to join in the funeral procession of a 7 year old boy who according to his father, died from a heart attack. after is really forces chased him home, threatening to detain his family members. israel disputes that account of events. ah, no, was it the soldiers c

of palestine mahmu in astana. ankara turned out to be the most reliable partner for gas supplies to europe, vladimir putin stated this at a meeting with his turkish counterpart recep taip erdogan, the russian president also spoke about the idea of ​​​​creating a gas hub in turkey. the ditch deliveries of our hydrocarbons, including gas, are in full according to your requests and we carry out and transit through turkey european countries. turkey has proven to be the most reliable route today for supplies. uh, gas, thanks to your firm position in building a tourist transportation system. although they seemed to hear him, they also tried to blow up this topic. glory. god it didn't happen. eh, and it is working successfully. if there is an interest from turkey and our potential buyers from other countries, we could look at the possibilities of construction, and another gas pipeline systems and the creation of an e, gas hub in turkey. for those who have given other countries, we are determined that grain products and fertilizers be supplied to underdeveloped countries. for us, it is of great importance that it is the poor

of $80 to less than $29. we will open up a new state park in trinidad in southern colorado. we funded projects like the palestine lunch to provide recreation opportunities in mesa. when natural as prices go up. there's more activity in jobs in mesa. that is good for mesa. what is is a bad thing for utility customers and ratepayers. of course colorado will continue to produce when the prices are high. production go up. we need to make sure we we ourselves off natural gas to power grid. that is why there's providers have told estimates are going to go up. the cost of natural gas has increased. we want to make sure we chart our energy independence paired colorado and across the country. we are blessed with great solar and wind resources, in addition to traditional resources. as well as geothermal which cn you tapped into safe students 2%. i look forward to work hard and save customers money on utilities, and import jobs into energy. moderator: 30 seconds. ms. ganahi: if you care about young people having an opportunity to work here, energy says the heating bills will go up 54%. young people, senior citizens, famili

the western government at the head of the united states has unleashed more than one such war in syria, libya, palestinet ukraine, the west is ready to shout to the whole world the warriors unleash the west to blame. naturally, they continue russia in everything in estonia, they proposed to recognize our country as a country sponsor of terrorism. and why? supporting the appeal of the parliament of ukraine by the state and international organizations, the estonian parliament declares the russian regime a terrorist and the russian federation a state sponsor of terrorism, by which action it is necessary to rebuff it together, the parliament supports the demands to deprive the russian federation of the status of a permanent member of the un security council, our experts in the studio talk bezpargalok in this. nikita i hope you don't drop anything. yes, how biden peep not you will, uh, three baltic to the emirates, how would he celebrate. well, in general, of course, i'm amazed. i okay , there are experts, but when estonian officials talk about this, they want to deprive the russian federation of the status

the west made a lot of noise about the fact that ukrainian grain would be sent to needy countries, but in fact neither yemen nor palestine are african stateswe received nothing. we are in dire need. in providing us with food. you know what events are taking place in the international arena, but our stay in russia last time included. we were sure that this question, perhaps a positive decision is made on the issue of delivering russian wheat to us from time to time and, perhaps, one of the most anticipated events of this day. negotiations between putin and erdogan, judging by the fact that the head of gazprom miller of the president of russia turkey was invited to meet, they continued to discuss the possibility of increasing the volume of pumping russian gas through pipes, blue and turkish flows to the countries of southern europe and the balkans if there is an interest in turkey and our potential buyers in others countries. we could look at the possibility of building another gas pipeline system and creating a gas hub in turkey for sales to other countries. first of all, it would be a platform not only for supplies, but also for determinin

it's true, in the meantime, the leaders of russia, qatar, palestine and other countries were heading to a meeting in astana in the united statesiority is to contain russia and aim at nato. heads in the rammstein format and discussed issues. how else can they help ukraine pentagonia told what ukraine's wishes will be satisfied after a fiery embrace with the minister of defense of ukraine, reznikov, the americans announced the following. what ukraine is asking for and what, in our opinion, can be provided is an integrated air defense system that does not control all airspace over ukraine. however, it is intended to defend priority targets that ukraine it is necessary to protect the combination of all these means will allow to close the airspace by the russian aircraft. we talked about nasans systems and this is a good tool that really help the ukrainians. we will provide systems. as fast as it is physically. perhaps we will transfer the systems that we have and we will try to supply additional ammunition for the systems that are currently in service. ukrainians in the world. there are many free air defense systems the task will

she stated that she considers it absurd to call on officials to send more weapons to ukraine. you never appeal. with the same call to the peoples of palestine that was summarized in an understandable policy, we continue the anthology of american aggression in the next series of the bloody and the brutal collapse of yugoslavia tons of nato bombs and missiles thousands of victims strikes on civilian targets the use of radioactive weapons, months of chaos and a torn country, as well as the first color revolution of the 21st century. why did the united states invade the balkan region with deadly values? west from the lips of eyewitnesses, see the understandable policy on monday after the panorama. will it be possible to tell the truth without censorship, including about these crimes of the western regime on the network, soon, we will see the bird has already flown out of the cage driven by ideas to return freedom of speech elon musk became the new owner of twitter the day before he appeared in the company's office with a washbasin, hinting that everything would be cleaned up here, he began to reduce the staff from their posts, already removed b

palestine are saddam's last words of disobedience a year later. it turned out that the test tube was fake, but it was too late for the troops. the united states the cia. the list of cia-inspired assassinations is long, and the number of civilian casualties is measured in the millions. so what is a dirty bomb, both physically and politically. well, in this case, there are at least two options. the first option is an attempt to depict, as they themselves let slip in ukraine and then, uh, our leaders found out several times, this is to portray a nuclear weapon that did not work, which was used, but did not explode for some reason and, accordingly, here are its fragments, and in ukraine, in principle, there are, including those of the soviet era, remained in the same artillery schools where they were taught to use, including nuclear weapons, there were various dummies, according to which it is very closely similar and not difficult to make. but this as it were, what is called the very initial version and most likely it is most likely that we are talking about simulating a nuclear explosion, which, in principle, is not difficult to do today, espec